DirectorDr. sc. ing. Toms Torims
PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Professor at the Chair of Material Processing Technology at RTU, Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Advisor to the Rector of Riga Technical University, CERN Scientific Associate Field of research particle accelerator application in the industry and additive manufacturing.
+371 67089202
CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 Switzerland
Office Manager
Elīna Grate biroja vadītāja
| Position | Address | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deputy director Aija Rūse |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 67089202 | |
| Expert Artūrs Ivanovs Msc. in Electrical Engineering, researcher at European Organization for Nuclear Research, PhD Student in RTU. Field of research - autonomous systems and artificial intelligence. |
CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 Switzerland | +4915234710672 | |
| Researcher Viesturs Veckalns RTU researcher in the CMS experiment of the CERN LHC studies of colour flow between two jets resulting from the decay of the t or t quark. |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 28998253 | |
| Researcher Guntis Pikurs Lecturer at the Chair of Material Processing Technology at RTU, Master in Mechanical Engineering, Field of research - manufacturing and processing technology. |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 29217053 | |
| Expert Adrian Morales Casas Mechanical Engineer with competence in design and analysis of special machines, process- and manufacturing planning, climatization and cooling systems. Research work experience in the industrial (Germany) and academic (Latvia-Spain) field. Currently enrolled in a double PhD between Riga Technical University and Polytechnical University of Valencia. |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 25774432 | |
| Senior researcher Kārlis Dreimanis PhD in experimental high energy particle physics. Researcher at CERN with wide-ranging experience in various aspects of the operation of particle physics experiments. Research interests include physics analyses, focusing on precision measurements of the properties of fundamental particles, as well as the development of particle detectors, particularly with regard to silicon sensor technology. |
CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 Switzerland | +371 29440029 | |
| Researcher Kalvis Kravalis PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Asistant professor at the Chair of Material Processing Technology at RTU, leading resercher at theInstitute of Physics of University of Latvia. Field of research - manufacturing technology, devices and systems for liquid metals. |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 25999246 | |
| Office Manager Elīna Grate |
12/1 Azenes Street, room 406, Riga | +371 67089202 |