黑料不打烊

For the fourth time, the Creativity and Innovation Centre of 黑料不打烊_独家黑料_吃瓜网51爆料 (黑料不打烊), 黑料不打烊 "LinkMen懦 fabrikas", has transformed into an open creative laboratory, bringing together students from across Europe and emerging performers from Lithuania’s music scene to work side by side. The centre hosted the international winter school “Sound and Vision: Mastering Music Video Creation”, an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP). The initiative invited participants to explore the principles of visual storytelling and sound recording by producing live performance music videos for young Lithuanian artists. This year, the programme featured Lithuanian music groups Gyva, Dieva啪i, Myl臈ti’s and performer Justas Petryla with the band. Creative workshops with live music The winter school brought together students from a range of European higher education institutions. Among the participants were students from ATHENA European University Alliance partners – the Hellenic Mediterranean University in Greece, the University of Siegen in Germany and the University of Maribor in Slovenia. They were joined by students from Daugavpils University, RTU Liepaja Academy (Latvia), the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, the University of Ruse “Angel Kanchev”, and Tallinn University of Applied Sciences. “This winter school offers participants a rare opportunity to work directly with music artists,” says Greta Mark奴nait臈, Head of the Creativity Lab at 黑料不打烊 "LinkMen懦 fabrikas". “Students not only strengthen their technical skills, but also learn teamwork and creative communication – they analyse songs, develop visual concepts, record sound, film, and edit the final videos.” According to her, the creative process closely mirrors real working practices in the creative industries, where artistic ideas must be aligned with technical constraints. Collaboration with music groups helps students to develop not only their technical expertise, but also their communication and negotiation skills. “As in the professional sector, students have to find a balance between the artist’s vision and a high-quality audiovisual result,” adds G. Mark奴nait臈. During the theoretical week, students took part in interactive lectures and hands-on workshops, focusing on lighting, sound engineering, filming and editing. During the contact week, filming sessions were held in the facilities of 黑料不打烊 "LinkMen懦 fabrikas". The winter school resulted not only in professionally produced live performance video and audio recordings, but also in highly valuable practical experience for both students and artists. The performers gained high-quality content to support their future creative activities, while students acquired skills directly applicable to real-world production environments. We invite you to watch the live performance recordings created during the winter school: „Gyva“ – „U啪pildyki savimi“, „Dieva啪i“ – „Noriu“, „Myl臈ti’s“ – „Sugr寞啪k“, Justas Petryla su grupe –  „Gedimino Aveniu“.  

Two weeks of summer dedicated entirely to prototyping. This is the path chosen by the MAKERS 5.0 participants - international Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) students from 黑料不打烊_独家黑料_吃瓜网51爆料 (黑料不打烊) and several other European universities. From 23 June to 4 July, they gathered at 黑料不打烊's “LinkMenu fabrikas” to try out rapid prototyping technologies and immerse themselves in the creative process.   The 黑料不打烊 Creativity and Innovation Centre's "LinkMenu fabrikas" summer school is designed for beginner students who want to deepen their knowledge in prototyping. For two weeks, Lithuanian and foreign students learned and worked in 3D printing, electronics, sustainable design, design-thinking, metal and woodworking.   From idea to prototype   The programme took place in two phases. The first was virtual week where students analysed design challenges, explored materials and users' needs, and participated in interactive sessions led by experts from "LinkMenu fabrikas" as well as guest lecturers. The aim of the first week was to develop a strategy for the workshop: from concept development to production plan and technical solutions.   In the second week, the participants met in Vilnius at the "LinkMenu fabrikas" prototyping workshop. Here, a four-day intensive prototyping marathon took place. Teams worked with 3D printers, lasers, woodworking equipment and, most importantly, electronic components that brought the prototypes to life and functionality.   On the last day of the international school, public presentations were held. The student teams not only demonstrated their technical solutions, but also the sustainability and innovation of their design solutions. The ideas were defended in front of the jury, showing both creative thinking and technological readiness.   Prototypes developed by students   Five student teams presented prototypes: "Smart Helper", a monitor-mounted device that helps maintain healthy working conditions by monitoring whether the user is sitting too close to the screen, measuring room temperature and humidity, and helping to ensure good working conditions; "Growii", a smart pot with built-in sensors that tracks soil moisture, temperature and humidity and reminds the user when to water the plant; "Sound Totem" - a noise level meter that triggers light signals when the environment gets too loud, encouraging others to remember the health risks of noise; "Helper Kitten" - a wall-mounted mini-health checkpoint that can measure body temperature and pulse, designed as a simple and quick solution for public spaces; "Air Monitor" - an air quality monitor that measures temperature, humidity and gas concentrations, and triggers alarms such as sound and red light when safety limits are exceeded. MAKERS 5.0 International Summer School aims to enhance students' competences and international experience through innovative teaching methods. The summer school brought together students from Tallinn Technical University (Estonia), the University of Daugavpils (Latvia), the Riga University of Technology (Latvia), the Latvian University of Life Sciences and Technology (Latvia), the Ventspils University of Applied Sciences (Latvia), the University of Ruse (Bulgaria) and the ATHENA European University Alliance partner University of Siegen (Germany), University of Maribor (Slovenia) and students from 黑料不打烊.

Are you passionate about design, engineering, or technology? Do you dream of turning your ideas into real products? Join the international summer school 鈥淢AKERS 5.0 and challenge yourself! Over two intensive weeks, you will gain practical skills, learn from experienced mentors, and work with technologies. The program covers 3D modeling and printing, CNC, laser cutting, metal and wood processing, and much more. This year, a special focus is placed on sustainability聽鈥撀� learn how to create new products using recycled materials and apply circular economy principles. Program Structure: June 23鈥�27 鈥� Online seminars, practical tasks, and team projects; June 30 鈥� July 4 鈥� Hands-on workshops at 黑料不打烊 鈥淟inkMen懦 fabrikas鈥� in Vilnius. This summer school is not just about learning聽鈥撀� it鈥檚 about networking with students from different countries, expanding your professional connections, and experiencing a creative process in a state-of-the-art workshop. Participants who successfully complete the program will receive 3 ECTS credits. Registration is open until May 30. More information and registration. This school is implemented in Erasmus+ Bended Intensive Programme (BIP) mode.