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Research Services in Latvia
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Molport
Every day scientists are in a race to discover and develop new drugs and deliver vital research. And every day these 1.5m scientists across organizations face the same two problems as they try to quickly and smoothly order the compounds they need to do this: a fragmented global market with ineffective search tools; and orders limited to the best-selling suppliers and their available compounds. We solve both problems by providing a single intelligent platform to access the global compound marketplace and simple, smart ways to search, order and receive deliveries from it. This centralized approach simplifies life for institutions, companies and scientists, saving valuable time, money and effort and accelerating important drug discovery. It also encourages greater diversity and availability of chemicals –by simplifying market access to smaller suppliers- Search smarter online. Discover faster. Molport offers four powerful ways to search and order that perfectly match your specific workflow and project needs. All with responsive data-driven tools and transparent, up-to-the-minute stock lists- Take your search offline. With integrated access to our detailed databases. For larger orders, work with data securely on a larger scale and integrate it flexibly into your workflow. Create internal library selections, filter by price, availability, lead times and more- Customised solutions for library sourcing projects With 15 years experience behind us, we’ve sourced more libraries than even the biggest pharma companies. From defining the project scope, to procurement and formatting, Molport’s expert team will minimise your workload and ensure your project’s successful and timely delivery- One smart platform to make, track and fulfil your orders - Your compounds, your way with Lab Services We are rapidly developing read about new services on our Blog.
11 to 50 staff
Institute Of Solid State Physics, University Of Latvia Issp Ul
The Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL) is an internationally recognized leader in materials science and cross-disciplinary topics, conducting competitive research, educating students, and offering innovative solutions for industrial needs. Its scientific competitiveness as well as its research and innovation ecosystem is enhanced through the Centre of Excellence in Advanced Material Research and Technology Transfer CAMART2 project: Our vision - to foster research, development and innovation at global level by creating and maintaining sustainable growth in solid-state physics and material sciences, by providing competitive research environment, and by attracting world-class scientists. Our mission - to turn excellence in solid state physics and materials science into highly educated people and innovation. Our goal - to strengthen the Institute as a Centre for Excellence in Material Research and transfer it into Material Research & Innovation Centre. Our research directions include: Fundamental and experimental research in solid state physics and materials science; Improvement of technologies and experimental methods; Research on material applications. The ISSP UL pays great attention to education, as well as to attracting highly qualified scientific staff. The Institute currently employs more than 100 doctors of science, carrying out internationally competitive research, educating students and offering innovative solutions for industrial needs. ISSP UL cooperates with more than 100 scientific institutions around the world, developing an average of 50 scientific projects per year. About one third of the projects are carried out in jointly with companies. Materize, a platform for cooperation with industry, has been established to promote collaboration between ISSP UL scientists and Latvian and foreign companies in the field of high technology in materials science.
201 to 500 staff
Latvian Institute Of Aquatic Ecology
LIAE is a research institute responsible for national marine environment monitoring and involved in maritime spatial planning. Carries out studies on biodiversity, non-indigenous species, functional biological processes in the marine ecosystem, biogeochemistry, oceanography, modelling and ecotoxicology in the Baltic Sea and freshwater ecosystems.
11 to 50 staff
Latvian State Institute Of Wood Chemistry
Development of knowledge-based, environment-friendly low-waste technologies for obtaining competitive materials and products from wood and other types of plant biomass for sustainable utilization of natural resources for economic, social and ecological benefits. The LSIWC research themes’ priorities embrace practically all fields related to the utilization of wood and lignocellulose biomass and are based on interdisciplinary theoretical wood and lignocellulosic materials studies on the molecular and nano-level. The main areas of research are:^structure, bio- and weathering durability, degradation mechanisms of wood and wood based materials by microorganisms and under environmental impact, methods for improving their sustainability properties (including modification and surface protection) to enhance competitiveness with non-renewable building materials;^biorefinery approaches, development of technologies for wasteless cascade use of wood components for obtaining chemical compounds, composite and hybrid materials and added value products designed for the food industry, agriculture, pharmacy, healthcare, etc;^rational use of woodworking, wood and biomass processing residues for innovative multifunctional products (including fiber and insulation materials) for agriculture, building, the transport field, forestry and environment protection.
