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Organization of education in the academic year 2021/2022

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The 2021/2022 academic year at Gdańsk University of Technology will start on October 1. Intending to gradually restore the normal functioning of the university and taking into account the current epidemic situation in the country, the authorities of Gdańsk University of Technology decided that the classes at the university would be carried out in a hybrid mode: stationary and remote, with a predominance of stationary form.

The basic form of conducting classes will be stationary, but lectures in large groups should be held remotely - in this case, the decisions will be made by the deans of the faculties.

Deans will define the list of classes that will be carried out in a remote or mixed (hybrid) manner on an ongoing basis, and information on this subject is to be posted on the faculty websites.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology invites Polish scientists to apply for a mobility grant

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invites Polish scientists to apply for a mobility grant under the MIT-Poland Lockheed Martin Fund. The aim of the program is to enable the establishment and development of cooperation between MIT departments and Polish counterparts.

Although applications are accepted from all disciplines, this year’s priority area is Advanced Materials and Manufacturing. This includes, but is not limited to:

wyKOMBinuj mOst

The aim of the wyKOMBinuj mOst competition is to involve students in creating their own engineering structures. So far, seventeen editions have been held in 2008-2024. In addition to representatives of the faculties of the Gdańsk University of Technology, teams representing technical universities and secondary schools from all over Poland also took part. This year, the eighteenth edition of the event will take place!

We sincerely invite you to study at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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We sincerely invite you to study at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering is one of the largest faculties at the Gdańsk University of Technology - the best technical research university in Poland.

Smart buildings, ultralight structures, transport infrastructure, sustainable development - these are the challenges faced by the students of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology. Learn different languages, get to know new cultures, join projects and research groups, enhance yourself through undergraduate/master/PhD studies and get this perfect opportunity to grow.

Beata Zima, PhD, Eng. and Tomasz Majchrzak, PhD, Eng. with the award of the Gdańsk Scientific Society

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Beata Zima, PhD, Eng. from the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Tomasz Majchrzak, PhD, Eng. from the Faculty of Chemistry received scientific awards of the Gdańsk Scientific Society and the Mayor of Gdańsk for outstanding scientific achievements.

Every year, the Mayor of the City of Gdańsk and the Gdańsk Scientific Society award five equal awards to young scientists, up to 35 years of age, for outstanding scientific achievements in the fields corresponding to the various Divisions of the Society:

Division I - Social Sciences and Humanities
Division II - Biological and Medical Sciences
Division III - Mathematical, Physical and Chemical Sciences
Division IV - Technical Sciences
Division V - Earth Sciences

Gdańsk University of Technology joined the international network for measuring sky glowv (GaN-MN)

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Gdańsk University of Technology is the first research unit in Poland to join the international network Globe at Night - Sky Brightness Monitoring Network (GaN-MN) for global night sky brightness monitoring. Measurements are performed using a specialized SQM-LE sensor by Unihedron, designed for long-term monitoring. The entire network includes 64 sensors located in 19 countries around the world.  

The success of this endeavor lies the involvement of ILLUME  - an interdisciplinary research group operating within the EkoTech Center. The initiator of the idea who also instigated preliminary talks, was Karolina Zielińska-Dąbkowska, PhD, Eng., Arch.

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