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From 17th-century rockets to gene scissors: exhibition traces Lithuania’s high-tech history

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • The Lithuanian National Museum will open “Future Trajectory: The History of Lithuania’s High Technologies” on September 9.
  • The exhibition will trace the development of lasers, biotechnology, information technology, space and robotics through a single narrative until June 6, 2027.

An exhibition opening at Lithuania’s House of Stories will present the country’s high-tech development as one connected history, moving from 17th-century rockets to modern gene-editing tools.

“Future Trajectory: The History of Lithuania’s High Technologies” will open on September 9 at the Lithuanian National Museum’s House of Stories.

For the first time, the exhibition will bring together the development of five fields: lasers, biotechnology, information technology, space and robotics. It will remain open until June 6, 2027.

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