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In Memory of Prof. A. P. Piskarskas – Family Allocates Another €200,000 to Named Sub-Fund

Prof. Algis Petras Piskarskas (1942–2022) family contributed an additional 200,000 euros to the named endowment sub-fund in May and July of this... Read more

Congratulations to Miglė Kuliešaitė, the New Doctor of Physics

Miglė Kuliešaitė successfully defended her PhD thesis "Investigation of nonlinear coherent phenomena in photonic crystal fibers". Read more

Congratulations to Dominyka Stonytė, the New Doctor of Physics

Dominyka Stonytė successfully defended her PhD thesis "Ultrashort UV pulse-material interaction for laser microfabrication applications." Read more

Special Gift from VU Scientist: Human Hair-Sized Model of Sorbonne University Chapel Presented to the University’s President

On 26–27 June, during a visit to Vilnius University (VU) by a delegation from France’s Sorbonne University, its President, Prof... Read more

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Vilnius University Laser Research Center (VU LRC) is one of five departments in the Faculty of Physics. It conducts scientific research in the field of lasers: laser physics and spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, material science, biophotonics, laser engineering. Undergraduate, graduate and doctoral studies are organized.

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Extreme Light Infrastructure European Research Infrastructure

Founder of ELI ERIC Extreme Light Infrastructure European Research Infrastructure Lithuania (ŠMSM, VU LRC and FTMC LTS) together with the Czech Republic, Hungary and Italy. 30th Aplic 2021 established the Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) ERIC research infrastructure

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Integrated Initiative of European Laser Research Infrastructures

Since 2004 VULRC is a member of Integrated Initiative of European Laser Research Infrastructures. On 29th of October 2018 VU LRC has become a Full Member of Laserlab Europe AISBL

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Lithuanian Laser Association

The goal of the association is to cooperate and concentrate the efforts of members for purposeful activities so that the laser and light technology sector (science, studies, industry) becomes one of the essential aspects of Lithuania's competitiveness.

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