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".
The award was established in 1996 by the Gdańsk City Council. It is awarded to Polish and foreign citizens, institutions and organizations for outstanding services to the city. The distinctions are received by those who contribute to the fame of Gdańsk both in the region, the country and worldwide. The Chapter elected by the Gdańsk City Council awards people who undertake useful public initiatives, stand out with their work or interests that rise above the average, giving an impulse for change and creating a new, better reality.
During the Ceremonial Session of the Senate of Gdańsk University of Technology, which took place on 4 December4 in the Gdańsk University of Technology Auditorium, medals, decorations and awards were presented to university employees, including representatives of the Faculty of Chemistry.
During the tenth edition of the student activity plebiscite "Golden Lions", organized by the Student Self-government of Gdańsk University of Technology, active and particularly talented students, scientific clubs and initiatives from our university were appreciated. The award ceremony took place on 28 November at the Academic Club "Kwadratowa", and representatives of the Faculty of Chemistry were also among the winners.
The National Science Centre announced the results of the 8th edition of the MINIATURA competition, addressed to young scientists who have not yet had the opportunity to independently manage a research project. Among the winners there are eleven projects from Gdańsk University of Technology, which received a total funding of over PLN 470,000.
We are proud to announce that the monograph Energy and Environmental Protection, authored by employees of the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage of the Faculty of Chemistry, edited by Prof. Ewa Klugmann-Radziemska, published by PWN Scientific Publishing House, received an award in the prestigious ‘Książka w TEmacie’ competition.
This exceptional distinction emphasizes the quality and importance of PWN publications, which have been inspiring both students and enthusiasts of various fields of knowledge for years.
The Polish-U.S. Fulbright Commission invites Master’s and PhD students of life sciences, biophysics and medical fields of study to submit applications for the BioLAB 2025-26 Program. The call for applications lasts until February 1, 2025.
The BioLAB program allows to complete a one-year research internship in a laboratory located in one of four institutions in the US:
Voltammetric detection of nitro-explosive compounds using hybrid diamond-graphene sensors: field monitoring of emerging contaminants in the Baltic Sea region
Scientists from Gdańsk University of Technology, including the Faculty of Chemistry, will lead three international research projects for which funding of 3.7 million euros was awarded under the Interreg South Baltic 2021-2027 programme. The funding agreements were signed on 21 October, and the ceremony was led by prof. Krzysztof Wilde, rector of Gdańsk University of Technology. The event was attended by Konrad Wojnarowski, deputy minister of funds and regional policy, and deputy minister Jacek Karnowski.
