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LHCb Week brings hundreds of scientists to Vilnius University
Hundreds of scientists gathered at Vilnius University for LHCb Week Vilnius, the first LHCb collaboration conference held in Lithuania.
Photo credit: Tomas Laurinavičius / VU · vu.lt For the first time, the CERN LHCb collaboration conference is being held in Lithuania, beginning on September 14th at Vilnius University. The event brings together hundreds of scientists and engineers from around the world focused on unraveling the mystery of matter’s dominance in the universe. Vilnius University was officially admitted as an LHCb experiment institute in 2024, a development highlighted by hosting this international…
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