Future Trajectory: Lithuania’s high-tech story will be written by unicorns. What comes next?
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- The Lithuanian National Museum will open the exhibition “Future Trajectory: The History of Lithuania’s High Technology” on Sept. 9.
- A podcast linked to the exhibition will feature curator Simona Širvydaitė-Šliupienė and Unicorns Lithuania head Gintarė Verbickaitė.
- The discussion will examine how Lithuanian technology companies are carrying forward the country’s technological progress.
Lithuania’s high-tech past and future will take shape in a new exhibition opening Sept. 9 at the Lithuanian National Museum’s House of Histories.
Called “Future Trajectory: The History of Lithuania’s High Technology,” the exhibition will be accompanied by a dedicated podcast. In its first episode, exhibition creator and House of Histories director Simona Širvydaitė-Šliupienė will explain why she believed the exhibition was needed and describe unexpected stories she discovered while researching the field.
Gintarė Verbickaitė, head of the Unicorns Lithuania association, will join her. The episode will look at how the country’s unicorn companies are taking up the baton of technological progress. Jūratė Žuolytė will host the discussion.
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