Our weekly selection of the TOP news about Lithuania (24-01-19)
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Lithuanian Laser Laboratory Opens In Taiwan (Lithuania.lt)
A Lithuanian laser laboratory was inaugurated in Taiwan, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of laser technology and the emergence of new technologies.
Vilnius to introduce hydrogen-powered buses in 2026 (Work in Lithuania)
Vilnius city has set a serious goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2030.
The Juragiai Intermodal Terminal, set to be the largest and most modern in the Baltics, will be situated at the heart of Lithuania, specifically at the Rail Baltica and Via Baltica intersection in the Kaunas district. It will have the capacity to host up to 6 full, undivided trainsets simultaneously, bridging Scandinavia with Southern Europe. The project, with an investment surpassing €300 million, promises new jobs and increased freight traffic across Europe.
Lithuania ranks 2nd in the world in e-security (Vilnius TechFusion)
Lithuania is the second most cyber-secure country in the world, second only to Belgium the lates data shows. Lithuania’s overall digital quality of life index has risen, and in the global rankings, Lithuania ranks thirteenth this year. The Digital Quality of Life Index, now in its 5th year, looks at the performance of 121 countries. Surfshark, a cyber security solutions company, conducted the research.
Lithuania’s life sciences sector continues its remarkable rise on the global stage, the upcoming Life Sciences Baltics event on September 20-21, 2023, beckons as a prime opportunity to explore this thriving ecosystem. Here, we present six key insights that unveil the essence of life sciences in Lithuania, where scientific excellence, top-tier talent, and entrepreneurial spirit converge to foster groundbreaking biotech solutions.
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