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  • Katedra Zarządzania

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    * zarządzanie wiedzą i informacją * zarządzanie strategiczne w wyższych uczelniach * wykorzystywanie metod nieparametrycznych do pomiaru efektywności systemów szkolnictwa wyższego * modele biznesowe w zarządzaniu organizacjami * zarządzanie procesem innowacyjnym w MŚP * strategia i modele biznesu współczesnego przedsiębiorstwa * społeczeństwo informacyjne i jego wskaźniki rozwoju * zarządzanie morskimi portami jachtowymi 2 gospodarce...

  • Katedra Inżynierii Drogowej i Transportowej

    Katedra Inżynierii Drogowej i Transportowej jest jedną z najstarszych katedr Politechniki Gdańskiej. Prowadzi prace naukowo-badawcze obejmujące szereg zagadnień związanych z budową dróg, autostrad i lotnisk oraz w zakresie transportu, ruchu drogowego oraz bezpieczeństwa ruchu drogowego.

  • Zespół Mechatroniki

    Nadzorowanie systemów i procesów dynamicznych, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem: 1) procesów obróbki mechanicznej, 2) dynamiki i sterowania maszyn (w tym, robotów stacjonarnych i mobilnych), 3) przemysłowych instalacji paliwowych, 4) niezawodności środków transportu, 5) rozwiązań innowacyjnych w gospodarce, 6) biomechaniki szczęki

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  • COMPOSITE FOOTBRIDGE - SYNERGY EFFECT IN COOPERATION BETWEEN UNIVERSITIES AND INDUSTRY

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    Paper presents conditions of science and industry cooperation in Poland (restrictions, barriers, good practice). A key role in initiation of collaboration between units has financial support. What is also important, it is much easier to create innovative solutions on the base of combining the potential of individuals. That is why many countries all over the world look for innovative solutions using budget funds to support grants...

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  • Janusz Nieznański prof. dr hab. inż.

    Janusz Nieznański born in 1957 in Gdańsk. He received the M.Sc. degree in 1981, the Ph.D. degree in 1990, and the D.Sc. (‘habilitation’) degree in 1999, all from the Gdańsk University of Technology. Since 1981 he has been with the above university, where he is currently Professor of Electrical Engineering. His research and teaching interests include control, diagnostics, modeling and simulation of power electronic converters and...

  • The Bridge of Knowledge – defining and implementing national Open Access policy by Polish universities. Gdansk University of Technology perspective

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    The European Commission states that Open Access to scientific resources funded by the European Union shall facilitate the use of research results financed from the public funds. Moreover, it will cause an increase in the innovative capacity of Europe. The Open Access landscape is determined by several factors such as mandates. The open mandate may be voluntary or mandatory and implemented at the institutional, national or international...

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  • How to fund an additional secular function in the monumental church?

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    - Year 2018

    The implementation of a new public function into the non-used church spaces like attics or cellars in context of revitalizing a lawfully protected historical city areas have diversified aspects. The article describes the financial aspect of adaptation of omitted spaces of monumental sacral buildings by presenting funding possibilities in the European Union countries available in period of 2017-2018 and the funds planned for the...

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  • Transparency of publicly available information about fiscal and monetary policy in Poland

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    - Year 2021

    Research background: The quality of information provided by fiscal and monetary authorities are important in a democratic state. Ensuring fiscal policy transparency reduces fiscal risk and corruption and promotes public acceptance of fiscal reforms. Ensuring transparency in monetary policy allows market participants to anticipate central bank responses and take their effects into account when making investment and consumption decisions. Aim...

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