Raising the flag of Vilnius University in the Library Courtyard, Universiteto st. 3.
10.00–12.00
Event to celebrate the start of the academic year in The Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, The Great Aula (Aula Magna), M. K. Čiurlionio st. 21/27.
14.45
Procession of Vilnius University staff, students, and alumni to the Grand Courtyard of the central building from the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania.
15.30–16.30
Official ceremony marking the beginning of the academic year RENOVATIO STUDIORUM in the Grand Courtyard of the University.
Primary biological aerosols (bioaerosols: mainly pollen and fungal spores, but also bacteria and viruses) released into the air by plants, fungi, and other biota, are strongly impacted by climate change. Simultaneously, they also directly affect the climate through interactions with clouds and precipitation. Many bioaerosols, especially pollen and some fungal spores, have allergenic effect on humans. Such aeroallergens affect over 80 million Europeans, reducing their quality of life and costing well over €50 billion/year. Information on bioaerosols is also vital for agriculture and forestry, where timely data about plant development, abundance of pathogens and parasites, as well as invasive species, are necessary for precision-agriculture and knowledge-based technologies. The demand for timely, free, and objective information is currently not met.
“Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics” UAB in cooperation with Vilnius University invites prospective 1-year masters students from VU Life Sciences Center, Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics to prepare Master final thesis at the Company.
“Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics” UAB in cooperation with Vilnius University invites prospective 3- and 4-year Bachelor students from VU Life Sciences Center, Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics to prepare Bachelor final thesis at the Company.
Dear members of the Faculty of Chemistry and geosciences,
although more difficult than ever, this year did not spare us great achievements and awards - our scientists are becoming more and more visible not only in Lithuania, but also in the world.
In 2022 December 12 (Monday) 9:00 a.m. the remote scientific seminar at the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences will be given by Professor Hiroshi Kitagawa and his research group (Division of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University).
December 3 (Saturday) 11 AM will be held the scientific seminar "Magnetic Nanomaterials for Device and MRI Applications" by Professor Sarah Stoll of the Georgetown University in the USA.