Travelling Exhibition "Research Latvia 2025" at Riga Nordic Gymnasium

Throughout the year, the traveling exhibition "Research Latvia 2025", organized by the Ministry of Education and Science, will be showcased at higher education institutions as well as other public and cultural venues across Latvia. 

Complementing each other, the calendar “Research Latvia 2025” brings together 12 leading scientific institutions in Latvia. Their outstanding research achievements confirm the significant role of our country both in the European Research Area and in the global scientific arena. In September, the contribution of the University of Latvia (UL) to research and its importance in the development of science are particularly highlighted.

“Researching various cultural and artistic processes allows me to see the bigger picture—the structure in which these processes take place—while at the same time, in closer detail, to observe micro-events and their influence on social life,” says Ph.D. Baiba Tjarve, Deputy Head of the LKA Institute of Culture and Arts and developer of international research projects. She emphasizes that cultural research can create a link between science and society, offering a broader perspective on processes that affect each of us.

By scanning QR codes, visitors can watch 12 video stories featuring the researchers via "researchLatvia" YouTube channel.

The science calendar and travelling exhibition is prepared within the project No. 1.1.1.1/1/24/I/001 “More Efficient Implementation and Management of Latvia's Science Policy”. 

Developers: SIA “Entuziasti Digital” creative team, including Mārtiņš Pavasaris, video director Kristaps Mozgirs, and photographer Mārtiņš Goldbergs.