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ESNsurvey is a Europe-wide research project addressing various topics related to mobility and education, such as economic, culture, languages, accessibility of mobility for people with special needs and many others. It is worth emphasizing that it is also the largest project of this type carried out solely by volunteers.

Data Literacy ENHANCE Winter School is organized by Warsaw University of Technology in cooperation with Technische Universität Berlin and Universitat Politècnica de València under the Blended Intensive Programme (Erasmus+).

In the Domestic Forefront, Noticed Abroad

In 2022, Gdańsk University of Technology strengthened its presence in the most important international rankings. It was among 11 Polish universities in the so-called Shanghai ranking (Academic Ranking of World Universities), which is considered the most prestigious ranking of universities in the world. In this year's ranking, our university maintained its position in the 801-900 range and recorded a point increase in two ranking indicators: PUB and PCP.

Monika Śmiełowska completed her doctoral thesis at the Department of Analytical Chemistry. The thesis was entitled: "New solutions in the analytics of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) for samples with a complex matrix composition". The defense of the dissertation took place on 30 September 2021. The supervisor of the thesis was prof. Bożena Czekała, PhD, DSc, Eng. (Gdańsk University of Technology), and its reviewers were: prof. Bogusław Buszewski, PhD, DSc (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) and Sylwia Bajkacz, PhD, DSc, Eng.

Data Literacy ENHANCE Winter School is organized by Warsaw University of Technology in cooperation with Technische Universität Berlin and Universitat Politècnica de València under the Blended Intensive Programme (Erasmus+). The project is implemented as part of the ENHANCE - a consortium of technical universities, of which Gdańsk University of Technology has also been a member since 2022 (hence Gdańsk Tech students can take part in the event).

Implementation of the projects will make it possible to finance the costs of ongoing research by second-level students in Individual Research Studies.

In the completed call, the following projects received funding:

Projects submitted within the BioTechMed center

     1. Study of the effect of dissolved molecular oxygen concentration on the radiochromic response of polymer dosimetry gels.
     Project manager: Marek Maryanski, Ph.D., awarded funds: PLN 24,000

On the 5th of January the Gdańsk Tech Technology Transfer Office invites researchers, doctoral students and students to consultations, which in 2023 will be held periodically on the first Thursday of each month.

We invite both those of you just intending to acquire and those already implementing research projects whose results can be commercialized. 

The facility was built on the campus of Gdańsk University of Technology, specifically on the slope of Góra Szubieniczna (the Gallows Hill) in Gdańsk Wrzeszcz - at Traugutta Street. It contains the so-called bunker, i.e. a place with server rooms and one of the fastest supercomputers in Europe, enabling the collection, processing and archiving of huge data sets, as well as the performance of complex simulations for scientific research.

Zuzanna Klawikowska received the highest marks for her master's thesis, and can also boast of the best academic results among the students of the faculty. The award is the culmination of five years of work in first and second cycle studies, as well as in the field of social activity.

The "New Technologies for Women - Ukraine" scholarship program was addressed to Ukrainian female students, doctoral students and graduates of secondary schools (starting technical studies in autumn 2022) studying in Poland, who are in a difficult material / life situation due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The winners of the program were four students of Gdańsk University of Technology: