On 4 October, 6 PM, Life Sciences Centre of Vilnius University, Grand Auditorium (Saulėtekio al. 7) will host a public lecture by Nobel Prize Winner in Physics William Daniel Phillips ‘Time, Einstein and the Coldest Stuff in the Universe.’

Professor William Daniel Phillips, a Nobel Prize winner in Physics and a Distinguished Researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in the United States of America (USA), will be in Vilnius from 2 to 5 October. The world-renowned physicist is coming to Vilnius University, where he will meet with the rector, Prof. Rimvydas Petrauskas, students of the Faculty of Physics, and on October 4. 6:00 p.m. will give a public lecture titled “Time, Einstein and the Coolest Stuff in the Universe”.

Sept. 22nd, 2022, International Association of Universities (IAU) President Prof. Dr. Pam Fredman told a packed auditorium at Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) universities need to rethink internationalization taking advantage of new technologies as a complement to physical mobility.

Kaunas Digital Twin, developed by KTU Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture and Centre of Smart Cities and Infrastructure, was announced as one of the finalists of the 2022 Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure. The winners of the Awards established by Bentley Systems Inc. will be revealed on November 15.

The Biomedicine Future Foundation has signed a €1 million support agreement with Vilnius University (VU) Foundation. The funding is earmarked for the chrono-epigenomics programme at the Institute of Biotechnology at the VU Life Sciences Centre (LSC). Chrono-epigenomics is a new field of biomedical research that seeks to understand the general patterns of body development, ageing, and disease onset.

Huge objects that look small for radars, invisibility “cloaks” that can hide anything, 3D-printed optics, 3D-printed circuit boards and radios… If these descriptions sound as if taken from a science fiction book about the future, Dr Raymond C. Rumpf would say – this future is just around the corner.

The Biomedicine Future Foundation has signed a €1 million support agreement with Vilnius University (VU) Foundation. The funding is earmarked for the chrono-epigenomics programme at the Institute of Biotechnology at the VU Life Sciences Centre (LSC). Chrono-epigenomics is a new field of biomedical research that seeks to understand the general patterns of body development, ageing, and disease onset.

On 6-8 October, the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences of Vilnius University is organizing an international scientific conference "Functional Inorganic Materials", where chemists, physicists, technologists and materials scientists from Lithuania, Poland, Italy, Denmark, Japan and other countries will share their achievements and experience.

On September 19, the delegation from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) visited Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH) to discuss cooperation opportunities. The delegation also included representatives of the world famous Taiwanese electronics manufacturing company Delta.

Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) applied chemistry student Meda Surdokaitė won the first prize at the European Union Young Scientists Competition in the Netherlands on Saturday. The news was released by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport, and published by lrt.lt.