🚀 Advanced Measurement Methods with Smart Sensing Using Machine Learning
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Mobility opportunities are available for both teaching and training purposes.
The CALL is open until June 15!
💡 Get familiar with the current recruitment rules for staff mobility for training and teaching purposes (STT and STA) in this call!
This is a recurring survey that allows researchers to track changes and trends over time. The results are an important source of knowledge for those shaping public policy in the field of higher education – both in Poland and across Europe.
We invite all students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to the second edition of the Puzzle Enthusiasts’ Meeting at the Gdańsk Tech Library in the Faculty of Architecture Branch Library (Main Building, floor 4, room 407).
The event will take place on Friday, June 6, from 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM.
This is an excellent opportunity to relax and meet other puzzle lovers. We want the library to be not only a place for studying but also a space for socializing and creative relaxation.
First Ascent Poland is an exclusive, all-expenses-paid, three-day tech retreat for 20 remarkable students who share a passion for programming and are based in Poland.
In the photo: doctoral students mgr inż. Stefania Wolff (Gdańsk Tech WFTiMS and IMP PAN) and mgr Angelika Łepek (Gdańsk Tech WFTiMS). Photo by Krzysztof Mystkowski / Gdańsk University of Technology.
We invite all students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to the second edition of the Puzzle Enthusiasts’ Meeting at the Gdańsk Tech Library in the Faculty of Architecture Branch Library (Main Building, floor 4, room 407).
The event will take place on Friday, June 6, from 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM.
This is an excellent opportunity to relax and meet other puzzle lovers. We want the library to be not only a place for studying but also a space for socializing and creative relaxation.
The competition, organised by the Presidium of the PAN Branch in Gdańsk, has been held regularly for 10 years. It consistently promotes the most promising young researchers from the Pomeranian region, which includes the Pomeranian, Kuyavian-Pomeranian, and West Pomeranian Voivodeships, in five scientific fields: humanities and social sciences, biological and agricultural sciences, exact and Earth sciences, technical sciences, and medical sciences.
