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Gdańsk Tech opens a new field of study together with the Gdynia Maritime University

In the photo: prof. Krzysztof Wilde, rector of Gdańsk Tech and prof. Adam Weintrit, PhD, DSc, Master Mariner, Eng., rector of the Maritime University. Photo: mat. Maritime University
On Friday, 25 June Gdańsk University of Technology and the Gdynia Maritime University concluded an agreement on the creation of an inter-university second-cycle study program: Offshore Wind Energy.

Gdańsk University of Technology, as a leading scientific and research center in the field of ocean engineering in Poland, meets market trends and focuses on even better and more effective expansion of the knowledge and competences of its students and scientists. Together with the partner center - Gdynia Maritime University - it will create an innovative, inter-university field of study educating experts in the field of offshore wind energy.

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Report on the activities of Gdańsk University of Technology for 2020

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Creation of the Daniel Fahrenheit University Association, formation of a new Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, a new strategy for the development of the university, the establishment of the Economic Convention at Gdańsk Tech, as well as educational challenges resulting from the epidemic situation - these were the most important initiatives and events at Gdańsk University of Technology in the past year. The Senate of the university approved the "Report on the activities of Gdańsk University of Technology for 2020", which was presented at the meeting by prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, vice-rector for organization and development.

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In 2020, the number of scientific promotions increased: the title of professor was obtained by 11 scientists (compared to eight nominations in 2019), 56 researchers received the degree of habilitated doctor (36 titles in 2019), and the group of young scientists increased by 49 doctoral students.

Didactic Fridays - summary of the training cycle for academic teachers

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Eight months of meetings, 275 participants, 34 topics, 58 hours of methodological training, 32 hours of workshops and 12 hours of training on the use of the e-learning platform - on Friday, 18 June, in the Hydromechanics building, the final of the first edition of the training program for Gdańsk University of Technology teachers "Didactic Fridays" took place, conducted by the Center for Modern Education at Gdańsk Tech.

– I would like to congratulate all training participants who took the first step towards making the didactics better and more interesting. You are the foundation of this university. In order to obtain a sufficient number of good doctoral students, the university needs good masters, and for the masters to be good, we need the foundations provided by teachers, i.e. the best possible quality classes and people who want to conduct them – emphasized prof.

Prestigious FPS scholarships for researchers from Gdańsk Tech

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Beata Zima, PhD, Eng. from the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Paulina Parcheta-Szwindowska, PhD, Eng. from the Faculty of Chemistry and PhD student, MSc. Karolina Górnicka from the Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics are among the prestigious winners of the START scholarship program of the Foundation for the Development of Polish Science.

Beata Zima, PhD, Eng. is an assistant professor at the Department of Structural Mechanics (FC&EE). Her greatest achievements so far include the development of a number of algorithms for detecting, locating and estimating the size of damage in elements of engineering structures.

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