We invite you to the International Research Conference „The periodicals and a changing society“, 19-20 October. The conference will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Lithuanian periodical press and will discuss research on the historical changes of periodicals and their heritage, the peculiarities of today's publishing and distribution of periodicals, and the major changes in contemporary periodical publishing facing networked societies in the Baltic region and beyond.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Tadas Žižiūnas, Head of the 3D Digitisation and Digital Research Laboratory at the VU Faculty of Communication, has registered the European licence for the „Heritage Guard“ tool being developed by the Faculty. This marks a significant milestone in the history of the Faculty and enables the development of digital heritage preservation projects across Europe.

On 11-12 October, the Faculty of Communication will host Prof. Magdalena Mateja, researcher and lecturer from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland.

In an era where digital information reigns supreme, the field of archaeology is no exception. Prof. Rimvydas Laužikas and his dedicated team at Vilnius University, Lithuania, are at the forefront of addressing a pressing research challenge: optimizing the reuse of archaeological research data. As part of the TETRARCHs project, they are organizing an online workshop set to take place on Friday, Sept. 29, from 12:00 to 14:30, focusing on identifying high-quality case studies of data reuse.

The Faculty of Communication is nestled in the forests of Saulėtekis and in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, on Maironis and Bernardinai streets. One of the main challenges new students face is navigating the campus and finding lecture rooms. To help you find your way, we’ve provided layouts of the faculty's spaces, marking classrooms in both Saulėtekis and Vilnius Old Town.

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On Thursday, 21 September, the Faculty of Communication will host Associate professor Jennifer C. Thomas, a long-time CNN producer and now Associate Professor at Howard University (USA).