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For the first time, Young Researchers can submit their own project ideas!

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Project proposals for the Gdańsk University of Technology Participatory Budget can be submitted until 14 November via the online application form. This year, in addition to university employees and students, young researchers are also invited to take part in the initiative.

In the 2026 edition of the Participatory Budget, a total of PLN 600,000 is available: PLN 210,000 for employee projects, PLN 210,000 for young researchers’ proposals, and PLN 180,000 for student projects. Each proposer must obtain the support of five members of the university community, describe their idea, and estimate the cost of its implementation.

Young Researcher Day 2025 (13.11)

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On 13th November 2025, the next Young Researcher Day will take place in the Heweliusz Courtyard.

The event is primarily aimed at doctoral students, assistant professors and other academic teachers at Gdańsk Tech, who are at the beginning of their research careers.

The goal of this year’s Young Researcher Day is to familiarize the academic community with the opportunities offered by the ENHANCE Alliance, as well as to facilitate the exchange of experiences between members of the Gdańsk Tech community and guests from partner universities.

The Gdańsk Tech among the partners in the construction of the Baltic AI GigaFactory

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The Baltic AI GigaFactory investment is of key importance for the development of digital technologies in Poland and Europe. Its goal is to create at least two hyperscale data centers that will support the development of modern artificial intelligence models based on artificial neural networks. This joint initiative by Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia aims to develop computing infrastructure for artificial intelligence in Central and Eastern Europe. The construction and development of such facilities is essential to maintaining Europe's competitiveness in the global tech race.

Representatives from the science, industry, business, and public administration sectors have been invited to collaborate on the project.

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