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Did you know a Lithuanian had a hand in the Manhattan Project? This episode is part of the school education programme. (In Lithuanian.)
Quantum and nonlinear optics, cold atoms, non-classical spin states and point defects in hBN and diamond. Papers in leading journals, 1000+ citations.
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Why do tree branches, blood vessels, lightning and even the Lithuanian coastline follow the same “logic”? Patterns that repeat endlessly. (In Lithuanian.)
Tatooine from Star Wars has more than one sun. Could such a planet exist, and why can’t the motion of three bodies be predicted exactly? (In Lithuanian.)
A story about how to survive an atomic bomb. This episode was filmed in Hiroshima, Japan (2024), and is now part of the school education programme. (In Lithuanian.)
At Vilnius University I teach solid state physics and study skills. Students learn as future researchers: writing abstracts and presenting at their first scientific conference.
