UAB “Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics” in cooperation with Vilnius University invites prospective 1st year MSc programme students of the VU Life Sciences Center, Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics to do their final MSc thesis at the Company.
Join those the best or invite others to join! Three laboratories at the Life Sciences Centre of Vilnius University, a Partnership Institute of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory for genome editing (VU LSC-EMBL Partnership Institute), Lithuania, are looking for talented investigators.
Dr Stephen Jones has started working at the VU LSC and he will lead a scientific group at the newly established sui generis operational unit of VU LSC, EMBL Partnership Institute.
Stephen’s group will create and research new genome editing tools.
A new research group led by Dr Patrick Pausch started its activity as a part of newly established sui generis operational unit of VU LSC - EMBL Partnership Institute.
In the latest QS World University Rankings 2022, Vilnius University (VU) took a record high position and for the first time, ranked 400th in this ranking.
The Partnership Institute of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), which will focus on developing gene editing technologies, will soon start operating at the Vilnius University Life Sciences Center (VU LSC).
Pro for Nano, a global nanomaterials technology company and Graphene Composites, an international nanomaterials engineering company, together with Vilnius University and Nature Research Center have been granted international Eureka funding for their nanosilver enhanced graphene oxide ink (NEGOI)” project to further develop antimicrobial ink.
Revolutionary Life Sciences Innovations Are Born in Vilnius
Vilnius is celebrating the exciting discoveries in the life sciences made by prominent local scientists with a funky new DNA sculpture reated by artist Eglė Žvirblytė.
During an online seminar „The less known facets of ISOLDE: Beyond Standard Model searches and live science applications“ presented by Dr Magdalena Kowalska (CERN) on behalf of the ISOLDE physics team, two probably less know aspects of ISOLDE research were discussed.
Spring is the time of flowering, whatever that flower may be.
Amorphophallus konjac, popularly known as “corpse flower”, bloomed in the LSC greenhouse last week. For the first few days, the flower fully justified its name, so it spent time on the balcony, but now the aroma is already very subdued, so this infrequently blooming exotic flower can be seen individually in the Western building of LSC, on the 4th floor, near laboratory V433.
May 6 became a historic day at the Life Sciences Center - after a complete installation and tuning up of the transmission microscope with the cooling function Cryo-TEM Glacios, the structure of the apoferitin protein was obtained and the representation of this structure in 3 Åresolution was submitted.
On April 7, Arancha González Laya, Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of the Kingdom of Spain, visited the VU LSC.
Vilnius University Life Sciences Center (VU LSC) received great news from the Central Project Management Agency (CPMA).
