This lecture is open to RSU doctoral students, researchers or other interested participants. It will provide an overview of unsupervised machine learning approaches for biomedical data analysis, with a focus on applications in cell biology and medicine.
On 29 May 2026, Rīga Stradiņš University, in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and the Human Biomonitoring Council of Latvia, will host the international conference 'Human Biomonitoring as a Public Health Instrument: from Science to Policy Decisions.' We expect engaging scientific discussions and the exchange of new ideas focused on the role of human biomonitoring in public health, the interpretation of scientific evidence, and its translation into evidence-based policy at national and European levels.
Writer: Linda Rozenbaha, Public Relations Unit, RSU
At some point, graduates of the Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) Medicine programme must make an important decision: which specialty to choose for their residency. In this article series on residents, our students and recent graduates share their personal experiences to inspire and help future graduates make their choice.
On Friday, 24 April, the Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) Academic Ball was held at Hanzas perons in a festive and joyful atmosphere, bringing together RSU staff, alumni, students and invited guests.
The RSU Academic Ball is one of the university’s most cherished traditions, held since 2002 and symbolically marking the culmination of the academic year. This year, the ball was held in an Olympian spirit, honouring the values of art, science and truth, as reflected in the Academic Ball’s motto Ad honorem artes, scientia, veritas.
We invite you to this month's Scientific Journal Club, featuring a presentation by acting scientific assistant Oļesja Rogoza from the research group led by Inese Čakstiņa-Dzērve at the Institute of Microbiology and Virology.
This time we will learn about TimeVault, a genetically encoded powerful tool for decoding cellular responses to make fate decisions.
We encourage more master's and PhD students to take advantage of this opportunity to gain inspiration and boost confidence for your future academic careers.
‘At Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU), I found a balance between analytical thinking and creativity. What motivated me even more was knowing that a university degree is highly valued on the labour market,’ says Līva Utāne about her decision to study at RSU.
The competition announced by Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) for the vacant position of Vice-Rector for Studies has concluded, and from 11 May this year, Prof. Haralds Plaudis will assume the duties of Vice-Rector for Studies. He graduated from RSU and obtained a Doctor of Medicine degree in 2003, and in 2010 he was awarded a doctoral degree in medicine by RSU.
