2025 Journal Citation Reports™ edition
Clarivate are excited to announce the release of Journal Citation Reports (JCR)™ 2025 edition. The 2025 edition covers the journal performance data and indicators for 2024. In this webinar will discuss how to leverage extensive journal profiles to make confident, data-driven decisions for your specific use case, whether you’re submitting your first manuscript, managing library collections or strategizing your publishing portfolio.
Getting started with SciVal - An overview!
Not sure where to start with SciVal? This online training will introduce an overview and key features of Elsevier’s research intelligence platform SciVal, a tool that provides access to research analytics data.
New program to support publishing and patenting activities under CBTM
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.
Ewelina Pawelczyk Honored with the Santander Award
PhD student Ewelina Pawelczyk, representing the field of chemical sciences and a member of the Young Researchers Team at Gdańsk University of Technology, was among the winners of the Santander Award 2025.
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.
PLN 10.5 Million for Young Researchers' Projects in the SONATA Program
Dr. Eng. Damian Głowienka from the Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, a member of the Young Researchers Team at Gdańsk University of Technology, is among six young researchers from Gdańsk Tech awarded in the prestigious SONATA 20 program of the National Science Centre. He received funding of PLN 2,380,220 for the implementation of his research project.
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.
9th Meeting of the Young Researchers Team
On June 11, 2025, the ninth meeting of the Young Researchers Team took place. The main topic was a summary of the results of a survey on the barriers faced by young researchers at Gdańsk University of Technology. The meeting was honored by the presence of Professor Dariusz Mikielewicz, Vice-Rector for Science.
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.
Mentoring Programme
International Mentoring Program Launches
Cross-Border Mentoring Programme
As part of our commitment to fostering inclusive, international research communities, we are launching a cross-border mentoring programme open to all early-stage researchers in STEM
Erasmus Student Network survey - support for Erasmus +
Erasmus Student Network is launching a new edition of its flagship research project – ESNsurvey.
The sixteenth edition of the survey is now available and will run until July 31.
ESNsurvey is the largest student-led research project on academic mobility in Europe. Every two years, it gathers the opinions of students to support the development of programmes such as Erasmus+ and other mobility-related initiatives.