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ENHANCE Lunchinars on Diversity

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ENHANCE Lunchinars are short, engaging learning sessions on urgent diversity topics in academia. Our Lunchinars feature thought-provoking sessions showcasing the expertise of our academic community on pressing issues.  Here are the upcoming sessions:

One in three women worldwide has experienced some form of gender-based violence or abuse at least once in her lifetime. Academia is not exempt from this reality.

Call for Applications – ENHANCE Diversity Seed Fund 2026- Information event on 28 October

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Turn your ideas into impactful student-led projects for diversity and inclusion.

In this edition, we are excited to share more inspiring initiatives supported by our Diversity Seed Fund in the 1st round. These projects brought together students, researchers, and communities across our alliance to promote inclusion, equity, and diversity. We hope that these example projects from the 1st round can be inspirational for you to submit your own project. 

[PhD students] Update of the individual research proposal template

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As of the AY 2025/2026, the IRP template has been changed. The current version is available under the tab: Doctoral Students -> Formalities -> Download materials -> Templates (available after logging). 

Important: The template applies to PhD students from the AY 2025/2026 enrollment for the submission of the first IRP and to PhD students from the AY 2024/2025 enrollment for the submission of IRP updates, whereas PhD students from other enrollments (before the AY 2024/2025) may use both the old and the new template for submitting IRP updates, in accordance with the School's regulations (a PhD student may update their IRP after the mid-term evaluation process at the earliest) - please indicate what the completed document refers to.

Eco-Electrodes from Gdańsk Tech to Remove Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater

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A research team at Gdańsk University of Technology has developed electrodes capable of efficiently oxidizing pharmaceutical compounds commonly found in wastewater. These electrodes are not only technologically innovative but also more sustainable in terms of production. Additionally, they are easier to manage after the end of their life cycle compared to currently available market alternatives. The results of this research have been published in Nano-Micro Letters, one of the leading journals in this field.

The aim of this interdisciplinary team – comprising researchers and doctoral students from three faculties of Gdańsk Tech – was to develop a novel method for producing durable, high-performance 3D-printed carbon electrodes, suitable for both electrochemical wastewater treatment and sensitive detection of trace substances.

New call for applications within the PROM project!

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The International Relations Office invites applications from incoming participants within the project.

After recalculating the funds used so far within the project, the International Relations Office has decided to open a new call for applications under the PROM Programme for incoming participants — including staff members, students, and doctoral candidates.
Detailed information about the application procedure is available at the following link: https://pg.edu.pl/node/23861.

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