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    • Manufacturing and implementation of cork-based composites in aviation 

      Merkys, Bronius; Nugaras, Justas; Karpenko, Mykola; Dubovas, Andrius (Cork in aerospace: Cultivation to application : textbook, 2023)
      It is vital to examine the most significant positive and negative properties of cork-based composites to determine the use of natural cork-based composites in aviation and their rational implementation in the structural ...

    • Sustainable development and wooden construction 

      Kanapeckienė, Loreta; Naimavičienė, Jurga; Krasauskienė, Simona; Tupėnaitė, Laura; Taylor, Roger Howard; Mills, Carl; Agha, Araz J. (Design, construction and management of wooden public buildings, 2021)

    • The teaching of the heritage protection and revitalization of historical cities at the faculties of architecture /in the field of architecture/ in Lithuania 

      Jurevičienė, Jūratė; Riaubienė, Edita; Vrubliauskas, Dalius; Traškinaitė, Dalia (Best practices handbook "Contemporary realities and needs of sustainable urban rehabilitation" / edited by Bogusław Szmygin, 2017)
      The report was aiming to identify the relevant educational, public and private- professional bodies who would assist to Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation in Europe (SURE) VGTU project team, while answering general question ...

    • The Yiddish conundrum: a cautionary tale for language revivalism 

      Katz, Dovid (The Palgrave handbook of minority languages and communities / editors Gabrielle Hogan-Brun, Bernadette O’Rourke, 2019)
      For several centuries, the study of diverse aspects of Yiddish has proven fruitful for wider linguistics and the social sciences. This is not because of any mystical Yiddish fount. It is because of the highly unusual, ...

    • Use and maintenance 

      Geipele, Ineta; Kalinka, Maris; Zvirgzdins, Janis; Tupėnaitė, Laura; Krutinis, Mindaugas (Design, construction and management of wooden public buildings, 2021)