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In 2022, Gdańsk University of Technology joined the ENHANCE Alliance - an association of 10 European technical universities. Thanks to the presence at ENHANCE, students and employees of Gdańsk Tech have the opportunity to participate in winter and summer schools, seminars and other interesting events on various topics. The next such event for students will be organized on Thursday, 22 June. This time Warsaw University of Technology - ENHANCE member, invites to workshops on Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education. 

From the 3rd to 7th of July Gdańsk Tech organizes the expert talks for participants of the CESAER Student Challenge 2023.These talks offer an extraordinary opportunity for students to engage with experts from Gdańsk Tech and enhance their submissions for the CESAER Student Challenge 2023.

Pursuant to the "Rules for the allocation of funding for mobility projects in the higher education sector in the Erasmus+ Program for the 2022 call for proposals” when organizing staff mobility, the university is bound by the following guidelines:

Professor Yann LeCun received the Turing Award in 2018 (often treated as the "Nobel Prize in Computer Science"). In addition to his work at a New York college, he is vice president and principal AI researcher at Meta (Facebook). Students of the ETI Faculty, together with their supervisor, professor Jacek Rumiński, were invited to a meeting with the team of professor Yann LeCun to discuss the mutually conducted work.

A Chapter is the basic unit of the largest international organization associating specialists in the broadest field of electronics, electrical engineering, computer science and automation - IEEE. The organization owns the largest database of full-text scientific publications published under the auspices of IEEE - IEEE Xplore

The event will take place from 10:00 to 15:00 at the STOS Competence Center (Traugutta 75 Street, building no. 51), and its co-organizers are: Gdańsk University of Technology, Gdańsk Tech Center for Offshore Wind Energy, Gdańsk Tech IT Center TASK, Siemens Industry Software and Siemens Ltd.

Scientists from CSDT of Gdańsk Tech are to carry out the work in the years 2023-2025. These will cover diagnostics, repair and modification of MMD-P mines (Sea Bottom Mine - Measuring) at the Naval Ports in Świnoujście and Gdynia, as well as at the Polish Naval Academy of the Heroes of Westerplatte. Delivery and acceptance tests will be carried out on selected MW ships. However, the details of the new order must remain secret.

In the latest ranking, Gdańsk Tech was classified in the overall ranking and in eleven specific Sustainable Development Goals. In the general classification, last year’s position in the range of 601-800 was maintained, what means the 4th-8th place in Poland.