functional materials for electronics and photonics.The main research directions of the ISSP UL are : The Institute is currently the only scientific institute in the countries of the Baltic Sea region that got the 2nd phase funding from the European Commission's Horizon 2020 programme “Spreading Excellence and Widening Participation” for the implementation of the project “The Excellence Centre of Advanced Material Research and Technology Transfer”. Whereas in 2013, in the Technopolis Group's evaluation of Latvian scientific institutions the ISSP UL obtained the highest rating among institutions in the fields of natural sciences and mathematics, and was recognised as the second best research institution in Latvia as a whole. In 2001, the European Commission recognised the international competence of the ISSP UL, awarding it with the title “Excellence Centre of Material Research and Technology”. The Institute currently employs around 100 high-skilled doctors of science, conducting internationally competitive research, educating students and offering innovative research solutions for industrial needs. From the beginning to today, the Institute has maintained international recognition and is the leading research centre in Latvia. The Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL) celebrates its 40-year anniversary in 2018. The International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia.Atveseļošanas un noturības mehānisma projekti.Visiting day of the 5th World Congress of Latvian Scientists.Lifelong education and continuing education.Accommodation list for ensuring student self-isolation.

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