A graduate of engineering science and robotics from the Technical University of Munich, Oskars is a doctoral student at the Faculty of Computer Science at the University of Latvia, and performs research at the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science (EDI). His research interests include autonomous articulated robots and the implementation of complex interactions between robots and their environment.
In the LJZA board, Oskars is interested in creatively stimulating good science communication between science representatives, schools and society, as well as working on the use of advanced technologies and scientific approaches to promote fact-based decision-making in both Latvian everyday life and legislation.