For more information and programme check https://www.studentauk.vu.lt/en/events?categories=faculty-of-physics.
On 5–6 September, the message will be broadcast from the rooftop of the VU Faculty of Physics — we’re celebrating the Faculty’s 60th anniversary.
Join us on Friday and Saturday from 11:00. to 16:00, in the courtyard at Saulėtekio Ave. 9.
Discover the technology and equipment in use, refresh your Morse code skills, and explore a special installation prepared by the organisers of Physicist's Day (FiDi). And what about birthday gifts? We’ve got some waiting for you!
Faculty colleagues, alumni, members of the VU Radio Club, the Lithuanian Amateur Radio Society, FiDi, and other student organizations will seek to establish as many radio contacts as possible and will conduct special broadcasts.
This marks the beginning of a series of events celebrating the Faculty’s anniversary. We look forward to seeing you there.
Congratulations to everyone on the new school year!
Please note that Monday, 1 September is the opening day of Vilnius University's academic year, RENOVATIO STUDIORUM – thus there will be no lectures on that day. Everyone is welcome to take part in the celebration events.
Students of the Faculty of Physics:
RENOVATIO STUDIORUM events will also take place at VU faculties, where students from Lithuania and abroad will meet their faculty's academic community and future study mates. At a ceremony in the VU Grand Courtyard (in the Oldtown), first-year students will take the oath of allegiance to their university, and the community will be greeted by university and city leaders. Students, faculty, administrative staff, city residents and guests are invited to celebrate the start of the academic year. The programme.
Please also note that 1-5 September is the integration week for undergraduate freshmen and there will be no lectures for them.
For all other courses, lectures will start on 3 September (Tuesday).
Lecture timetables are available here.
Find more about the conference here.
The seminar will explore how the evolution of quantum systems in phase space can be interpreted using geometrical methods and Wigner phase space flow.
27-30 June the Vilnius University will host Workshop on Unconventional Optical Lattices (UOL2025), organised by VU Faculty of Physics.
The aim of the Workshop is to discuss how experiments with ultracold gases can address open problems of quantum dynamics and many-body quantum physics. Particular attention will be paid to unconventional optical lattices, including lattices with non-standard geometries, unusual atom-atom interactions, etc.
Find more on event's website.
27-30 June the Vilnius University will host Workshop on Unconventional Optical Lattices (UOL2025), organised by VU Faculty of Physics.
The aim of the Workshop is to discuss how experiments with ultracold gases can address open problems of quantum dynamics and many-body quantum physics. Particular attention will be paid to unconventional optical lattices, including lattices with non-standard geometries, unusual atom-atom interactions, etc.
Find more on event's website.
27-30 June the Vilnius University will host Workshop on Unconventional Optical Lattices (UOL2025), organised by VU Faculty of Physics.
The aim of the Workshop is to discuss how experiments with ultracold gases can address open problems of quantum dynamics and many-body quantum physics. Particular attention will be paid to unconventional optical lattices, including lattices with non-standard geometries, unusual atom-atom interactions, etc.
Find more on event's website.
27-30 June the Vilnius University will host Workshop on Unconventional Optical Lattices (UOL2025), organised by VU Faculty of Physics.
The aim of the Workshop is to discuss how experiments with ultracold gases can address open problems of quantum dynamics and many-body quantum physics. Particular attention will be paid to unconventional optical lattices, including lattices with non-standard geometries, unusual atom-atom interactions, etc.
Find more on event's website.
From 23 to 27 June, the Vilnius Town Hall will host the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics (CEWQO), organised by Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Physics and the Lithuanian Physical Society. This significant international conference will bring together over 200 scientists, researchers, and experts in quantum technologies.
For more information click here.
From 23 to 27 June, the Vilnius Town Hall will host the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics (CEWQO), organised by Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Physics and the Lithuanian Physical Society. This significant international conference will bring together over 200 scientists, researchers, and experts in quantum technologies.
For more information click here.
From 23 to 27 June, the Vilnius Town Hall will host the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics (CEWQO), organised by Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Physics and the Lithuanian Physical Society. This significant international conference will bring together over 200 scientists, researchers, and experts in quantum technologies.
For more information click here.
From 23 to 27 June, the Vilnius Town Hall will host the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics (CEWQO), organised by Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Physics and the Lithuanian Physical Society. This significant international conference will bring together over 200 scientists, researchers, and experts in quantum technologies.
For more information click here.
From 23 to 27 June, the Vilnius Town Hall will host the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics (CEWQO), organised by Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Physics and the Lithuanian Physical Society. This significant international conference will bring together over 200 scientists, researchers, and experts in quantum technologies.
For more information click here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 - 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
ISOTDAQ 2025 is an international school organized for the 15th time with an aim of introducing those with an education in physics, engineering or computing (ranging from undergrads to postdocs) to the "arts and crafts" of triggering and acquiring data for physics experiments. The main aim of the school is to provide an overview of the basic instruments and methodologies used in high energy physics, spanning from small experiments in the lab to the very large LHC experiments, emphasizing the main building blocks as well as the different choices and architectures at different levels of complexity. The school is split 50%-50% between a series of lectures, which are open to public, and hands-on laboratory exercises, where the registered school participants will use the concepts and techniques they have learned throughout the course.
Lectures are open to public.
WHEN? 17 – 26 June 2025
WHERE? National Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (NFTMC), Saulėtekio al. 3, Vilnius.
Find more information and programme here.
