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Filip Ciszkiewicz(The Arka Municipal Sailing Club in Gdynia)has become European Vice-Champion.

In the photo, there is Filip Ciszewski, vice-champion of senior Europe in the Olympic Laser Radial class. He is in a sailing boat at sea among waves.

Filip Ciszkiewicz (The Arka Municipal Sailing Club in Gdynia)  has become the vice-champion of Senior Europe in the Olympic Laser Radial class. Filip is a graduate of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Gdansk University of Technology.

 We warmly congratulate him and wish him further success!

K&TTC director is a member the ministry's advisory team

Damian Kuźniewski
In October, Damian Kuźniewski, director of the Center for Knowledge and Technology Transfer at Gdańsk University of Technology, was appointed to the Advisory Team for the development of the assumptions for the evaluation of knowledge and technology transfer at the Ministry of Education and Science.

Changes taking place in higher education, thanks to e.g. introducing the Constitution for Science, generate the need for new ways of assessing their effectiveness. In addition to evaluating the quality of education, a method of assessing knowledge and technology transfer is needed as well. A new advisory team, composed of representatives of several Polish universities, both experts - practitioners and scientists, is to deal with the development of new assessment methods. The 10-person team is just starting its activity.

The Dean of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering is a member of the Scientific Council of GDDKiA

PhD, DSc, Eng. Joanna Żukowska, university professor, dean of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering
PhD, DSc, Eng. Joanna Żukowska, university professor, dean of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology, has been appointed to the group of experts of the Scientific Council by the General Director of National Roads and Motorways.

Prof. Joanna Żukowska has joined the group of scientists advising the General Director of National Roads and Motorways on tasks and challenges related to the development and maintenance of the national road network in Poland.

Scientist awarded for research on the strength of materials

In the photo, PhD, Eng. Żerdzicki with a model of the thigh bone used for research.
PhD, Eng. Krzysztof Żerdzicki from the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering received the award of the Gdańsk Scientific Society and the Mayor of Gdańsk, which was awarded for the 45th time to young scientists for outstanding scientific achievements. Currently, the scientist mainly deals with the experimental mechanics of thigh bone fractures.

PhD, Eng. Krzysztof Żerdzicki was among the five awarded scientists from Pomerania. He was awarded in the field of technical sciences for a series of articles on the identification of strength parameters of composite materials.

Krzysztof Żerdzicki, PhD Eng., was awarded by the Gdańsk Scientific Society and the President of the City of Gdańsk

Krzysztof Żerdzicki, PhD


Krzysztof Żerdzicki, PhD Eng. from the Department of Building Mechanics of our Faculty received an award from the Gdańsk Scientific Society and the President of the City of Gdańsk, which was awarded for the 45th  time to young scientists for outstanding scientific achievements.
He was among the five awarded scientists from Pomerania. He was awarded in the field of technical sciences for a series of articles on identifying strength parameters of composite materials.

Announcement of results in the Hydrogenium Supporting Membership In International Networks competition

Hydrogenium Supporting Membership In International Networks
The aim of the Hydrogenium program is to improve the recognition of Gdańsk University of Technology in the global scientific circulation as a result of supporting the participation of the university in scientific networks and organizations of high-profile universities, as well as the exchange of experience, good practices and the transfer of knowledge on innovative solutions in science and education within these networks and organization.

The first grant in the program was awarded to:

• PhD, Eng. Daniel Chuchała project entitled: ‘Golden Membership at Living Lab InnoRenew’

The first grants in the Copernicium International Grant Application Support program have been awarded

Copernicium International Grant Application Support
The Copernicium program supports the acquisition of prestigious international grants by scientists of Gdańsk University of Technology, in particular ERC grants and other grants included in the Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe programs. As part of the competition, researchers from Gdańsk University of Technology submitted 9 applications, 4 of which were qualified for funding for a total of nearly PLN 300 000.

Projects that have been qualified for financing:

• PhD, DSc, Eng. Błażej Kudłak university professor, entitled: ‘Preparation of a grant application enabling concluding a research consortium and applying for H2020 funds to conduct research on the impact of mixtures of environmental pollutants on living organisms (including pathogens)’

Graduate of the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering is one of the laureates of the 25th edition of the Siemens Award Competition

Na zdjęciu znajduje się dr inż. Patrick Strankowski laureat konkursu o Nagrodę Simensa ubrany w ciemny garnitur i jasną koszulę. Stoi w pomieszczeniu targowym, gdzie znajdują się stoiska wystawiennicze.

On the 29th of September 2020, the jury of the Siemens Competition for Scientists and Research Teams announced the winners of the 25th edition. Among the winners is Ph.D. Eng. Patrick Strankowski, graduate and former employee of the Department of Electric Drives and Energy Conversion at the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering.

Polish Sailing Cup in the Omega Sport class for the GUT crew

The GUT Racing crew consisting of Marcin Styborski, Dawid Płotka and Jan Krasodomski. Photo: Bartosz Modelski
During the last sailing regatta in the Omega class this season, which took place on the Niesłysz lake on 10-11 October, the Polish Cup Final for the Cup of the Mayor of Świebodzin took place. The winner of the regatta in the Omega Sport class was the crew from Gdańsk University of Technology, composed of Marcin Styborski, Dawid Płotka and Jan Krasodomski.

The university was represented by three crews in the Sport class and one in the Standard class. The victorious three sailors strengthened their advantage in this regatta. In the current season, Marcin Styborski, Jan Krasodomski and Dawid Płotka have already won the Polish Cup Regatta in Puck and the Polish Championship in Krynica Morska, and only in Lubiatów they were outside the podium. By winning three races and finishing only one outside the top three, they proved that they can sail quickly and efficiently also on smaller waters.

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