Prof. Ph.D., D. Sc., Eng. Dariusz Mikielewicz
Vice-Rector for Organisation and Development
Prof. Ph.D., D. Sc., Eng. Dariusz Mikielewicz
date of birth
1967
education
Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Machine Construction (1990)
Ph.D., D. Sc. Mariusz Kaczmarek, Gdańsk Tech professor
Vice-Rector for Education
date of birth
1971
education
Further beneficiaries of the COPERNICIUM program received financial support to prepare projects for prestigious international programs
The grants received will enable the development of valuable projects and influence the development of cooperation with foreign partners in joint scientific undertakings. The projects, which have been granted the funding, will increase the effectiveness of activities aimed at obtaining funding from ERC and Horizon 2020 programs
The following projects received funding:
- " Multiphysics and multiscale modeling of beam lattice (meta) materials".
Project Manager: Victor Eremeyev, PhD, allocated funds: PLN 33 000
- "High temperature porous alloys for replacement of advanced ceramics (HiTePorAl)"
Project Manager: Sebastian Molin, PhD, allocated funds: PLN 97 900
Call for applications in the Uranium Supporting Cooperation With High Schools competition
The URANIUM SUPPORTING COOPERATION WITH HIGH SCHOOLS program is part of the implementation of IDUB tasks in the field of improving the quality of education of students and doctoral students, in particular in fields and disciplines related to the priority research areas of the university, Action III.3. (Improving the system of admission for studies in order to attract the best candidates). The aim of the program is to support the cooperation of the university with secondary schools, mainly from outside the Tri-City, selecting the most talented graduates as future students of Gdańsk University of Technology, in particular in fields related to the research topics of PRA Centers. The way to achieve the goal are grants for Gdańsk Tech employees coordinating the cooperation of the university with a selected secondary school.
Budget and project implementation conditions
The amount of the grant in the URANIUM program is a maximum of PLN 30 000, and its implementation period is not longer than 12 months.
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Professor Krzysztof Wilde, MSc, PhD, DSc Corresponding member of the PAS
Rector
date of birth
1966
education
Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering (1989)
degree/scientific title
Uranium Supporting Cooperation With High Schools
The Uranium Supporting Cooperation With High Schools program is part of the implementation of IDUB tasks in the field of improving the quality of education of students and doctoral students, in particular in fields and disciplines related to the priority research areas of the university, Action III.3.
LOTOS and Gdańsk University of Technology will create ecological asphalts
At the end of November, a research consortium, which includes Gdańsk University of Technology and LOTOS Asfalt, signed an agreement with the National Center for Research and Development to co-finance the ‘Ecological asphalts’ project. Its goal is to create an innovative surface that will contribute to the reduction of air pollution in the area of road lanes. The value of the project is over PLN 5 million.
The ‘Ecological asphalts’ project was created in response to the challenges posed by air pollution in Polish cities. Concerned about the health of their inhabitants, the research consortium has started work on an innovative asphalt pavement modified with a photocatalyst, the use of which is to ultimately reduce the content of harmful substances (NOX, VOC) in the area of road lanes.
Student action of plasma donation
Students, mobilization! Patients with coronavirus need healers' plasma, which is why we decided to mobilize and organize a joint exit from the Main Building!
When?
- Thursday, 10/12 at 7:00 a.m.
If you are a healer, that is:
- a person who has previously been diagnosed with the presence of the SARS-CoV-2 virus using PCR or antigen test (infection may be asymptomatic or symptomatic with varying degrees of severity of COVID-19 symptoms)
or
Students from the USA participate in remote classes at LINTE ^ 2 Lab
Students from Florida Gulf Coast University in the USA took part in remote classes at the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering. They could get acquainted with the operation of the actual SCADA system installed in the LINTE ^ 2 Laboratory
Special didactic classes, conducted on November 17 and 19, were held as part of the ‘Software Project in Computer Networks in the Software Engineering’ course. It is conducted at an American university by prof. Janusz Zalewski, who has been cooperating with the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering for several years.
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