University of Gdańsk Shines at Women in Tech Summit 2025
June 4-5, 2025 – Warsaw, Poland
The University of Gdańsk participated in the renowned Perspektywy Women in Tech Summit, held in Warsaw, marking its commitment to advancing the roles of young women in science and technology for the third consecutive year.
Significant Representation
The summit attracted over 10,000 attendees, underscoring its importance on the European stage. The University was represented by two prominent student research clubs—DeepDive and Work in Progress—both from the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, and Informatics. Accompanied by their academic mentors, these groups showcased their projects and initiatives at the event.
Featured Presentation
A highlight of the summit was a presentation by Dr. hab. Inż. Aneta Lewkowicz, a professor at the Institute of Experimental Physics, who, along with her doctoral students Martyna Czarnomska and Emilia Gruszczyńska, presented “From Light to Innovation: Women Scientists in Forensic Sciences.” The presentation received positive feedback, illustrating the university’s prowess in this innovative field.
Engagement with Industry Leaders
The Women in Tech Summit also brought together numerous leaders from the tech industry, including major global brands such as GE Aerospace, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. This setting provided an invaluable opportunity for networking, internships, and collaboration between academia and the technology sector.
Commitment to Innovation and Equality
Dr. hab. Inż. Aneta Oniszczuk-Jastrząbek, Chancellor of the University of Gdańsk, expressed pride in the institution’s ongoing presence at the summit, stating, “The Women in Tech Summit is a unique event that inspires and shows the great potential of young women choosing a career in science and technology.”
Participation in such events not only serves to promote the university but also fosters experience sharing, business collaboration, and enriches the discourse around women in technology. The University of Gdańsk remains steadfast in its support for equal opportunities and the active role of women in scientific advancement.
