Gdansk University of Technology
Academic Administration 2008-2012

Vice-Rector for Research and Commercialisation
Jan Hupka, Professor

Gdansk citizen. GUT Chemical Faculty graduate. Specialist in the environmental aspects of chemical technology. Propagator of balanced development, where production processes do not harm the natural environment. Cooperating with many foreign academic centres. Head of the Chemical Technology Department. Keen supporter of the founding of a maritime university of technology. To this day an active inland and offshore sailor. The father of two daughters and a son.

Contact

tel.: 0-58/347 14 74

e-mail: proren@pg.gda.pl

Vice-Rector for Education and Development
Waldemar Kamrat, Professor

Originally from Pisz in the Warmisko-Mazurskie Voivodeship. A graduate of the GUT Electrical Engineering Faculty as well as the University of Gdansk Production Economics Faculty. Has also completed specialist studies in the USA. Has a scientific passion for electrical power engineering and its potential in stimulating economic growth. Many years of experience in the industry. Used to play soccer, today an avid supporter. Also an inland sailor.

Contact

tel.: 0-58/347 12 66

e-mail: prores@pg.gda.pl

Vice-Rector for Infrastructure and Organisation
Jan Godlewski, Professor

Originally from Łomża. The only vice-rector without an engineering degree. Obtained his first physics degree at the Higher Pedagogical School in Gdansk (today the University of Gdansk). Awarded his doctorate at GUT. Scientific fields of interest include molecular solid-state physics and especially molecular electronics. Has already been the vice-rector for education, the vice-rector for science and most recently the Dean of the Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics. The father of three sons, one of whom is a GUT graduate while the other two have been awarded degrees at other Tri-City universities. His free time is spent tinkering and dowsing.

Contact

tel.: 0-58/347 12 67

e-mail: proreg@pg.gda.pl

Vice-Rector for International Cooperation and European Programmes
Andrzej Zieliński, Professor

Citizen of Gdynia. GUT Chemical Faculty graduate. Specialisation in biomaterials and materials to work in extreme environments. Has also worked at Naval Shipyard Gdynia, Ship Design and Research Centre, and Gdynia Maritime University. In his free time he reads a lot and writes; but not scientific papers, only stories for friends which over the years have taken the form of a novel.

Contact

tel.: 0-58/347 22 80

e-mail: prorew@pg.gda.pl