PhD students of the Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) visited the Institute’s experimental laboratories, exploring six LEI research subdivisions: Center for Hydrogen Energy Technologies, Laboratory of Combustion Processes, Laboratory of Materials Research and Testing, Plasma Processing Laboratory, Laboratory of Heat-Equipment Research and Testing, and Nuclear Engineering Laboratory.
During the tour, the students learned about the infrastructure, ongoing research, and achievements of these subdivisions. They had the opportunity to see advanced technologies firsthand and learn about innovative solutions applied across various scientific and industrial fields to enhance sustainability and efficiency. The students showed great interest in the work of LEI researchers and asked questions about current projects and studies.
The laboratory visit helped the students gain a deeper understanding of LEI’s activities and the diversity of scientific research conducted at the Institute, enriching their knowledge and experience.
