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2026-07-20
URWIS takes to the water: the next stage in the development of the student-built rescue craft
URWIS, an unmanned surface vessel developed by Gdańsk University of Technology students: Maksym Domkowski, Julian Baron and Łukasz Gede-Niewiadomski to support rescue teams, has completed its first trials on open water. The launch took place on 17 July in Osiek, on Lake Kałębie. URWIS is being developed to support rescue services during operations conducted on lakes, at sea and on other...
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2026-07-20
Announcement of the results of the Disponium competition
We would like to inform you that the Committee appointed to evaluate applications for research mini-grants awarded under the Disponium Empowering Doctoral Students through Research Mini-Grants Programme has completed the evaluation process. More information
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2026-07-20
Gdańsk Tech student creates an interactive educational model
We invite you to read an interview with Justyna Matulewicz. The Gdańsk University of Technology student has combined CAD design and engineering skills with education on women’s health, with the aim of, among other things, breaking social taboos. As part of the “Universities of the Future” project, Justyna Matulewicz has created an interactive model designed to help young people better...
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2026-07-17
Update Regarding Announcement of the results of the Disponium competition
Dear All, The evaluation of applications submitted under the Disponium programme has been completed. The substantive evaluation reports, together with the justification for the assessment, are now available in the Moja PG system. The relevant decisions concerning submitted applications will also be published in the system shortly. Please note that, due to the holiday period, the...
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2026-07-17
A quarter of a petabyte of data closer to discovering the physical principles of information storage in DNA
Researchers have performed one of the most extensive studies to date using computer simulations to investigate how different DNA sequences behave. The data obtained help to get a better understanding of how DNA works and provide a vast, publicly accessible resource for further scientific research. The findings of the study, co-authored by researchers from the Gdańsk University of Technology,...
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2026-07-16
PQChips 2026 — Physics of Quantum Chips, 24–28 August 2026, University of Gdańsk
A summer school funded by NAWA (Strategic Partnerships, project KlaR: Gdańsk–Lund Cluster), free for participants. The subject is the physics of chip-based quantum systems: Berry phases, quantum Hall physics and topological insulators, nonequilibrium quantum transport, ultrastrong-coupling circuit QED, quantum photonic integrated circuits, quantum algorithms. The lecturers come from Genoa,...
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2026-07-15
Gdańsk Tech among the best universities in Poland in the Perspektywy ranking
The Gdańsk University of Technology remains among the very best universities in Poland. In the Perspektywy University Ranking 2026, Gdańsk Tech came fifth among all academic institutions in Poland and third among technical universities, thus repeating last year’s results. The Perspektywy Education Foundation has published the latest edition of its annual ranking of the best universities in...
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2026-07-15
Ultra-high-temperature heat pump. Gdańsk Tech leads the DUOHEAT project
The heat that today is irrecoverably lost from industrial plants into the environment could once again become a useful source of energy. Researchers from the Gdańsk University of Technology, the AGH University of Kraków and the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery at the Polish Academy of Sciences are developing an innovative two-stage heat pump capable of raising the temperature of waste heat by...
