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- Fields of Doctoral Studies
- Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Potential Supervisors
- Department of Biomechanical Engineering
- Department of Graphical Systems
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- Department of Mechanical and Material Engineering
- Department of Mechatronics, Robotics and Digital Manufacturing
- Department of Applied Mechanics
- Department of Building Energetics
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Prof. Dr. Julius Gri拧kevi膷iusChief Research Fellow
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Prof. Dr. Kristina Daunoravi膷ien臈Professor
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Prof. Dr. Arnas Ka膷eniauskasChief Research Fellow
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Prof. Dr. Dalius Ma啪eikaDean
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Prof. Dr. Algirdas MaknickasChief Research Fellow
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Prof. Dr. Raimondas Jasevi膷iusChief Research Fellow
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Assoc Prof. Dr. Jonas Matijo拧iusChief Research Fellow
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Prof. Dr. Vadim Mok拧inProfessor
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Prof. Dr. Art奴ras Kilikevi膷iusChief Research Fellow
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Prof. Dr. Vytautas Bu膷inskasChief Research Fellow
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Assoc Prof. Dr. Andrius DzedzickisProfessor
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Prof. Dr. Darius Vir啪onisProfessor
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Assoc Prof. Dr. Sergejus BorodinasChief Research Fellow
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Assoc Prof. Dr. Juozas BielskusSenior Research Fellow
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Assoc Prof. Dr. Giedr臈 Streckien臈Chief Research Fellow
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Assoc Prof. Dr. K臋stutis Valan膷iusProfessor
Dissertation Topics
General Study Subjects
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KIFSD18001 6 credits
Academic communication
Examiners: doc. dr. Ilona Valantinait臈, doc. dr. Vida Navickien臈Module aim
To develop students' pedagogical competence, adapted to the individual educational practice, successful and modern planning, organizing and managing the study process.
Description
The subject reveals close connections between subject, scientific and educational competencies of a teacher. During lectures, seminars, and independent work, higher education didactics is analyzed, emphasizing student-centered studies, international and national higher education space, forms and methods of communication, methodologies in academic environment with different groups of society. The basis of studies consists of reflexive experiential learning, which helps to develop doctoral students' analytical and critical thinking, ability to evaluate their own and others' decisions, promotes a holistic and responsible approach to their activities. -
FMISD19002 9 credits
Fundamentals of scientific research methods( for PhD students of humanities)
Examiners: prof. habil. dr. Antanas 膶enys, prof. dr. Ilona Ska膷kauskien臈Module aim
To introduce the most innovative research methods and methodologies providing specialized knowledge for the solutions to the scientific research and other areas problems.
Description
Science philosophy. Prevention of plagiarism. Search for scientific information. Scientific information bases. How to write and publish a paper in a journal indexed in Web of Science. Modern software tools for research planning and scientific results publishing. Modern software tools for research planning and scientific results publishing Knowledge transfer, commercialization and patenting. -
FMISD19003 9 credits
Fundamentals of scientific research methods (for PhD students of social sciences)
Examiners: prof. habil. dr. Antanas 膶enys, prof. dr. Ilona Ska膷kauskien臈Module aim
To introduce the most innovative research methods and methodologies providing specialized knowledge for the solutions to the scientific research and other areas problems.
Description
Science philosophy. Search for scientific information. How to write and publish a paper in a journal indexed in Web of Science. Big data and its analytics. Modern software tools for research planning and scientific results publishing. Quantitative methods for cross-sectional data analysis. Modern software tools for processing and vizualization of experiments results. Statistical processing of the research data and development of empirical models. Knowledge transfer, commercialization and patenting. -
FMISD19001 9 credits
Fundamentals of scientific research methods (for PhD students of technological and natural sciences)
Examiners: prof. habil. dr. Antanas 膶enys, prof. dr. Ilona Ska膷kauskien臈Module aim
To introduce the most innovative research methods and methodologies providing specialized knowledge for the solutions to the scientific research and other areas problems.
Description
Science philosophy. Prevention of plagiarism. Search for scientific information. Scientific information bases. How to write and publish a paper in a journal indexed in Web of Science. Modern software tools for research planning and scientific results publishing. Modern software tools for research planning and scientific results publishing Knowledge transfer, commercialization and patenting.
Field of Study Subjects
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MEMKD23001 6 credits
Mechanics of Biological Processes
Examiners: Doktoranto vadovas, prof. dr. Julius Gri拧kevi膷ius, prof. dr. Raimondas Jasevi膷iusModule aim
To be able to conduct a numerical study of various biological objects, applying the knowledge of mechanics.
