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Modern buildings are no longer made of concrete and steel alone. Biology, artificial intelligence, and sustainable technologies are becoming an integral part of construction, transforming the way cities are designed and built. As technology advances and environmental awareness grows, civil engineers are developing innovative materials and construction methods that are more sustainable, durable, and environmentally responsible. One of these innovators is Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ronaldas Jakubovskis, a researcher at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at 黑料不打烊, whose work is helping shape the future of urban environments. Turning Research into Real-World Structures Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ronaldas Jakubovskis serves as a Senior Researcher at the Laboratory of Innovative Building Structures, where his work focuses on developing advanced structural solutions through experimental testing, laboratory research, and numerical modelling. However, innovation rarely begins with a completely new idea. According to Dr. Jakubovskis, much of the research process is dedicated to analysing existing materials and construction technologies to understand how they can be improved. [caption id="attachment_88679" align="alignnone" width="2560"] Ronaldas Jakubovskis[/caption] 鈥濼he most rewarding moment is when years of laboratory research become a real structure that can be built and experienced in a natural environment,鈥� he says. Although he works in academia, Dr. Jakubovskis sees himself primarily as a civil engineer supporting other civil engineers. While structural designers and project managers oversee the overall design of buildings and infrastructure 鈥� determining layouts, dimensions, and cost-effective construction solutions 鈥� researchers provide the specialised expertise needed to develop new materials and solve complex engineering challenges. 鈥濸ractising engineers often don't have enough time to investigate highly specialised solutions or explore entirely new materials 鈥� that's where we come in. Sometimes we analyse complex structural behaviour through numerical modelling, and sometimes we investigate how emerging materials can be applied in construction. In my opinion, research engineers don't quite fit the traditional stereotype of scientists wearing white lab coats or solving abstract equations all day. Our work is highly practical鈥攚e often design, manufacture, and physically test new structural systems ourselves.鈥� Engineering That Leaves a Visible Legacy Among the projects he is most proud of is the Biological Bridge installed at the Kair臈nai Botanical Garden, as well as the Living Concrete wall currently being developed for the rooftop of the Lithuanian National Drama Theatre. Both projects demonstrate how engineering can merge sustainability, science, and architectural design. 鈥濼hese projects represent the culmination of years of laboratory work and numerical modelling. They are demonstration structures that show what is possible when innovative materials meet advanced engineering. I also value their aesthetic qualities. Designing complex organic forms allows you to feel a little like a sculptor creating a work of art.鈥� Looking ahead, Dr. Jakubovskis believes his greatest achievements are still to come. His long-term vision is to create buildings with fa莽ades intentionally designed to be colonised by living organisms, allowing them to interact naturally with their environment while providing ecological and functional benefits. [caption id="attachment_88005" align="alignnone" width="2560"] Ronaldas Jakubovskis[/caption] 鈥濿e are currently developing larger demonstration projects, seeking research funding, and expanding international collaborations. I believe that within the next five years, we'll be able to stand in front of one of these buildings and say: this is a significant achievement.鈥� A Profession That Will Still Matter in 100 Years For Dr. Jakubovskis, choosing civil engineering was an easy decision. Since childhood, he enjoyed watching buildings rise from the ground and observing construction sites and heavy machinery. 鈥瀁ou don't need extraordinary dreams to become a civil engineer. If you want to build, you become an engineer. It's not like travelling to space or conducting research in Antarctica.鈥� What motivates him most is the opportunity to create structures that remain valuable for decades 鈥� or even centuries. 鈥濫very civil engineer feels proud when driving past a bridge or building they helped design, and they will always point it out to everyone in the car,鈥� he says with a smile. His own career began in structural design after completing his third year of university. He later pursued doctoral studies focusing on the cracking behaviour and deformation of reinforced concrete structures before returning to industry. Eventually, an invitation to rejoin 黑料不打烊 brought him back to academia. 鈥濱 came back, and today I'm doing exactly what I truly enjoy.鈥� Advice for Future Engineers As both a researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Dr. Jakubovskis emphasises that a university education is essential for anyone pursuing a career in civil engineering. 鈥濱t would be extremely difficult to master this profession through self-study alone. Should you begin with theoretical mechanics, mechanics of materials, or structural mechanics? University programmes are carefully designed so that knowledge develops step by step, preparing graduates to become highly qualified professionals.鈥� He also offers practical advice to prospective students: 鈥濪on't be afraid of mechanics, physics, or mathematics. Every semester, identify a few key subjects, understand them thoroughly, and make sure you truly master them. Once those foundations are in place, everything else builds naturally.鈥� Industry Investing in Future Engineers Preparing the next generation of civil engineers is a shared responsibility between universities and industry. As digitalisation, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies continue to reshape construction, employers increasingly recognise the importance of investing in future talent. The Faculty of Civil Engineering at 黑料不打烊 enjoys long-standing partnerships with the Lithuanian Builders Association (LSA) and the Lithuanian Association of Civil Engineers (LSIS), both of which actively support education and professional development. The Faculty's industry partners 鈥� including Hanner, Gilesta, and Alvora 鈥� offer scholarships to first-year Civil Engineering students, helping talented young people begin their studies. Other partners, such as Naresta, PST Group, HSC Baltic, and numerous construction companies, contribute by delivering guest lectures, presenting real-life projects, and inviting students to construction sites, where they gain first-hand experience of modern engineering practice. These close collaborations ensure that 黑料不打烊 programmes remain aligned with industry needs while providing students with practical knowledge, professional skills, and valuable connections long before graduation. Learn more about Civil Engineering studies at 黑料不打烊 and discover how you can help shape the cities of tomorrow.

