Dr. Laura Baliulytė - Faculty of Physics

	Dr. Laura Baliulytė E-mail:
Institute / Center	Institute of Chemical Physics (ICP)
Research Area	Chemical physics
Present position	Research fellow
Scientific Interests, Keywords	Molecular modelling of organic molecules and their aggregates formation;QM/MM calculations; molecular self-assembly; Quantum chemistry; High-performance computing
Links to External Profile	https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8714-0345
Project and/or Grant leadership	HPC-Europa3 Transnational Access programme
Expertise	Member of national HPC competences center (NCC) of Lithuania (2023-)
Science popularization: scientific and educational activities	Participating in event of "Tyrėjų naktis"
Link to Personal website	https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Laura_Baliulyte
Most important publications	Baliulyte, L., Abramavicius, D., Bagdonas, S., Kalnaityte, A., Poderys, V., Rotomskis, R., & Barzda, V. (2023). Comparative quantum chemical and spectral characterization of meso-tetra (4-sulfonatophenyl) porphine forms as seeds for J-and H-aggregates. AIP Advances, 13(10). Tamuliene J., Romanova L., Vukstich V., Papp A., Baliulyte L., Snegursky A. The impact of low-energy ionizing radiation on glutamine. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 2019; 444. Baliulyte L., Tamuliene J., On the influence of water on fragmentation of the amino acid L- threonine. Open physics 2019; 17(1):250-262. Tamuliene J., Romanova L., Vukstich V., Papp A., Baliulyte L., Snegursky A., On the influence of low-energy ionizing radiation on the amino acid molecule: valine. Lithuanian Journal of Physics 2018; 58(2). Tamuliene J., Romanova L., Vukstich V., Papp A., Shkurin S., Baliulyte L., & Snegursky A. On the influence of low-energy ionizing radiation on the amino acid molecule: proline. The European Physical Journal D 2016;70(6):1-10.

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