The HELIOS Summer School 2026 took place on 24–28 August 2026 at Hotel Gabija in Palanga, Lithuania. Organised by Kaunas University of Technology, it brought together participants from all partners of the consortium — Lviv Polytechnic National
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We are delighted to share that Nataliia Kuzyk, a early-stage researcher at Lviv Polytechnic National University working within the HELIOS project, has won the Best Poster Award at the 28th International Conference-School "Advanced Materials and Technologies" (AMT
From 24 to 28 August 2026, the HELIOS team took part in the 28th International Conference-School "Advanced Materials and Technologies" (AMT 2026) at Hotel Gabija in Palanga, Lithuania. The conference-school is organised by Kaunas University of Technology
The HELIOS project was represented at the International Conference on Nanotechnologies and Nanomaterials (NANO-2026), held on 26–28 August 2026 in Chernivtsi. Prof. Pavlo Stakhira and Stepan Kutsiy of the Department of Electronic Engineering, Lviv Polytechnic National University,
We are pleased to share the third issue of the HELIOS Monthly Review of Grant Proposals – our regular digest designed to help researchers, universities, and innovators stay on top of the most relevant European funding opportunities.
HELIOS has reached an important dissemination milestone: five peer-reviewed articles produced within the project are now published and collected on our website. Together they trace the project's path toward efficient, sustainable white-emitting organic lighting systems — from
HELIOS Inspires the Next Generation: Organic Electronics Comes to Lviv Region Schools Bringing Cutting-Edge Science to Future Innovators! As part of the outreach activities of the HELIOS project, Dr. Serhii Melnykov, PhD, Associate Professor at the Department
We are pleased to share the second issue of the HELIOS Monthly Review of Grant Proposals – our regular digest designed to help researchers, universities, and innovators stay on top of the most relevant European funding opportunities.
One of the most meaningful ways a research project can demonstrate its impact is by reaching beyond the university walls: into schools, into classrooms, and into the minds of young people who will one day shape the
Spring at Lviv Polytechnic National University has a tradition that belongs to everyone, not only to researchers behind closed laboratory doors, but to schoolchildren, students, teachers, and anyone curious about what science actually looks like in practice.
