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[Update 24.06] Organization of the Doctoral School Office work – June

The aim of the program is to support Gdańsk Tech employees in disseminating research results through the publication of scientific articles and patent applications, in line with the thematic scope of the BioTechMed Center.

The program allocation is PLN 200,000 from the BioTechMed Center budget and is intended to partially cover publication and patent application costs, in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in these regulations.

The distinction was awarded to the most dedicated Gdańsk Tech students and doctoral candidates for outstanding scientific, social, and artistic achievements.

The Santander Awards are more than just a symbolic gesture of recognition. Above all, they aim to acknowledge the potential of the recipients and serve as a driving force for continued learning and development. This year's edition saw over 300 applicants, from which the committee selected 30 laureates—10 PhD students and 20 undergraduate or graduate students.

His research focuses on the development of innovative three-terminal solar cells based on tandem perovskite structures—advanced materials with immense potential in modern photovoltaics. Unlike commonly used two-terminal designs, the 3T architecture allows for independent control and optimization of each cell layer. This opens new possibilities both for improving energy conversion efficiency and for studying the durability of such devices.

The ninth meeting of the Team focused on three main issues:

• a synthesis of the survey results on barriers among young researchers,
• presentation of promotional activity plans,
• preparation for the next meeting within the Young Researcher Forum.

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