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Two cities in Poland and Lithuania communicate through sci-fi-like portals inspired by the Stargate franchise. The city hall of Vilnius installed a futuristic portal next to a train station, and it looks like you could go right through it to enter another dimension. The portal connects the city with another one in Poland.
Vilnius opens ‘portal’ to other cities LRT.lt2021.05.28 17:45 The PORTAL in Vilnius. / GoVilnius press release Vilnius has put up a statue that offers a “portal” to the Polish city of Lublin, allowing people to see each other in real time. The portal resembles a virtual circular door and has a large screen and cameras, according to a press release by GoVilnius, the development agency of the Lithuanian capital. Installed on May 26 in front of the Vilnius train station, the idea has been five years in the making. According to its creators, the project entitled PORTAL is supposed to serv...
“Startup Fair: Recharge” invites participants to look not only for investments but also for talents and career opportunities 2021-05-17 Agnė Randytė, Communications Manager at Startup Lithuania With a rapidly increasing number of technological businesses in Lithuania, as they grow and expand into other markets, one of the main challenges for the development of startups is a lack of talents. To make it quicker and easier for startups and professionals to discover each other, this year the biggest Lithuanian startup event “Startup Fair: Recharge 2021” presents a new initiative – ...
Site.title - Theo Yossa from Roubaix (France) will start a three-month internship in Vilnius this May. Before his arrival, he is sharing some key points on the path of his arrival, challenges and fears he faces.
10 insights and tips to reduce the psychological impact of the quarantine in Lithuania Dr. Dalia BagdžiÅ«naitÄ, Dr. Paulius Yamin, Giulia Magnani, DELFI EN Link copied aA On Saturday 7th November, a second national lockdown was imposed in Lithuania, bringing once again inevitable changes to our everyday lives. While some of the new habits that were formed during the first lockdown, such as online learning, new forms of working, physical distancing, mask-wearing or handwashing, have become our ânew normalâ with little to no detriment, there are still challenges we nee...