R&D Centers
R&D Centers at Gdańsk Tech are university-wide, interdisciplinary research centres. The aim of these centres is to coordinate research, design and expert work on issues in 4 areas: offshore wind energy, hydrogen technologies, nuclear energy and security and defence technologies in cooperation with the socio-economic environment.
Research Centers
The new research centres bring together the skills and experience of scientists from various departments, which in turn is expected to translate into modern, innovative solutions in the areas of biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental technologies, digital technologies and the production of modern materials for industrial and medical applications.
Administrative service in the Office of the Doctoral School during the summer holiday period
Due to the holiday period and related vacations of the Directors and staff of the Doctoral School Office, there may be some delays in administrative services for PhD students, supervisors and candidates.
Please take it into account while requesting certificates/documents or submitting applications in the MojaPG system.
Successes of the Doctoral School in the implementation of the HR4R Strategy: EC visit
On June 16, representatives of the European Commission (EC) visited the University to evaluate the implementation of HR4R activities.
The evaluation delegation from the EC, led by Prof. Adriana Burlea-Schiopoiu, spoke throughout the day with University authorities, representatives of four groups of researchers, including young researchers and administrative staff about Gdańsk Tech's activities to ensure ethics, equality, strengthening internationalization, intellectual property management and commercialization, support in preparing projects and obtaining research funding, activities focused on staff development, and changes in the recruitment process for academics.
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Successes of the Doctoral School in the implementation of the HR4R Strategy: EC visit
On June 16, representatives of the European Commission (EC) visited the University to evaluate the implementation of HR4R activities.
The evaluation delegation from the EC, led by Prof.
