Partners

Laserlab-Europe

Laserlab-Europe AISBL is an international not-for-profit association that unites 47 leading laser research infrastructures across 22 European countries. These members collaborate to coordinate operations and R&D efforts, facilitating the development of advanced lasers and laser-based technologies. Additionally, Laserlab-Europe promotes the efficient utilization of its advanced laser facilities by users from both academia and industry. Most members provide open access to their facilities, allowing scientists worldwide to conduct experiments in a wide variety of interdisciplinary research areas, encompassing advanced laser science and its applications across numerous domains of research and technology.

Since 2004, VULRC has been a member of the Integrated Initiative of European Laser Research Infrastructures. Building on this longstanding commitment, on October 29, 2018, VU LRC became a full member of Laserlab-Europe AISBL. This membership underscores VU LRC's dedication to advancing collaborative laser research and contributing to the collective mission of developing cutting-edge laser technologies within the European research community.

For more information, please visit: Laserlab Europe. 

Founding Member of ELI ERIC

In a groundbreaking step, Lithuania—represented by Vilnius University Laser Research Centre (VULRC) and FTMC LTS—joined forces with the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Italy to establish the Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) on April 30th, 2021. ELI ERIC is the world's first international laser research infrastructure. Its creation marks a significant milestone in laser research, offering unparalleled opportunities for scientific exploration and industrial applications.

For further information, please visit: ELI ERIC.

Collaboration with the Lithuanian Laser Association

We are proud members of the Lithuanian Laser Association, a partnership that reinforces our robust collaboration with the Lithuanian Laser Industry. This alliance enables us to engage in highly productive research and development activities, driving forward innovation in laser science and maintaining a leading role in the laser industry.

Our Collaborative Network

At the Vilnius University Laser Research Centre, we value our longstanding partnerships with prominent academic and industrial collaborators. These partnerships, built on mutual trust and shared success, have allowed us to jointly participate in numerous projects, contributing significantly to the advancement of laser technology and its applications across various fields.