51 to 200 staff
Institute Of Mathematics And Computer Science, University Of Latvia
The Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia (IMCS UL) was established in 1959 as Computing Centre of research character. The founder of the Computing Centre was Prof. E.Āriņš. At present the director is Dr. sc.comp. R.Balodis-Bolužs, and executive director is Ināra Opmane, M.math. The staff of IMCS UL consists of 200 researchers, assistants, engineers, and software developers. Annual number of scientific publications is 150-160, presentations in international conferences more than 100. Apart from research, IMCS UL has always been involved also in commercial software development. IMCS UL is also one of the largest Internet service providers in Latvia (SigmaNet, earlier known as LATNET). Besides that IMCS UL houses the Master's Degree Studies in Computer Science at the University of Latvia.
51 to 200 staff
Edi - Institute Of Electronics And Computer Science
EDI (Institute of Electronics and Computer Science) in Riga, Latvia was established within the framework of the Latvian Academy of Science in 1960. EDI is a public research institution. Currently, EDI is among the highest-rated scientific institutions in Latvia specializing in Smart Embedded Cooperative Systems (SECS). Our mission is to perceive the world and design a better future by creating new knowledge, developing innovative technologies, and demonstrating their practical significance in real-life applications. This mission drives a scientific staff of over 80 people, who are organized in four laboratories: Signal Processing; Space Technology; Robotics and Machine Perception; and Cyber-Physical System labs. At EDI we believe that our future world will be even more connected, digital and automated than ever, forming various ambitious challenges to achieve, e.g. personalized predictive and preventive healthcare; flexible, efficient, connected and autonomous (zero defect) factories; safe (zero fatalities), affordable, sustainable, connected, cooperative, automated and clean (zero emissions) mobility; secure, safe and trustable connectivity and system interoperability; to name a few, which will impact the everyday life of citizens and all business sectors. At EDI we have a unique perspective, expertise, and capacity to contribute to solving all these challenges on a global scale. The key driving force of EDI scientific activities is its economic and social impact, therefore we apply our SECS expertise in mobility, industry, health, digital life, and space domains. Meanwhile, we are focusing on the following research directions: extremely precise event timing; remote sensing and space data processing; robotics and machine perception; signal processing and embedded intelligence; smart sensors and IoT. Our expertise is complemented by close collaboration with 300+ international partners. EDI have coordinated and participated in numerous EU projects.
51 to 200 staff
Latvian Biomedical Research & Study Centre
Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre (BMC) is the leading scientific institute in molecular biology and biomedicine in Latvia. Since its establishment in 1993 it has evolved into a powerful scientific centre performing basic as well as applied research in three major directions: human genetics and disease mechanisms; cancer research; structural biology, biotechnology virology.
51 to 200 staff
Tns Latvia Sia
TNS LATVIA SIA is a research company based out of 3 Kronvalda bulvāris, RIGA, Rīgas pilsēta, Latvia.
51 to 200 staff
Institute Of Energy Systems And Environment Of Riga Technical University
Riga Technical University’s Institute of Energy Systems and Environment (IESE) has become the leader of environmental science and engineering in Europe. The secret of the sustainable development of IESE is to stay up to date: to develop innovations and implement them. Vides aizsardzības un siltuma sistēmu institūts (VASSI) ir kļuvis par vadošo vides zinātnēs un inženierzinātnēs Eiropā. VASSI ilgtspējīgas attīstības noslēpums ir sekot līdzi laikam: attīstīt inovācijas un to ieviešanu.
51 to 200 staff
Latvian Council Of Science
In accordance with the Law on Scientific Activity, the Latvian Council of Science is a collegiate institution of the scientists under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Science. The Council is a counsellor of the Latvian Government on research and researchers training issues. It advises on the formulation and implementation of science, higher education and R&D policy. The Council takes active part in project based competitive R&D funding, as well as promotes the development of Latvian researcher resources and fosters the international scientific cooperation.
