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The co-founders of the free educational programme StartSchool – Kristofs Blaus, co-founder of Nutrameg, and Anna Andersone, founder of Riga TechGirls – have set an ambitious goal for Latvia: not only to catch up with Estonia, which has the highest startup density in the world, but to overtake it at the earliest opportunity.
Over the next five years, the programme aims to support 12 startups, each receiving €60,000 in funding, along with mentorship, consultations, and other forms of support.
The cleanroom at the University of Latvia’s (LU) House of Science is equipped with a live-cell analysis system, Incucyte S3, acquired through a MikroTik project competition in the fields of natural sciences, technology, and medical sciences. This system provides significant support for high-level cell biology research, allowing scientists to monitor cells in their natural conditions …
On Thursday, January 9, Parliament was unable to vote on the new Climate Law, which aims to ensure progress towards climate change mitigation and climate resilience, after the opposition did not ensure the quorum in the Saeima session.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa released a statement January 9 specifying what says are the coalition government’s priorites for 2025.
The new Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania, Kęstutis Budrys, is on a visit to Latvia January 9.
