The world’s largest nuclear and particle physics laboratory CERN, located in Switzerland, granted Lithuania the status of Associate Member State in 2018. Associate membership opens opportunities for Lithuania to work closely with CERN in the fields of science, industry and technology.
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) will be using PHAROS laser system, produced by Lithuanian company Light Conversion, to …
The European organization for nuclear research (CERN) has chosen the Lithuanian design and publishing company JSC KOPA for printing textbooks …
Lithuanian Innovation Centre together with the Sunrise Valley and Kaunas Science and Technology Parks invites companies to submit applications to …
Three Lithuanian companies will develop new products using technologies developed by CERN. The final of the first call of the …
The completed application evaluation phase of the Lithuanian Business Incubation Center of CERN Technologies (incubator) program brought 3 innovative and …
After the finish of stage one of the selection process for the program of Lithuanian Business Incubation Centre (BIC) of …
31st of January marked the end of the first stage of the selection process for the program of Lithuanian Business …
Do you know what is common between the World Wide Web, colour X-ray technology and innovative, ambitious business in Lithuania? …
On 3 July, the signing of an agreement on the establishment of business incubators of CERN technologies in Lithuania was …
On Monday, 8 January 2018, Permanent Representative of Lithuania Ambassador Andrius Krivas and Director General of CERN Dr. Fabiola Gianotti …
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