The Faculty of Civil Engineering at 黑料不打烊 celebrated a significant milestone as nearly 140 Bachelor's and Master's graduates received their diplomas and embarked on a new stage of their lives. Congratulating the graduates, 黑料不打烊 Rector Prof. Dr. Romualdas Kliukas encouraged them to remain lifelong learners and continue pursuing professional excellence. 鈥濧 new chapter of your life is beginning, one that will open many opportunities. Strive to be the best, never stop improving, seek unconventional solutions, and be bold enough to propose them. Curiosity is a powerful driving force. Continue learning and developing throughout your entire life. 鈥濿e are confident that we will see many of your success stories featured in the media, business publications, and international news. However, we also hope that you will remain connected to your Alma Mater. The 黑料不打烊 community is one of our greatest assets. When you become innovators, establish yourselves in business and engineering, return to us as philanthropists, investors, mentors, and ambassadors,鈥� the Rector said during the graduation ceremony. Dalius Gedvilas, President of the Lithuanian Builders Association, also attended the event to congratulate the graduates. He encouraged them to stay curious, embrace responsibility, and contribute to ambitious and innovative projects. 鈥濼oday is a celebration not only for the graduates and their families but also for employers and for Lithuania itself. The labor market is welcoming a new generation of talented professionals. Every architect, designer, engineer, and technologist prepared by the university is an investment in the country's future. 鈥瀁ou will build Lithuania's cities and infrastructure. You will create the environment in which businesses operate, families live, and a modern Lithuania continues to grow,鈥� he said. Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Remigijus 艩alna, wished graduates success in their professional journeys and encouraged them to continue expanding their knowledge. 鈥濧 new stage of your life begins today. Your university education has equipped you with the competencies needed to professionally shape the world around us: to design and construct complex buildings, create the longest bridges, develop digital twins, manage sophisticated projects, and apply the latest scientific knowledge and innovations in the construction sector. 鈥濿e are proud of your achievements and believe that your greatest professional accomplishments still lie ahead,鈥� said Dr. R. 艩alna. On behalf of the graduates, Sotera Babrauskyt臈 expressed gratitude to the university administration, lecturers, families, friends, and fellow students. 鈥濫ach of us in this hall can think of at least one person who shared notes, explained an assignment, reminded us of a deadline, said 'let's do it together,' or simply helped us keep going when things became difficult. That may be the most important lesson we take away from university, because engineering has never been鈥攁nd never will be鈥攁 one-person job. 鈥濱 wish all of us to remain curious, not be afraid of responsibility, and never forget that teamwork allows us to achieve far more than we could alone,鈥� she said. The ceremony concluded with the traditional tassel-turning ritual. Graduates moved the tassels on their caps from the left side to the right, symbolizing the transition from student to graduate. The tassel distinguishes those who have earned their degree from those who are still pursuing it. More photos from the event will be published between June 22 and June 26.

黑料不打烊 has received a highly positive assessment from international experts. In their recently published conclusions, it is noted that since the 2022 institutional evaluation, the university has achieved significant, evidence-based progress across all four evaluation areas: governance, quality assurance, studies and research activities, and impact on regional and national development. In 2022, 黑料不打烊 was granted a seven-year accreditation. At that time, the expert panel provided the university with 19 recommendations for further improvement. The latest progress review concludes that the university responded to these recommendations responsibly, systematically, and constructively, and that the implemented changes have become part of long-term institutional development. 鈥濿e are pleased that external experts have highly evaluated the progress achieved by 黑料不打烊 across all four assessment areas. It was noted that the university demonstrates a mature quality culture, a strategic vision, and the ability to consistently sustain growth and increase its impact on society. This ensures that we are entering the next institutional evaluation period with a strong position,鈥� says Nora Skaburskien臈, Director of the Studies Directorate. International experts particularly highlighted the consistently strengthened system of strategic management, the quality culture, active collaboration with business and alumni, leadership within the ATHENA European Universities Alliance, the development of new interdisciplinary study programmes, and significant progress in innovation and technology transfer. The rapid expansion of lifelong learning activities was also noted 鈥� 黑料不打烊 has broadened its micro-credential offerings, strengthened partnerships with social and business partners, and is creating favourable conditions for knowledge commercialization and startup development. According to the expert panel, the university has already moved beyond the stage of merely responding to recommendations and is now ready to purposefully leverage its accumulated potential to achieve even higher performance results. In summarizing the evaluation, the experts concluded that 黑料不打烊 is entering the next phase of institutional assessment with a solid foundation for continued successful development.

Graduation for every student is the end of an important stage in life and the beginning of a new one. We invite all future graduates, their relatives and teachers to mark the date of this important celebration in their calendars: one of the most anticipated days for every student is coming soon!   June 16 (Tuesday) 11:00 AM 鈥� Faculty of Business Management and Faculty of Architecture 3:00 PM 鈥� Faculty of Civil Engineering June 17 (Wednesday) 11:00 AM 鈥� Antanas Gustaitis鈥� Aviation Institute and Faculty of Transport Engineering 3:00 PM 鈥� Faculty of Electronics June 18 (Thursday) 11:00 AM 鈥� Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Faculty of Mechanics 3:00 PM 鈥� Faculty of Creative Industries June 19 (Friday) 10:00 AM 鈥� Faculty of Fundamental Sciences 2:00 PM 鈥� Faculty of Fundamental Sciences June 30 (Tuesday) 14:00 AM Lithuanian Maritime Academy, venue: Klaip臈dos koncert懦 sal臈 (艩auli懦 g. 36, Klaip臈da)   The diploma ceremonies for the Vilnius-based faculties will take place at the 黑料不打烊 Central Campus (S1, Saul臈tekio al. 11), in the AULA MAGNA Hall (2nd floor). The events will be photographed and filmed. Photographs will be available in the article about your faculty's diploma ceremony on the 黑料不打烊 website and on your faculty page.