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Free legal advice for foreigners

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We invite international employees, PhD students, and students to take advantage of free legal consultations organized as part of a project funded by the NAWA "Welcome to Poland" program.

We offer support in the following areas:

legalization of stay in Poland,
employment of family members,
access to the education system,
access to the healthcare system,
renting/purchasing an apartment,
tax issues,

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Full access to Zotero – organize your research without limits

We are pleased to inform you that our university has obtained unlimited access to Zotero – one of the most popular reference management tools.

Thanks to this, you can now:

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Ultrasound-Assisted Diagnostics for Assessing the Technical Condition of Ships

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Ultrasound-Assisted Diagnostics for Assessing the Technical Condition of Ships

Prof. Beata Zima, project leader from the Institute of Ship Construction, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology

A research project led by Prof. Beata Zima from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology (FMEST) has received funding under the LIDER program, organized by the National Centre for Research and Development. The research team will develop a methodology and a prototype of a system designed for monitoring the condition of coating structures. This system will find applications in shipbuilding, enabling the assessment of corrosion levels in ship structures.

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Chinese Cabbage Transformed into Sensor Material

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Convention of the Audio Engineering Society with the participation of researchers and students from Gdańsk Tech

From May 22–24, 2025, the 158th edition of the Audio Engineering Society scientific convention took place at ATM Studios in Warsaw

Around 500 participants from around the world exchanged knowledge and experiences in all areas related to the audio world.

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Chinese Cabbage Transformed into Sensor Material

Research team: Stefania Wolff, MSc, Eng. (Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics, Gdańsk University of Technology, and Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Angelika Łepek, MSc (FAPM, Gdańsk Tech), Prof. Jacek Ryl (FAPM, Gdańsk Tech), Katarzyna Siuzdak, PhD, DSc, Eng., Prof. at IFFM PAS, Wiktoria Lipińska, PhD, Eng. (IFFM PAS, Gdańsk University of Technology graduate), Andrzej Nowak, PhD, DSc, Eng., Prof. at Gdańsk Tech (Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technolog

How can problematic food waste be transformed into something valuable? Doctoral students and researchers from Gdańsk University of Technology and the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery of the Polish Academy of Sciences have successfully addressed this question by converting Chinese cabbage leaves into a material suitable for use in sensors – not only in food-related applications, but also in medical and environmental contexts.

The world is currently facing the challenge of enormous volumes of food waste. Managing and recycling such waste constitutes a critical environmental issue that demands innovative and efficient technological solutions. One promising approach involves converting organic waste into valuable products through advanced processes such as pyrolysis – the thermal decomposition of substances in the absence of oxygen.

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Collaboration begins with conversation – meeting of Gdańsk Tech administrative staff

Held under the theme “Meet and Collaborate”, the event brought together members of the central administration units of Gdańsk University of Technology. The main goal was to strengthen relationships and identify areas where administrative units can provide even more effective support for education and research at our University.