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The program will revolve around applied mathematics viewed as an interdisciplinary area at the interface with engineering, physics, geology, biology and social sciences with this main subject: 

Mathematical Modelling for Natural Disasters (MMND-BIP)  based on the study of stochastic and elastodynamics equations for earthquake dynamics , mathematical models for natural disasters (fire, landslides, climate changes etc.) and on the study of reaction-diffusion-aggregation equations and conservation laws.

Taipei Tech invites students to participate in an academic exchange program for the spring semester of 2026.

Our faculty can nominate one person for this program.

Our Faculty can nominate 1 student to participate in the 2026 BIT Winter Program in BIT Beijing & Zhuhai. You can read more about the Program in the leaflets:

Organized by the Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics, and Advanced Materials Centre with support from the team of Scientific Club RedOx, Poland’s first Electrochemical Society  affiliated science club.

This summer school focuses on advanced experimental measurement techniques in physics and engineering, emphasizing smart sensing and modern machine learning (ML) methods. You will learn to make the most of experimental data—including negative or inconclusive findings often overlooked in publications. We will demonstrate how ML can reveal hidden patterns and drive scientific progress.

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Karolina Beinarovica, who will share her career journey and experiences of working in Poland.

Meeting Details:

Date: May 8, 2025

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Careers and Alumni Office

Aleja Zwycięstwa 25,

80-219 Gdańsk,

Room 104 (doorbell 202)

Meeting led by: Agata Lewandowska

Agenda:

During the meeting, we will discuss:

How Karolina searched for a job in Poland as a foreigner with support from the Careers and Alumni Office.

RWTH Aachen is happy to invite you to "Physics Informed Machine Learning for Geotechnical Engineering” (3 ECTS).

BIT is offering a summer school program for 2025. Each faculty may nominate one student for a free seat. We kindly request that nominations be submitted by March 5th. If you are interested, please contact Justyna Szostak, Ph.D., Eng.