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

Sea transport is particularly vulnerable due to the complex, often unpredictable environment in which it operates. Threats may arise from both deliberate and accidental actions (hydrometeorological, mechanical conditions, etc.). Providing navigational safety, including collision avoidance, is one of the main and most important issues related to the issue of fleet development.

An autonomous ship will be constructed that will collect waste from water and other ships, and will be powered by electricity. On 5 April, prof. Sławomir Milewski, Vice-Rector for Science and Adam Ślipy, President of Seatech Engineering, signed a consortium agreement for the implementation of the project.

This special edition is open to researchers and authors who wish to submit their research and review articles on issues related to modern gas turbine power plants (gas, combined and nuclear power plants and their thermodynamical cycles), detailed analyses related to the design of modern gas turbines, compressors and fans, both axial and radial, problems of design and operation of gas micro turbines.

The presentation will take place on March 4^th at 13:00 Central European time. Please register in advance for this meeting from the following link

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining and attending the meeting.

Looking forward to seeing you on the 4^th March

The TRA VISIONS 2022 Team

This talk focuses on the role of different societal actors in the decision-making processes concerning the conceptualization, design, and operational implementation of these future vessels. In particular, the introduction of MASS is framed in a risk governance context, with particular attention given to the role of risk perception in societal decision making.