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Join us 27-28 JUNE 2028 at the VI World Congress of Latvian Scientists and become part of the conversation shaping the future of science, innovation and international collaboration. Participation in the Congress will be free of charge, and registered participants will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts, explore the latest research developments, and strengthen connections.
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Join us 27-28 JUNE 2028 at the VI World Congress of Latvian Scientists and become part of the conversation shaping the future of science, innovation and international collaboration. Participation in the Congress will be free of charge, and registered participants will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts, explore the latest research developments, and strengthen connections.
Researcher Spotlight: Baiba Kaškina
Mg. sc. comp. Baiba Kaškina
Head of CERT.LV at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia
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Mg. sc. comp. Baiba Kaškina
Head of CERT.LV at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia
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International EUDIS Defence Hackathon 2026 Held at the University of Latvia
University of Latvia
October 21, 2026
natural sciences technologies
RTU and Australian Scientists Prove That Static Electricity Can Be Controlled
Riga Technical University
October 20, 2026
humanities and arts
Immersion in Reality: The Affective Dimension of Realism in Inga Ābele’s Short Stories
Zita Kārkla, literary scholar
October 20, 2026
quantum technologies
Scientist “in a Quantum State” Andris Ambainis
TVNET.lv
October 19, 2026
experience stories of researchers
RSU Researcher Anna Žabicka Receives International Recognition for Her PhD Dissertation
Riga Stradiņš University
October 19, 2026
competition
National Research Programme Project Call Launched for New Solutions to Improve Public Health
Latvian Council of Science
October 16, 2026
innovation artificial intelligence
RTU to Open theaiLAB – a Stanford University-Inspired Laboratory for Working with Artificial Intelligence
Riga Technical University
October 16, 2026
science policy
Latvian Research & Innovation Partner Catalogue Created
Latvian Council of Science
October 15, 2026
science communication
“Round Seems Sweet, Angular Seems Sour”: How Perception Shapes Our Sensory Experience
Delfi.lv
October 15, 2026
projekts
Government Supports Funding Allocation for Defence Innovation Research
Press Department, Department of Military Public Relations, Ministry of Defence
October 14, 2026
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November Research Spotlight: Baiba Kaškina
Mg. sc. comp. Baiba Kaškina, Head of CERT.LV at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia. At the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia (UL IMCS), Mg. sc. comp. Baiba Kaškina has been one of the key figures shaping Latvia's early cybersecurity system. Her work combines applied research, network security expertise and strategic leadership, contributing to the development of the country's first CERT structures and strengthening the foundations of national digital resilience. Research in cybersecurity enables meaningful work alongside motivated people, protecting Latvia's values and borders in cyberspace.
October Research Spotlight: Gints Šmits
Dr. chem. Gints Šmits, Leading Researcher and Head of the Laboratory of Active Compounds of the Central Nervous System at the National Institute of Research and Innovation. As a Leading Researcher at the National Institute of Research and Innovation (NIRI) and Head of the Laboratory of Active Compounds of the Central Nervous System, Dr. chem. Gints Šmits also serves as an Associate Professor at the Riga Technical University (RTU). His work lies at the intersection of chemistry, biotechnology and biomaterials – particularly in the field of biomimetic solutions inspired by nature. His research focuses on how naturally occurring compounds and structures can be adapted for medical applications.
September Researcher Spotlight: Jānis Ārents
At the Robotics and Machine Perception Laboratory of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science (IECS), PhD Jānis Ārents leads research on how robots can navigate complex environments, interpret human instructions and apply learned skills to new tasks.His work seeks answers to a central question: how to enable robots to move through forests, construction sites or industrial settings and interact with humans as naturally as colleagues.
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