Our research potential covers the following scientific areas:
The Department of Business Informatics of the University of Gdansk is conducting intensive teaching and research activities in a few areas:
The following main research trends can be distinguished in our scientific activities and endeavors:
The staff of the Division is involved in research work, which is designed by the need of permanent verification and expansion of the knowledge transferred to students as well as by the necessity of solving actual problems met in economic praxis. The effects of the research work are published in many books, articles and presented at domestic and international scientific conferences.
The research of our team is mainly concentrated on:
In our research group we study past environmental change possible to reconstruct based on lake sediments. We focus on climate-related and human-related changes recorded over the last several thousand years. For correct interpretation of sediment records, we also investigate the conditions of modern sedimentation processes in lakes. We use mainly geochronological, sedimentological, geochemical, and biological methods.
The Border Studies Research Group at the University of Gdansk is an interdisciplinary group of scholars from fields of linguistics, literary studies and theory, history, performance arts, and sociology who share a common interest in the subject of border studies not only in the field's usual connotation signifying a focus on regional, socio- and geo-political issues but also in the broadest of senses which encompasses but is not limited to literary theory, history and emigration studies, spectrality and liminality, intercultural and transnational studies, performance studies,
The research focuses on Greek inscriptions from the Greek cities in Asia Minor in hellenistic times and after, as well as on systematic commenting and issuing of Latin inscriptions from area of Gdańsk Pomerania, Warmia and Mazury.
The aim of the research group is to create a platform for specialists whose research contributes to deepening knowledge about the ways of effective linguistic interaction in various types of discourse, especially scientific-didactic and on-line, in both national and intercultural communication.
The research projects have been focused on: endocrine disruptive chemicals (bisphenol A, 4-tert-octylphenol, 4- nonylphenol); mercury and methylmercury; toxic metals; iron speciation; nutrients; carbon (inorganic and organic forms, black carbon, dissolved and suspended forms); methane; microplastic; photodegradation processes.