On August 25-29 th, 2025, the 27th International Conference-School “Advanced Materials and Technologies” took place in Palanga. The event traditionally brings together young scientists, PhD candidates, and students from Lithuanian and international universities and research institutions working across diverse fields of fundamental sciences, engineering, and technology.
International Scientific Conference for Young Researchers
This annual conference-school has become an important platform for knowledge exchange and scientific collaboration. Each year, the event attracts more than one hundred participants and provides opportunities to present research results, engage in discussions, and develop international cooperation.
Organizers and Partners
The conference is organized jointly with leading universities and research institutes from Lithuania and other European countries. Among the co-organizers is PROTECH (Applied Research Institute for Prospective Technologies). PROTECH was represented by our senior researcher Dr. Eglė Fataraitė-Urbonienė, who is also a member of the organizing committee.
Program Highlights
The 2025 conference program included:
- Invited lectures by distinguished scientists
- Oral presentation sessions
- Poster sessions
This diverse format encouraged participants to share their work, gain feedback from experts, and expand their professional networks.
International Participation
This year, the conference welcomed 30 invited lecturers from Lithuania and abroad, including representatives from Latvia, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Scotland, Spain, Germany, France, the USA, Korea, and Taiwan. Their contributions reflected the international scope of the event and underlined its significance for the global scientific community.
Strengthening Collaboration in Materials Engineering and Technology
The conference-school plays a vital role in promoting research in Materials Engineering, fundamental sciences, and advanced technologies. The connections established during the event often grow into long-term partnerships—leading to joint research, international project proposals, scientific publications, and innovation development.
