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The "25 under 25" competition was launched on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of McKinsey & Company in Poland. On the occasion of the jubilee, the company will select 25 young and ambitious people who have a chance to influence the development of the Polish economy and society in the future.

The authors of the ranking analyzed over 15,200 study programs at 1,543 universities out of 88 countries.

The QS World University Rankings include 51 scientific areas, grouped in five categories: "Arts & Humanities", "Engineering & Technology", "Life Sciences & Medicine", "Natural Sciences", "Social Sciences & Management".

The authors of the ranking analyzed over 15,200 study programs at 1,543 universities out of 88 countries.

The QS World University Rankings include 51 scientific areas, grouped in five categories: "Arts & Humanities", "Engineering & Technology", "Life Sciences & Medicine", "Natural Sciences", "Social Sciences & Management".

Best Easter wishes to all of Gdańsk Tech Students, Faculty and Staff,
let this year's Easter fill your hearts with joy and hope.

Director and the Gdańsk Tech Library Employees

Women in Tech Summit, organized by the Perspektywy Foundation, is an international meeting of women of science, business and technology who share their stories, scientific achievements and visions of the technological future of the world.

Students of Gdańsk University of Technology invite all to a special charity concert "Students for Ukraine", which will be held on Sunday, April 24 at the Academic Kwadratowa Club. The organizers, in particular, invite volunteers who devoted their time and energy to help refugees from Ukraine.

Gen. Wł. Anders scholarship program for the Polish diaspora is an offer addressed to young people of Polish diaspora who are interested in taking up first-cycle, second-cycle or long-cycle studies at Polish universities, on a full-time basis, in Polish.

Sea transport is particularly vulnerable due to the complex, often unpredictable environment in which it operates. Threats may arise from both deliberate and accidental actions (hydrometeorological, mechanical conditions, etc.). Providing navigational safety, including collision avoidance, is one of the main and most important issues related to the issue of fleet development.

The project "Zero-emission Ship for Collection of Waste in Ports and Coastal Areas" (acronym: ZeroWastePorts) will be implemented by a Polish-Taiwanese consortium. It consists of - on the Polish side - the Seatech Engineering design office as leader and Gdańsk University of Technology, and on the Taiwanese side, the National Taiwan University and the Ship and Ocean Industries R&D Center.

Michał Laskowski studies at the inter-faculty data science field of studies and already has his first research successes.