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Dragon Boats is a team water sport with its roots in Asian history. The modern sports boats are slightly smaller than the historical ones and can accommodate 22 people, including 20 rowers. The section of dragon boats at Gdańsk Tech invites all willing students to joint training and learning the secrets of group rowing.

The aim of the project is, among others:

The organizers are the Center for Offshore Wind Energy of Gdańsk University of Technology and the Polish Wind Energy Association.

Falling Walls is currently one of the largest networking platforms in the world, comprised of representatives of academia. Their common goal is to overcome existing limitations.

This year's QS World University Rankings, presenting the best universities from around the world, covered 100 countries. There were 124 new participants in the ranking. A total of 2,462 universities were assessed and their inclusion in the ranking was considered, however, only 1,422 best universities were finally classified according to the ranking rules.

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Taking part in person were: Prof. Francisco José Mora Más (former Rector of Universitat Politècnica de Valencia, ISEB Chairman), Marc Zolver (Vice-President for International Affairs, CentraleSupélec – part of Université Paris-Saclay), Prof. Roberto Zanino (Rector's Delegate for PhD Programs and International University Networks, Politecnico di Torino), and Prof. Sławomir Smoleń (Hochschule Bremen). The other ISEB members – Prof. Eugenijus Valatka (Rector, Kaunas University of Technology) and Prof.