On 26–27 May 2026, the University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland hosted the „55th International Student Research Groups Seminar: At the Boundaries of Disciplines".
Three students from the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences participated in the conference with oral presentations:
The 14th Young Scientists Conference "Interdisciplinary Research in Physical and Technological Sciences" has taken place. We are delighted that Jonas Žurauskas, a doctoral student at our faculty, was recognized as the best presenter and was awarded the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences prize along with an Novian and VITP incentive scholarship of €300!
We invite motivated researchers with a strong track record to submit joint applications with Vilnius University (VU) for the 2026 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA PF) call!
The VU Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences provides access to modern infrastructure and advanced technologies necessary for the implementation of top-level research. By choosing us, you will have the opportunity to work alongside internationally recognized scientists who will provide expert mentoring throughout the entire project. The dynamic and interdisciplinary environment of the faculty creates optimal conditions for innovation, strengthening your independent researcher profile, and expanding your international network.
Students from the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University participated in the student scientific conference „Chemistry and Chemical Technology 2026“ this year and returned with awards! Congratulations to Martyna Paulauskaitė, Miglė Minalgaitė, Greta Melkūnaitė, and Samuel Ayomide Kosoko, who received awards for the best presentations in their sections. Gustė Rudaitytė also participated in the international segment of the conference and was awarded a prize for the best poster presentation.
Research.com has published its 2026 ranking of the world’s top chemists, compiled using bibliometric data from OpenAlex and CrossRef. Each researcher’s ranking is determined by the D-index –a refined scholarly metric that exclusively considers publications and citations within the specific discipline of Chemistry, thereby reflecting discipline-focused research impact.
“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.
Nerija Ričkutė, a student at the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University, participated in the student conference "Naujoji karta su LMT” organized by the Research Council of Lithuania. N. Ričkutė, a third-year chemistry student, was recognized among 108 participants and received a diploma for the best and most compelling presentation at the scientific conference.
Jonas Žurauskas, a doctoral student at the Vilnius university Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences (VU FCHG), won the award for the best oral presentation in the chemistry section at the 69th International Conference for Students "Open Readings"!
The title of the presentation: "Photoredox Manifold for Dehydrogenative Coupling Using Protons as Oxidants".
Five PhD students from the Institute of Chemistry of Vilnius University Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences – Elžbieta Juršėnė, Justina Karčiauskaitė, Diana Vištorskaja, Miglė Stančiauskaitė and Marina Šapauskienė – have received financial support allocated by the Research Council of Lithuania for an academic trip.
The allocated support provides excellent opportunities for the young researchers to strengthen their scientific competence, participate in the international academic community, expand collaboration, and contribute to the dissemination of Lithuania's scientific achievements worldwide.
An international study, to which researchers from the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University contributed, has revealed accelerating coastal erosion in the Baltic region.
Prof. D. Pupienis and PhD student P. Brazdžiūnas from the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences together with researchers from Estonia and Sweden, analyzed the Järve beach outcrop on the island of Saaremaa – a unique “archive” of the Baltic coastline that preserves approximately 1,600 years of climate and storm history.
