Faculty seminar "Sustainability in battery manufacturing: the role of interface formation"
The Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology
cordially invites you
to a seminar that will take place on April 3, 2025,
at the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology,
at 1:15 PM in Auditorium 1.4, Chemistry C Building.
Title: Sustainability in battery manufacturing: the role of interface formation
Speaker: Prof. Emma Kendrick z Chair of Energy Materials, School of Metallurgy and Materials, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham
[Cancelled] Faculty seminar "Skin and cartilage tissue engineering: from bench to bedside"
The Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology is honored to invite you to a scientific meeting which will take place on March 20, 2025, at the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, at 14:15 in the Jacek Namieśnik Auditorium, Chemistry A Building
Selenium-enriched broccoli sprouts. Certified reference materials in a PhD thesis
Young green leaves and sprouts can be a valuable element of the human diet. One such nutrient-rich product is broccoli sprouts, which are characterized by a high content of essential elements and bioactive compounds. Microgreens not only provide essential nutrients, but are also a natural source of selenium - a key trace element with significant health benefits.
Searching for a More Affordable Method of Producing “Green Hydrogen”
Mariusz Szkoda, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Chemistry of Gdańsk University of Technology and Anna Ilnicka, PhD, DSc, from the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń aim to develop an innovative method of synthesizing stable catalysts based on nitrides.
The aim of the project is the effective and economical production of hydrogen. The scientists obtained funding from the National Science Centre under the OPUS programme in the amount of almost PLN 2 million.
Synthesis of New Bio-Polyols in the Research of a Graduate of the Doctoral School
Sustainable design of polymer materials, especially those friendly to the environment, is an important area of research in materials engineering. This topic is explored by Adam Olszewski, a graduate of the Doctoral School of Gdańsk University of Technology, who focuses on developing alternative methods of polyurethane (PU) synthesis independent of petrochemical raw materials.
Innovative Solutions for Thermal Energy Storage
One of the key challenges of modern energy is efficient energy storage. In an era of growing demand for renewable energy sources and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, searching for innovative solutions for the collection and use of thermal energy is becoming a priority for scientists around the world. A researcher from the Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology is conducting research that can significantly contribute to the advancement of this field.
Job and Career Development – Your Opportunities in the Job Market!
Are you a student or a recent graduate looking for paid work or internships? Or perhaps you're planning your first steps on the job market and want to understand your options better? Join us for an informative meeting on employment opportunities and skill development through subsidized training led by Agata Lewandowska, an experienced Entrepreneurship Advisor.
Date & Time: February 27th, 16:30 – 18:00
From Gdańsk to Cambridge – Research Supporting the Development of Disease Therapies
Krzysztof Kamil Bojarski, PhD from the Department of Physical Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry of Gdańsk University of Technology, and a recipient of the Bekker Scholarship awarded by the National Agency for Academic Exchange, will start a research project at the University of Cambridge. He will collaborate with the team of Professor David Wales, who is considered a leader in the field of computational chemistry.
Employees of our faculty with prestigious funding for scientific research
OPUS
Robert Tylingo, PhD, DSc, En
Scientists want to create a skin model using 3D printing. Gdańsk Tech is the leader of the project
Scientists from three universities: Gdańsk University of Technology (project leader), Medical University of Gdańsk and University of Gdańsk have won the 27th edition of the OPUS competition, organized by the National Science Centre, within which they are preparing a project entitled "Application of spherical 3D printing to create a multilayer hydrogel skin model".