Aktualności | Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology at the Gdańsk University of Technology

The SimLE Research Club and the Gdańsk Tech Biotechnology Students Club jointly carry out the Stardust project, i.e. the missions of stratospheric balloons. The aim of this latest project is to study microorganisms in the stratosphere that have not been described yet. These microorganisms can be used in industry in the future, e.g. in pharmaceuticals.

Gdańsk University of Technology was one of the participants in the project. The project manager on behalf of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology was prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz from the Institute of Energy, vice-rector for development and organization.

During their performance, the students showed how to get off the car - not a simple feat as it turns out. 

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"Dear Sailor Friends,

we regret to inform you that due to the expected increase of the number of COVID-19 cases and relatvely low interest of students in participation in the event, the 2021 edition of STUKNUT conference has been cancelled. We hope that next year conference will take place without any hindrances and we would like to invite everyone to join us next year.

Organizational Committee"

The experiences from two previous editions proved to be very positive, so this year in order to increase the rank of the event and its range we invited the Association of Sustainable Agrigulture in Poland "ASAP" to cooperate with us, since the values promoted and awarded in the competition are closely connected with the Association's mission. Following up on the last year's idea of giving additional awards to theses revolving around ecological agriculture and food production we started cooperation with companies associated in the Polich Eco-Food Chamber.

Pomeranian branch of Polish Federation of Engineering Associations NOT in Gdańsk announces the 3rd edition of the MSc and ME diploma thesis contest in the area of thechnical sciences.
The contest is open for the authors of diploma theses defended in 2020/2021 academic year.
Application deadline - 15.11.2021. The winners will receive financial prizes.
 

The employees of Gdańsk University of Technology participated in the pilot investment connected with the launching of SMOK - System Monitorowania Odpadów Komunalnych - Communal Waste Monitoring System, a system of underground, selective collection of waste with it software allowing the identification of a user and correct segregation of waste.  Marek Chodnicki PhD, Me of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology took part in the official launching of this modern system of segregation and collection of waste.    

Alicja Stanisławska, PhD, ME discussed the most common heart and vascular system ailments and the form of surgical therapy. She presented problems associated with the health treatment of the elderly and the possibilities of applying traditional and modern therapies, using cardio-vascular implants.