Almost PLN 700 000 was awarded in the first edition of the Plutonium program | Gdańsk University of Technology

In the completed call for proposals, 14 applications were submitted to the program, of which 6 received funding:

BioTechMed Center

1. Biochemically modified fiber optic sensors for the detection of protein in artificial urine

Project leader: PhD, Eng. Daria Majchrowicz (FETI), GUT BioPhoton Student Research Club Granted funds: PLN 134,400

2. Fluorescent resonance imaging system

Project leader: PhD, Eng. Adam Mazikowski (FETI), Soliton Research Club Granted funds: PLN 121,800

Center for Digital Technologies:

3. Set for research on reconfigurable satellite communication

Project leader: PhD, DSc, Eng. Łukasz Kulas (FETI), WiComm Yuniors Granted funds: PLN 39,100

4. Expansion of the digital protection relays designed to work in a DC station

Project leader: PhD, Eng. Andrzej Kuczyński (FE&CE), Student Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, Gdańsk University of Technology

Granted funds: PLN 59 800

5. Implementation of space research under the Stardust and SimBa projects

Project leader: MSc, Eng. Adam Dąbrowski (FME&ST), SimLE Research Club Granted funds: PLN 172,500

and one interdisciplinary application submitted in the framework of three centers i.e. the Center for Digital Technologies, the Center for Advanced Materials and the EcoTech Center:

6. Development of the scientific potential of the team of students from the GUTRacing Team and presenting the publications and results of innovative research in the international arena

Project leader: PhD, Eng. Bogdan Ścibiorski (FME&ST), Mechanic Research Club: GUTRacing Team Granted funds: PLN 143,908

Decisions and justification for the merit evaluation will be sent by internal mail in the near future