The nature of the ‘Bridge of Knowledge’ project is to design and build a platform that integrates data from many databases (both Gdańsk University of Technology and other research units), which will increase the availability, consistency and the possibility of reusing their research, knowledge and technology resources.
The ‘Multidisciplinary Open Knowledge Transfer System - Bridge of Knowledge’ project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the Digital Poland Operational Program for 2014-2020
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E-administration and open government
The sense of the ‘Bridge of Data’ project is to design and build a platform that allows collecting, searching, analyzing and sharing open research data and to provide it with unique data collected from the three most important Pomeranian universities: Gdańsk University of Technology, Medical University of Gdańsk and the University of Gdańsk.
The goal of the ‘Bridge of Knowledge’ project is to increase the availability, consistency and re-use of scientific resources. These resources will be made available to people of science, entrepreneurs and the public in an open, simple and transparent form. In other words, a bridge will be created connecting the community of researchers, business and society.
Guest speakers Alison Wright, Editorial Director at Nature Research, will explore what makes a Nature journal and how they are valued in the research community. Jill Adie, Senior Publishing Manager at Nature Research will shed light on the publishing strategy and how they drive new research forward. Including case studies, performance and feedback from authors, readers, customers.
The INTARG International Invention and Innovation Fair is a cyclical event devoted to the presentation of the potential and achievements of technological thought and science, i.e. inventions, technologies and targeted services in thirteen fields, including industry. INTARG® exhibitors have the opportunity to submit the presented inventions and innovations (technologies, products and services) to the INTARG® competition, under which they are assessed by an international jury.
A team of scientists from WEiA, led by Roland Ryndzionek, PhD, composed of: Krzysztof Blecharz, PhD Eng., Filip Kutt, PhD Eng., Grzegorz Kostro, PhD Eng. and Michał Michna, PhD Eng., developed a prototype of a new five-phase generator. It is a multi-phase induction generator for application in a wind, water or gas power plants. It can also be utilized by the military and e.g. in tanks or armored cars. Using five-phase control winding in the prototype is innovative.
The mural, which we can already admire on the Gdańsk Tech campus, was created on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics. The project was carried out by students of the 4th semester of engineering studies at the Faculty of Architecture, as part of optional classes conducted at the Department of Visual Arts by prof. Jan Buczkowski and PhD Edyta Urwanowicz. The classes were held in the form of a competition. FETI authorities funded prizes for the best projects.
A new price list of fees for accommodation in the Student Houses of the Gdańsk University of Technology has been published, which will apply from October 1, 2022.