51 to 200 staff
Baltic Biomaterials Centre Of Excellence
The Baltic Biomaterials Centre of Excellence (BBCE) is established by three internationally recognized research institutions Riga Technical University (RTU), Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis (LIOS), Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and clinical partner LTD “Rīga Stradiņš University Institute of Stomatology (RSU IS) operating in Latvia with a support from the international leading research institutes AO Research Institute Davos, Switzerland and Friedrich- Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, which main tasks in the project is support for research, research commercialization, knowledge transfer and management. Strategic research direction of BBCE is development of patient specific personalized solutions for bone regeneration in 3 levels: biomaterial composition, geometry and bioactive compound delivery. Full cycle of biomaterials for bone regeneration development consists of continuous steps: 1. Development of biodegradable, osteoconductive and osteoinductive materials, composites and drug delivery systems. Preclinical in vitro/in vivo investigations. Clinical trials.
51 to 200 staff
Base Business Against Shadow Economy
Business Against Shadow Economy (BASE) is a non-governmental association, which brings together government, business, and academic experts with a view to create constructive solutions tackling shadow economy.
1 to 10 staff
Institute Of Numerical Modelling
The Institute is part of the University of Latvia, Faculty of Science and Technology. The aim of the Institute is to promote physics-oriented applied research of environmental processes for the needs of Latvian and European industry, as well as to train highly qualified specialists in the mentioned fields. The Institute is funded by research projects and programs of the European Union and Latvian Council of Science, international cooperation projects and other industrial clients, as well as state government funds. E-mail: modinst@lu.lv Website: modinst.lu.lv Phone:+371 67 033 846 Facebook:@modinstlu
51 to 200 staff
Institute Of Occupational Safety And Environmental Health Ioseh
Institute of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health is a scientific instiution of Rīga Stradiņš university - a university of highest reputation in Latvia. Institute researchers conduct research in the area of improvement of occupational environment conditions, early diagnosis of occupational diseases, improvement of health condition, working abilities, and life quality of the employees. It also organises public seminars and workshops to educate occupational health and safety specialists and others.
11 to 50 staff
Research Latvia
researchLatvia is a communication platform of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia, created with the aim of promoting Latvian research of excellence
201 to 500 staff
Materize
Materize makes scientific expertise beneficial to business by materials design and innovation. We provide scientific expertise, sophisticated tools & facilities and environment for innovations. Areas of expertise include Materials for Electronics and Photonics, Nanomaterials and ceramics, Thin films and coatings, Materials for energy harvesting & storage, Theoretical material design and modelling.
51 to 200 staff
Institute Of Literature, Folklore And Art Of University Of Latvia
Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art of University of Latvia (ILFA) is the flagship humanities research institution in Latvia that promotes the development of high-quality, responsible and open science. We strive for excellence in high-level cultural and comparative research in the Baltic region, focusing on literature, folklore, music and performing arts, culture, gender studies, digital humanities, and environmental humanities. Our research builds on generations of knowledge, as well as addressing contemporary issues, for which critical theories, interdisciplinary approaches, international collaboration and global academic dialogue play an important role. Research areas: • Literary studies • Folklore Studies • Music • Performing Arts • Digital Humanities • Environmental Humanities • Interdisciplinary Studies Our tasks: • Conduct a wide range of humanities and interdisciplinary research • Actively involve in shaping Latvia's academic culture • Produce and publish scientific publications • Cooperate with related institutions • Create public digital collections • Maintain the Latvian Folklore Repository, which is one of the world's largest folklore archives • Promote dialogue between science and society • Promote Latvian culture nationally and internationally Our team Our team includes dozens of researchers and aspiring researchers from different generations. They are also academics, art critics, poets, writers, artists, musicians and members of the folklore movement. Our activities contribute to the sustainability of the humanities, strengthening their role in society and on the agenda of decision-makers. They also broaden public opinion and enrich Latvia's cultural landscape. We promote the transfer of knowledge and access to science, both locally and internationally, by making science more accessible to society.
