The Magan Centre for Applied Mycology at Cranfield University aims to explore the untapped world of fungi to find innovative solutions for the future

While wind energy is becoming one of the fastest-growing energy sources in the world, wind turbine blade waste emerges as a critical issue. Addressing this urgent environmental concern, Lithuanian researchers have developed an innovative solution claiming that the benefits of pyrolysis can help reduce pollution.

From the first European Union (EU) Framework Programme for Research and Innovation to the current 9th European Horizon Programme, KTU has been ranked first in the funding it has won among all Lithuanian participating institutions. The total funding attracted is EUR 33.2 million.

Researchers from two Lithuanian universities have developed a patient-safe monitoring technology to identify and manage individual factors provoking atrial fibrillation.