Our professor Arminas Ragauskas is one of the first people from Eastern and Central Europe to get nominated for the European Inventor of the Year award. Alongside his colleagues, the KTU academic invented a non-invasive head pulse measurement device. This technology enables brain pressure measurement without surgical invasion.

The self-assembling materials developed by KTU scientists have set a new World record by increasing solar cells' efficiency. Two patent applications have been filed for the protection of intellectual property elements created by KTU chemists and "Helmholtz-Zentrum" physicists.

ViLim Ball technology created by a Lithuanian startup, Fidens, reduces uncontrollable handshaking, which is one of the symptoms of essential tremor. The technology is effective in 7 out of 10 cases. It can also be used to alleviate morning stiffness of joints for people living with rheumatoid arthritis.

The KTU student team BeltaMom has developed a belt for pregnant women that tracks the fetus's condition from the 2nd trimester of pregnancy. It can also be used to track the baby's heart rate, number of movements, and weight.
