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The protests and government repression, which started in Belarus after the election changed the majority of the population lives and view of the world. Young people who are most opposed to the old one, the dictatorship of the regime's survival, life in the most bitter. Many students who no longer had the opportunity to continue their studies in Belarus quietly decided to seek their happiness abroad. University also offered to facilitate access for Belarusians to study in our university. Chemical and geosciences faculty also received a few students who are most interested in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Master's program. Hanna Klipan, a new member of our faculty community, also talks about her life in Belarus and the impressions she had when she came to Lithuania.

Job Advertisement at Leibniz-institute of photonic technology for PhD

The Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz-IPHT) offers the following position (50%) in the Research Group “Silicon Nanostructures” starting April 1st, 2021:

PhD candidate (f/m/d)

The position is limited for 3 years.

The Leibniz-IPHT is a university independent research institute with close connection to the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena and member of the Leibniz association.

The protest and unrests in Belarus started even before the presidential elections. But after rigged elections unrests become larger. Thousands of people were arrested, used for physical violence and coercion. Hundreds of young people started to search ways to leave the country and build their future outside Belarus.

 By the decision of the management of Vilnius University, which has always been friendly to foreign students, was initiated a program at the university to encourage Belarusian students to choose to study in Lithuania. Scholarships, integration in science and society - such assistance was offered by the Vilnius University to students from Belarus.

Welcoming the first day of the Winter, the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences announces a Christmas competition! Win Vilnius University sweater or cup!

Do you study in our faculty? Then we are inviting you to create any Christmas decoration that would reflect the study program you are studying!

The aim of the conference is to overview and share information about the latest achievements in bioceramic nanotechnologies with the scientific community. Over the duration of the conference, scientists from the fields of chemistry, physics, technology, medicine and implantology will be able to acquaint themselves with synthesis methods, unique properties and applications of bioceramic nanomaterials.

All the conference will be held in MS Teams due to the quarantine requirements in Republic of Lithuania.

Official website of the conference - https://www.nbcm.chgf.vu.lt/

Conference programme

Dr. Luis Inostroza is a senior researcher at the Institute of Geography, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany. He applies spatially explicit quantitative methods based on GIS and remote sensing to analyse the metabolism of socio-ecological systems and their links to ecological and economic functions, from local to global scales.

Arqus Twinning aims to strengthen subject-related collaboration of staff and students and create possibilities to carry out joint learning and teaching activities through piloting short-term mobility schemes with a priority in Social Sciences & Humanities (SSH) and STEM disciplines.

Due to the growing Covides-19 infection the number of Lithuania, Vilnius University Faculty of Chemistry and geosciences changes the study process execution method.