Quantum-Secure Transmission – Technology for Future Data Protection
Quantum communication technologies are not a distant future or science fiction. They are already working on technologies with multiple implemented projects worldwide, including in Latvia. In this context, it is crucial to prepare communication systems for the so-called Q-day – the moment when quant…

Author: Jurģis Poriņš, Board Member of Electronic Communications Office of Latvia (VAS ES), Professor at Riga Technical University

October 29, 2024

Sustainable solutions in pig feeding: insect and worm protein
In pig feeding, new solutions are constantly being sought, focusing on alternative protein sources such as insect and worm proteins, which could become a sustainable and effective option. Thus, in October 2024, researchers from the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU) began th…

Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies

October 28, 2024

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Face-to-face event

International scientific sonference – discussion "The Role, Tasks and Challenges of Theology in the Today's Situation"

2024-11-08

11:00 am

Kalpaka bulvāris 4, Rīga

NATO Invites Participation in Grant Program to Foster Innovation in Security
NATO has announced the "NATO Chief Scientist Grants Programme." This initiative aims to promote excellence in science and technology research, offering a total funding of €500,000, with individual project grants ranging from €25,000 to €100,000. Research projects focused on advancing science and…

NATO

October 25, 2024

MES and RTU sign contract for the implementation of institutional funding
To more flexibly plan budget allocation and purposefully prepare specialists needed for the national economy, Riga Technical University (RTU) is the first in Latvia to implement an institutional funding pilot project. On Wednesday, October 23, the Ministry of Education and Science (MES) and RTU sig…

Riga Technical University

October 24, 2024

UL ASI launches a project on whole-body dermatoscopy
The Institute of Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy (ASI) at the University of Latvia (UL) has launched a project to improve healthcare for dermatology patients using advanced biophotonics methods and devices. On October 16, a kick-off event for the UL consolidation grant project “Whole-body Dermoscop…

University of Latvia

October 22, 2024

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