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The NEPHEWS (NEutrons and PHotons Elevating Worldwide Science, https://beamtime.eu/) project financed by Horizon Europe (HORIZON-INFRA-2023-SERV-01), led by the National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS (https://synchrotron.uj.edu.pl/), supports over 40,000 scientists by providing them with access to world-class European research infrastructure using photon (synchrotrons - SR and free electron lasers - FEL) and neutron (N) sources.

On October 9^th 2024, we celebrated an inauguration of the new academic year in our Faculty. Here are some photos from the celebration.

Fahrenheit Universities and Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, Mayor of Gdańsk invite the entire academic community to participate!

The award-winning project “Morse Theory in Analysis, Dynamical Systems and Geometry” will be carried out at Gdansk University of Technology under the direction of Maciej Starostka, PhD, and the foreign partner will be a team of mathematicians under the direction of Prof. Luca Asselle from Ruhr-Universität in Bochum.

ECS Students Chapter offers a patronage program for students associated in the scientific clubs all over the world, offering free membership, co-finance of the research work by the ECS, and granting the unique opportunity to apply for financing for participation in scholarship programs, research trips, etc. ECS has patronage of clubs from over 30 countries, mainly from America North and Europe, but also China, India and South Korea and more.

Under the Erasmus+ program, students and PhD students from Gdańsk Tech can benefit from so-called short-term mobility.

Important information - funds from the current edition of the Erasmus+ program can only be allocated to trips that take place in June and/or July of this year. Therefore, those interested in going abroad should submit all required documents as soon as possible.

In 2022, Gdańsk University of Technology joined ENHANCE Alliance - union of 10 European technical universities from Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland and Poland (apart from Gdańsk Tech, other Polish member university is Warsaw University of Technology) Members of the alliance form the so called European University. What does it mean for Gdańsk Tech students, doctoral students and staff?

In the article the authors has explored the physics of perovskite solar cells made from fully up-scalable slot–die coating technique in air for the understanding of dominant electrical loss mechanisms. The findings have led the way to reduce both bulk defect density and charge carrier transportation losses at the hole-transporting layer/perovskite interface with the chemical passivation technique.