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It is cheaper to do business using renewable energy, and such companies have a greater potential for growth - the geopolitical situation has shown that we can no longer build our future on fossil fuels, says Dr. Judita Liukaitytė-Kukienė, a lecturer at the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology at Vilnius University and the head of the Climate Policy Group of the Lithuanian Ministry of Environment. In the latest episode of "VU Experts Help to Understand", she explains the role of scientists in the fight against climate change.

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Three distinguished scholars, Professor Bruno Robert (France), Professor Andrew Bush (United Kingdom), and Professor Thomas Chung-Kuang Yang (Taiwan), will be inaugurated as Honorary Doctors of Vilnius University (VU) at Saint Johns' Church on 10 May, at 3.00 p.m. They are recognized for their close scholarly ties with Vilnius University in the fields of medicine, biophysics, and chemical engineering.

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The National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance (NAQA) thanks all educators, scientists and researchers, all colleagues and friends throughout the civilized world for their expressions of solidarity with the Ukrainian people in this tragic time of war. Russia's military aggression against Ukraine represents an unprecedented violation of basic human rights, an attack on life, on democracy, on freedom of thought and opinion, and is driven by nothing less than hatred of Ukraine. 

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The Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences announces a Christmas competition! Win Vilnius University souvenirs!

Do you study in our faculty? If so, we are inviting you to create any Christmas decoration that reflects a subject or study program you are enrolled in!

What do you have to do?

  • send pictures of your Christmas decorations via email until the 19th of December, 23:59.
  • on December 20 we will publish the pictures on the faculty’s Facebook and Instagram accounts;
  • 3 photos, that will get the most „like“ clicks, will win Vilnius University souvenirs for their authors!

Let’s play!

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Forests are the basis of the country's ecological stability, which is extremely important not only for the air, water and soil quality of the whole country but also for the Lithuanian identity. However, deforestation caused by intensive forestry and low levels of human activity is already visible to the naked eye. According to Vilnius University (VU) geographers, the current wood-oriented forest policy needs to be changed. In order to preserve Lithuania's ecological stability, it is important to consider the ecological and social benefits of forests as a priority condition of public welfare, and forest issues cannot be solved within the framework of forestry alone.

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