Description
Basic concepts. Application of various biological processes in mechanics. Ability to apply knowledge of mechanics to specific biological objects: blood cell (erythrocyte, platelet), bacterium (S. aureus), virus (coronavirus), nucleotide (molecular biology, corresponding DNA sequence). Evaluation of biological interactions between objects when the object interacts at an appropriate distance, and the case when there is contact (contact mechanics). Evaluation of the adhesion effect when characterizing interaction at a distance. Finding mechanical parameters for numerical simulation. -
MEBID20001 6 credits
Biomechanical systems
Examiners: prof. dr. Julius Gri拧kevi膷ius, prof. dr. Kristina Daunoravi膷ien臈Module aim
To provide the knowledge and understanding of biomechanical systems and their components, their interactions, liquid, solid, passive and active biological soft tissues mechanical properties of the muscle-skeletal system dynamics, biological fluid flo
Description
Provided knowledge of biomechanical systems, their structure, biomechanical elements of the system and their interactions, liquid, solid, passive and active soft biological tissue mechanical properties of the muscle-skeletal system dynamics features many degrees of freedom with biomechanical systems modeling methods, biological fluid mechanics peculiarities . -
MEMKD21001 6 credits
Mechanical Separation Processes in Heterogeneous Liquids
Examiners: doc. dr. Ina Tetsmann, prof. habil. dr. Rimantas Ka膷ianauskas, prof. dr. Vytautas TurlaModule aim
The module aims to provide theoretical and practical knowledge of particle agglomeration patterns and mechanisms of agglomeration efficiency affecting the effects of experimental and numerical studies of particles agglomeration techniques.
Description
Trends, analysis and problems of atmospheric pollution control in Lithuania. Analysis and development strategy of air purification devices, which are being used in Lithuanian industry and power plants. Theoretical justification of methods for determination of dust and aerosol physical, mechanical and chemical properties. Metrological provision. Dust concentration. Kinetics of Brownian coagulation. Factors influencing the rate of coagulation. Particle polydispersity influence on coagulation rate. Gravitational coagulation. Influence of temperature, pressure and air viscosity on coagulation. Particle shape influence on coagulation. Turbulent coagulation of aerosol particles. Coagulation of charged particles. Coagulation of particles in acoustic field. Theoretical distribution of dust particles. Influence of meteorological conditions on physical and mechanical properties of dust. Dynamics of dust particles coagulation in a closed environment. Research of dust dispersion applying gravitati -
MEMKD20002 6 credits
Control of Mechanical Systems
Examiners: prof. dr. Art奴ras Kilikevi膷ius, doc. dr. Jonas Matijo拧ius, prof. dr. Vadim Mok拧inModule aim
Introduce the students the main components of mechanical system design and principles, namely modeling of physical system, sensing components, actuating devices, signal and control, real-time interface. Develop the process of translating real physica
Description
This course covers the fundamental areas of technology on which successful mechanical system designs are based: physical modeling, from design model to truth model, and mathematical modeling of dynamic multidisciplinary physical systems; analysis of mathematical models; control actuator (electromechanical, pneumatic and fluid) modeling, analysis, and implementation; continuous controller design and real-time analog and digital implementation. -
MERSD1801 6 credits
Dynamics of mechatronic systems
Examiners: doc. dr. Andrius Dzedzickis, prof. dr. Vytautas Bu膷inskasModule aim
Introduce PhD students with characteristics of mechatronic systems, their development, research of dynamic characteristics, modeling and practical implementation.
Description
During the studies, Phd students will be acquainted with the structure of mechatronic systems. They will study dynamic process which accours in mechatronic systems. They will be introduced with main principles of modeling and research of dynamics characteristics of mechatronic systems. -
APPED25002 6 credits
Thermodynamic Analysis of Technical Systems
Examiners: doc. dr. Giedr臈 Streckien臈, doc. dr. Juozas BielskusModule aim
Develop and deepen PhD students' knowledge and skills in modern methods of analysis of the thermodynamic energy, other energy-intensive technologies in assessing, developing, analyzing, interpreting their technical systems.
Description
The course introduces the principles and application areas of exergy analysis, emphasizing the links between exergy assessment, the environment, and sustainable development. It examines energy transformation processes - from renewable energy systems to psychrometric processes - illustrated through selected case studies. The course also covers: exergy-based life cycle assessment of thermal systems, thermodynamic analysis of countries, regions, and economic sectors, and the principles of exergoeconomics.
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STTMD17002 9 credits
Advanced Mechanics
Examiners: prof. dr. Art奴ras Kilikevi膷ius, doc. dr. Jonas Matijo拧ius, doc. dr. Sergejus BorodinasModule aim
The main is understanding of the subject and obtaining of knowledge about definition models, govern equation and solution strategies.
Description
Tensor calculus. Kinematics of continuum. General theorems and equations of continuous media. Conservation laws Mechanics of fluid and gas. Navier-Stokes equation. Main models in continuum mechanics. Deformable solids. Linear elasticity. Analysis technique.
Committee
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Prof. Dr. Art奴ras Kilikevi膷iusCommittee Chair
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Prof. Dr. Julius Gri拧kevi膷iusSecretary
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Assoc. Prof. Dr Sergejus Borodinas
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Prof. Dr. Vytautas Bu膷inskas
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Prof. Dr. Kristina Daunoravi膷ien臈
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Prof. Dr. Arnas Ka膷eniauskas
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Prof. Dr. Romualdas Kliukas
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Prof. Dr. Dalius Ma啪eika
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Prof. Dr. Vytautas Turla