wishes dean 2025
Dear Faculty Community,
 
Warmest greetings and sincere thank you for your daily work, initiatives and the spirit of togetherness that continues to strengthen and grow our faculty community. Wishing you meaningful ideas, successful work and inspiration as we work toward our shared goals. May this festive season bring you peace, warmth and many special moments with your loved ones.
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chgf zmones 10
Yesterday, 16th of December, general meeting of the members of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences took place. During the meeting, the chairpersons and vice-presidents of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences departments were approved. Members of the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences of Vilnius University also participated in the general meeting!
  • Prof. habil. dr. Aivaras Kareiva was confirmed as vice-president (responsible for science policy and international relations).
  • Prof. (HP) dr. Ričardas Makuška was confirmed as chairman of the Department of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
We are delighted to congratulate A. Kareiva and R. Makuška and wish them success in their future work!

agnieszka malgorzata lipke 2025

Dr. Agnieszka Małgorzata Lipke is a doctor of chemistry and researcher currently completing a postdoctoral internship at the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University. She came to Vilnius from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin (Poland), where she gained a strong academic and scientific foundation in the field of advanced inorganic materials research. In this interview, Dr. Lipke talks about the topic of her postdoctoral fellowship, her research, and her experiences at Vilnius University.

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camille robert boeuf

In 2024–2025, geographer Dr. Camille Robert-Boeuf completed a postdoctoral internship at the Institute of Geosciences of the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences of VU. Her research focused on the transformation of agricultural landscapes in Central Europe, especially in Lithuania and Poland. The postdoc was particularly pleased with the dynamic, open and welcoming atmosphere of the Department of Geography and Landscape Management. For more information about the intern's impressions, we invite you to read the interview.

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paskaita 2025
On Thursday, 23 October 2025, at 16:00, a scientific seminar will take place at the Vilnius University Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences (Naugarduko St. 24), in the Inorganic Chemistry auditorium (Room 141). During the seminar, Prof. Tohru Sekino from Osaka University (Japan), will deliver a lecture entitled: “Multi-task ceramics, low-temperature fabrication process and enviromental/energy application of nanomaterials”.
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tfs nuotrauka

“Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics” UAB in cooperation with Vilnius University invites prospective first year master 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.

Favorite students selected to prepare Master final thesis at the Company will receive Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics nominal scholarship of 2200 Eur per single academic year. VU students who prepare the final thesis at the Company for two academic years and if study results do not worsen, are entitled for a second-year scholarship, therefore total scholarship would amount up to 4400 Eur*.

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04 10 merkininkaite

The Laser Nanophotonics Group, led by Prof. Mangirdas Malinauskas (Vilnius University, Faculty of Physics, Laser Research Center), has published an educational article on the theoretical and practical fundamentals of laser-based 3D multiphoton lithography and applied methodologies. This guide has been published in the prestigious journal Nature Reviews Methods Primers in collaboration with the pioneer of two-photon polymerization, Prof. Shoji Maruo (Yokohama University), the esteemed Prof. Georg von Freyman (Kaiserslautern University), and the remarkable Prof. Julia Greer (California Institute of Technology). Among the authors are also Dr. Edvinas Skliutas (Faculty of Physics, alumnus) and Dr. Greta Merkininkaitė (Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, VU). The combined expertise of all authors in the field exceeds 100 years.

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