Baltikum

Transition from fossil resources to sustainable bio-based UV-curable resins for additive manufacturing

The textile industry is responsible for one of the world’s biggest environmental pollution problems, as it releases unwanted finishing auxiliaries into effluents and consumes a lot of water and energy during production.

Fieldwork research for PhD thesis „Contradicting Attitudes and Activities in (Re)creating Biodiversity Landscapes: Restoring Wetlands and Preserving Old Forests.“

Effects of cold plasma in combination with biostimulants on faba bean (Vicia faba L.) growth performance and soil fertility

Mega-events and sustainable urban development: a feasibility study on utilising rowing championships as a catalyst for environmentally friendly and comprehensive urban planning projects and frameworks in Trakai town

Alumni-Fellowship: Investigation of the effectivness of pulsed electric field treatment to kill bacteria while preserving the properties of valuable microalgae products

Green bonds for zero waste projects – Analysis of funding opportunities of municipal zero waste projects

Environmental impact of dams and on the diversity and ecology of Chironomidae

Assessment of the suitability of Betula pendula trees for phytoremediation of persistent organic pollutants (PAHs and PCBs)

Sustainable brownfield regeneration within the framework of mega-event