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The best research projects of students have been selected

Krzysztof Cwalina, PhD, Eng., prof. Jacek Stefański, Dean of the ETI Faculty, Krzysztof Nowicki, PhD, Eng., professor at Gdańsk Tech and the winners of the 1st prize: Sebastian Urwan, Dominika Wysocka and Alicja Pietrzak.
The prototype of a radiolocation system with the use of deep learning, the use of machine learning algorithms to detect cancer in a biopsy and a prototype enabling effective detection of pedestrians at night - these are the best student research projects implemented at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics.

As part of the first edition of research projects, which is a continuation of the subject Group project in the second cycle studies at FETI, over 70 projects have been successfully implemented. The jury of the competition for the "best project at FETI" awarded three prizes and four dean's distinctions, and IHS Markit company awarded "the best project in the field of artificial intelligence". The award ceremony and presentation of the projects took place during the inauguration of the second-cycle studies at the faculty.

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Over PLN 8.5 million funding for a new vehicle searching for sea mines TUKAN

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A new, underwater, semi-autonomous vehicle for searching and identifying sea mines and dangerous objects, codenamed TUKAN, will be built at Gdańsk University of Technology. The National Center for Research and Development awarded the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology a grant for this purpose in the amount of over PLN 8,663,335 million.

The amount will be allocated to the construction of a prototype of a vehicle enabling the unmanned performance of mine defense tasks MD, in particular the recognition and identification of mine-like objects (MILCO).

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The main award of the President of the Stock Exchange

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Piotr Sulewski from the Faculty of Management and Economics took first place in the competition for the best diploma thesis and won the main award of the President of the Management Board of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The aim of the competition is to encourage students to broaden their knowledge of the capital market, the institutions that create its infrastructure, as well as modern financial instruments. 69 works from 34 universities from all over Poland were submitted for this year's edition. The submitted works were assessed by the competition jury consisting of academics and employees of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

A new solution for ultra-large container ships

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On the one hand ultra-large container ships have the highest individual carbon footprint, and on the other hand, they benefit from the economy of scale and transport a huge amount of goods around the world. What can be done to increase their propulsion efficiency, reduce greenhouse gases emissions and improve navigation safety?

As part of the twin-crp-pod ULCS project, scientists from the Institute of Ocean Engineering and Ship Technology at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology are working on the use of a hybrid crp-pod propulsion on ultra-large two-propeller container ships.

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