Researcher of October
Research is a creatively intuitive process and the research team is a small ensemble, each with its own instrument and role to play in creating a great sound.
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Research is a creatively intuitive process and the research team is a small ensemble, each with its own instrument and role to play in creating a great sound.
Experience stories of Latvian researchers
Karīna Bāliņa, PhD, is an outstanding researcher whose work focuses on environmental impact assessment.
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Karīna Bāliņa, PhD, is an outstanding researcher whose work focuses on environmental impact assessment.
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Additional Funding of Six Million Euro Allocated for Postdoctoral Research Support
Ministry of Education and Science
October 9, 2024
Ideas for strengthening the country's competitiveness are sought in an unprecedented hackathon
Riga Technical University
October 9, 2024
The third competition for project applications of The State Research Program "Education" 2023-2026 has been re-announced
Latvijas Zinātnes padome
October 8, 2024
"PrintyMed" attracts 800 thousand euros
Anda Asere, Labs of Latvia
October 8, 2024
Initiatives for monitoring climate change highlighted during the World Space Week
research Latvia
October 7, 2024
West Nile fever was detected for the first time in Latvia in the BIOR laboratory
BIOR
October 7, 2024
18 Latvian researchers already work at CERN
Riga Technical University
October 4, 2024
24 students accept the challenge to solve important problems for society and companies with a supercomputer
Riga Technical University
October 4, 2024
Invited to learn about the achievements of Latvian scientists in nationally important fields
Latvijas Zinātnes padome
October 3, 2024
September edition of newspaper "Zinātnes Vēstnesis"
Latvian Academy of Sciences
October 3, 2024
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Dr. chem. Jānis Veliks Leading researcher and Head of the Laboratory of Organic Synthesis, Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis. The main research focus of Jānis Veliks is the development of new – efficient, easy to use and stable – fluoromethylene group reagents for the simultaneous introduction of fluorine and carbon atoms into organic compounds. These reagents allow new fluorinated molecules to be formed more easily and their most important potential application is in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients, as on average one in four of them contains at least one fluorine atom.
Researcher Spotlight: Brigita Dejus
Ph. D. Brigita Dejus, Leading researcher, Water Research and Environmental Biotechnology Laboratory, Riga Technical University (RTU). Brigita is a young RTU researcher whose research work is related to water, wastewater monitoring and treatment. She developed her PhD thesis while studying at RTU and the Royal Swedish Institute of Technology, studying the potential of using microscopic fungi in the treatment of wastewater from pharmaceutically active substances.
Researcher Spotlight: Linda Gailīte
Dr. med. Linda Gailīte, Leading researcher and Head of the Scientific Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, Riga Stradins University. Linda has been working in the RSU Scientific Laboratory of Molecular Genetics since 2002. The main activity of the laboratory is genetic analysis, studying acquired or inherited DNA changes in various diseases and signs. Linda has developed a genetic test, GENTERF, for the simultaneous detection of genetic variations important for reproduction, which helps to diagnose known genetic causes of infertility more quickly.
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