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EBSCOhost in a PhD student's research work – a tool worth knowing

The goal of this training is to help doctoral students efficiently and confidently use the EBSCOhost platform—from basic functions to advanced search strategies and research data management.

We'll show you how to formulate research queries, manage bibliographies, export results, use Boolean operators, filters, and delimiters (year, document type, language). We'll also provide tips on finding popular journals, identifying recent articles, tracking citations, and building a theoretical foundation for your doctoral dissertation. 

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Additional NAWA STER scholarships for the best PhD students carrying out PhD projects in international cooperation - results

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As of 12th December 2025, 6 scholarship applications were received, 5 of which were approved. One application was rejected – did not meet formal requirements.

Ranking list from 17th December 2025

According to the Regulations candidates have no right of appeal against the decision of the Competition Committee

Hope for patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. Collaboration between Gdańsk Tech, Mayo Clinic and the Wrocław Medical University

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Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders in the world. Over 50 million people suffer from it, including over 370,000 patients in Poland. More than one-third of them suffer from a drug-resistant form of this disorder, in which medication does not help. Thanks to the cooperation of scientists from the Gdańsk University of Technology, researchers from the Mayo Clinic in the United States and doctors from the Wrocław Medical University, these patients now have a real chance of recovery and a return to normal life.

Until recently, people with drug-resistant epilepsy in Poland could only hope for highly invasive surgery involving resection of large parts of the brain lobes. Although these procedures reduced seizures, they often led to permanent cognitive impairment and worsened quality of life.

2nd meeting of the Young Researchers Team in the 2025/2026 academic year

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The 2nd meeting of the Young Researchers Team was held on 10 December 2025, bringing together members of the Team to discuss current issues relevant to the community of early-career researchers as well as key processes taking place at the University.

During the meeting, information following the session of the team preparing the assumptions for the IDUB 2 project at Gdańsk Tech was presented. Opportunities to apply for the Minister of Science and Higher Education Scholarship for Outstanding Young Researchers were discussed.

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