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Cooperation of the Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk Tech with Port Czystej Energii Sp. z o.o.

Na zdjęciu od lewej: Agata Kot-Wasik, Sławomir Kiszkurno, Joanna Mioduska
Port Czysta Energii Sp. z o.o. is responsible for the construction of the Municipal Waste Thermal Transformation Plant in Gdańsk, where a modern installation for the production of electricity and heat from municipal waste will be launched at the end of 2023.

On June 1, 2021, a meeting starting the cooperation between our Faculty and Port Czystej Energii Sp. z o.o. was held.

Hydrogen Technologies Center

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It is the first unit of this type in Poland to offer research services related to hydrogen. It concentrates on competences in the field of processing, storing and combustion of hydrogen as well as processing energy obtained in fuel cells.

The Center is a unit dedicated to cooperation with the industry, including the practical application of scientific achievements, and deals with comprehensive service of hydrogen projects (from the concept phase, through design solutions, modeling the manufacturing process as well as diagnostics and maintenance of the developed solutions), as well as the development and maintenance of existing technologies using hydrogen.

Projects of Faculty of Chemistry researchers obtain funding from the National Science Center

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Six scientists from Gdańsk University of Technology received funding for the implementation of research projects under the OPUS and PRELUDIUM BIS competitions of the National Science Center. The funds granted to Gdańsk Tech amount to over PLN 6.21 million.

Below we present the projects carried out by researchers from Faculty of Chemistry, which received funding:

International cooperation

Considering the importance of internationalization of the Chemistry Faculty, we have established scientific and didactic cooperation with foreign universities, especially from Europe and Asia. Through joint application for research grants, student and faculty exchanges, the quality of research and education at the Faculty can be continuously improved.

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