51 to 200 staff
Latvian State Institute Of Agrarian Economics
The Latvian State Institute of Agrarian Economics is a state research institute (public entity) under supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture of Republic of Latvia, and it is the leading research institute in the Baltic countries in this field. LSIAE manages and performs research projects in the fields of agrarian economics, rural and sustainable development. Furthermore, the LSIAE provides public service under governmental mandate as liaison agency of Farm Account Data Network and Agricultural and Food Price Reporting. As non-profit institution LSIAE has received financing for activities from the different sources: grants or funded projects of Latvian Council of Science; EU research Framework Programmes; state budget through annual subsidies for public services; other projects received through tenders. LSIAE has much experience in managing and performing wide range national and international research projects in the field of agriculture, food and rural development. It is attested by participation of LSIAE in the EU research Framework Programmes, as partner, under FP5, FP6 and FP7, and several EU funded projects.
11 to 50 staff
Advanced Vector Analytics
High-tech company that breaks limits of understanding of complicated mechanical systems by introducing 4D [elliptical] vibration measurement and analysis. The mission of the company is to improve safety of all potentially dangerous technological systems on Earth and in space, such as power machines, constructions, ground, air and space transport. We strive to share our ability to measure with those specialists who will add value to the systems they are responsible for.
1 to 10 staff
Energyprospects
EnergyPROSPECTS (PROactive Strategies and Policies for Energy Citizenship Transformation) works with a critical understanding of energy citizenship that is grounded in the state-of-the-art Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) insights. Funded under the EU Horizon 2020 programme for three years, under GA No.101022492EnergyPROSPECTS, and aims to develop a broad understanding of energy citizenship as a policy concept, a sociotechnical imaginary, a knowing-of-governance, i.e. a social construction of desirable/normal civic agency in future energy systems. The project will identify and examine a range of cross-cutting issues in energy citizenship, which will inform iterative typology development and criteria for case selection.
11 to 50 staff
Fotonika-Lv
The FOTONIKA-LV project aims at unlocking and boosting R&D potential for photonics in Latvia. Direct beneficiary of the project – the Association FOTONIKA-LV comprised of three institutes of the University of Latvia - Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy, Astronomy, and Geodynamics and Geodezy. FOTONIKA-LV has about 100 researchers: including 4 Professors, 28 with PhD degrees, 7 skilled technicians, 34 PhD candidates and MSc level students. Research interests span basic and applied sciences of photonics domain: optics, optoelectronics; in atmosphere and space; Earth geodesy; laser ranging and remote sensing; atomic and molecular physics; laser spectroscopy and plasma light sources; bio-photonics and medical physics. Objectives include: Development of 10 existing strategic partnerships with leading centres in Finland, Sweden, Lithuania, Germany, Spain; Exchanges of know-how through 50 secondments; Helping to reverse the “brain drain” in to a “brain-gain” by recruiting and repatriating 14 researchers to FOTONIKA-LV. from U.S, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Israel, Russia, Bulgaria. Organization of 3 large scale conferences in photonics, and summer schools in Riga; Organization of 3 strategy technology foresight workshops on RTD policy in the photonics domain; Organization of 1 large scale conference on sustainable development, knowledge society and future manufacturing; Upgrade of research infrastructure; Establishing a public-access Riga Photonics Centre, to support transfer of knowledge and technology commercialization.
51 to 200 staff
Latvian Hydrogen Association
Association was established to help development of Hydrogen economics in Latvia, when using only local natural resources and hydrogen as energy carrier to provide energetics, transportation and manufacturing industries with the least negative effect to nature, and to support environment friendly energy source for production and consumption.
1 to 10 staff
Rtu Ditfsp
Studentu dzīve nesastāv vien no binārā koda vieniniekiem un nullītēm, to dažādot palīdz DITF Studentu pašpārvalde. Tās galvenie uzdevumi ir rūpēties par studentu: uzklausīt tā sirdssāpi un palīdzēt to atrisināt, uzlabot studentu labsajūtu fakultātē, veidot kultūras, sporta, izglītojošus pasākumus, būt par studentu interešu vairogu un aizstāvi. DITF Studentu pašpārvaldes biedri studentus pārstāv dažādās RTU institūcijās: DITF Domē DITF, Stipendiju sadalīšanas komisijā, RTU Studentu Parlamentā, RTU Senātā, Akadēmiskajā sapulcē.
11 to 50 staff
Center For Security And Strategic Research
The Center for Security and Strategic Research (Drošības un stratēģiskās pētniecības centrs) of The National Defence Academy of Latvia is dedicated to the research of security and strategic issues.
11 to 50 staff
