Aktualności | Faculty of Chemistry at the Gdańsk University of Technology

On December 17, 2021, we have signed a license agreement for an invention developed by a team of scientists from the Department of Polymer Technology, Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, composed of prof. dr hab. Eng. Helena Janik, dr inż. Maciej Sienkiewicz, dr hab. Eng. Justyna Kucińska-Lipka, senior technician Leszek Stelmasik, mgr inż. Katarzyna Bożek and MSc. Aneta Lachowicz. On the part of BIO PLAST POM, the contract was signed by its founder, Piotr Nadolski.

On International Relation Office Facebook fanpage, you can find photos from the Christmas meeting, which took place in 2019 at the Fahrenheit Courtyard in the university’s Main Building. There was a Christmas tree, Santa Claus on a red bike, decorating gingerbread cookies together and… Christmas karaoke.

Professor Żaneta Polkowska, DSc, Eng. has become in 2021 a member of the International ImPACT Group (Input pathways of p

Every year, International Relations Office in together with the Erasmus Student Network Gdańsk organizes Erasmus Days - informational meetings when staff and students can listen about possibilities of mobility under the Erasmus+ program. This year, due to the new agreement that Gdańsk Tech has signed for the implementation of the program and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we especially encourage you to participate in the event. Erasmus Days will be held at the faculties and in the recently renovated Hydromechanika building (no. 11).

In Café Lingua you will have a chance to meet new people, speak any language you wish, take part in quizzes, team games and activities. You can also enjoy amazing karaoke nights with us.

English is going to be the main language of communication, but we will also arrange other language zones, such as Spanish, German, Italian, Polish or Chinese, it is up to you how many.

On 11-17.10.2021 Julia Godlewska, a student of the Faculty of Chemistry, together with the SimLE interdepartmental scientific association, took part in the 2^nd edition of the European Rocketry Challenge (EuRoc) - a university rocket competition, promoted by the Portuguese Space Agency. The event was attended by about 400 students from all over Europe gathered in 20 teams, including three groups from Poland. Students from Gdańsk University of Technology designed and built the R5 rocket. 

Doctor Natalia Łukasik from the Department of Chemistry and Technology of Functional Materials received a scholarship for the implementation of the project entitled: "Nanostructured catalysts for hydrogen production from small organic molecules" under the CAPES PRINT program announced by the Ministry of Education in Brazil.

The Historical and Program Board of the ESC appointed prof. Janusz Rachoń "with gratitude for taking up the social mission of keeping the Solidarity movement attractive and up-to-date, cherishing the memory of this peaceful revolution as the founding myth of common Europe, making Solidarity a source of inspiration and hope".