Computer and information sciences

Central focus of the research of this group includes graph theory (with emphasis on extremal graph theory), complex networks (with emphasis on multiplexes, curriculum networks and network descriptors), mathematical chemistry (with emphasis on molecular descriptors, nanotechnology, peptide antibiotics), and discrete mathematics in general. Our goal is to obtain purely mathematical results and multidisciplinary applications.

research team follows the trends in new technologies for the exploitation of renewable energy sources and explores the ways of applying these technologies in area of maritime affairs. The new technologies include solar energy application, fuel cells, wind capturing, mechanical energy from the motion of tides and waves.  The team investigates the production of energy from renewable resources, its distribution, storage and transformation, as well as its use for ship's propulsion and drive of other marine systems.

A professional skipper is engaged in 16-20 weeks of uninterrupted work during the season, which requires exceptional psychological and physical effort, especially if we take into account the extremely demanding sleeping conditions in the absence of any life routine.

For the jobs of sailors in the Merchant Navy, there is also no research on physical demands, psychological stress, and the quality of sleep while performing jobs.

PhD Tatjana Stanivuk, CIVIL ENGINEERING, TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS

PhD Anita Gudelj, COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS

PhD Igor Jelaska, MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS

Goran Kovačević, MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS

 Created since 2008, the Lab-STICC is a multidisciplinary research laboratory in the field of Information and communication science and technology. Researchers work in a single structure within one central theme: “from sensor to knowledge”.

 Over the last five years, Lab-STICC members have authored more than 700 refereed journal papers, 1800 conference communications and 40 patents. Our research leadership has involved strong academic and industrial collaborations with national and international research grants amounting to more than 30 M€.

The Department of Business Informatics of the University of Gdansk is conducting intensive teaching and research activities in a few areas: