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The funds awarded under the competition will support implementation-oriented research conducted at the University in the area of technologies of key importance to the economy, in particular wind energy, hydrogen technologies and closed-loop economy.

In the completed call, the following projects received funding:

1. project title: Horizontal axis wind power plant with the low-speed multiphase brushless doubly-fed generator with dedicated power electronics.

Project manager: Krzysztof Blecharz, Ph.D. (WEiA)

Gdańsk University of Technology was the only University among the Polish participants that was classified within the range of 201-300 in the global ranking for civil engineering discipline. Electrical & electronic engineering were evaluated within the range of 401-500, together with Warsaw University of Technology.

In June 2022, the Senate of Gdańsk University of Technology adopted a modified Code and a procedure for acting in case of mobbing or discrimination in the broad sense.

CESAER  organization was founded in 1990. Currently, it unites 58 leading European universities from 26 countries. CESAER safeguards high level of research and education, and aims at developing cooperation with the industry. The members of CESAER undertake integrated activities for the benefit of engineering education, responding to the global market demands.

Project under the name: „Optimization of gold nanostructure shape and size in the germicidal chamber, using the process of photothermal ablation” managed by Paweł Ziółkowski, PhD Eng., will be executed in consortium with Medical University of Gdańsk. The project obtained funding amounting to PLN 911 645 (PLN 901 885 for Gdańsk Tech).

There were no surprises among this year's most popular fields - the top five, just like for several years, include economy and spatial management, as well as green technologies, energy, and yacht design and construction. A dozen or so people applied for one place in these fields of study.

In turn, the largest number of applications, as in the previous year, was recorded in the field of computer science (1700 applicants) and in construction (1500 applications).

In June 2022, the Senate of Gdańsk University of Technology adopted a modified Code and a procedure for acting in case of mobbing or discrimination in the broad sense.

In June 2022, the Senate of Gdańsk University of Technology adopted a modified Code and a procedure for acting in case of mobbing or discrimination in the broad sense.

Prof. Janusz Rachoń graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology in 1969. He also obtained a doctoral title and a title of a doctor of science and was awarded a professor title by president Lech Wałęsa.