1. Extracted active substances anthocyanins; 2. Anthocyanins stabilized with clay – sensor composition; 3. Smart sensor paper-based sensor, indicating red when meat is fresh and blue when meat spoils; 4. The insert with incorporated paper-based sensor; 5. Prototype system – the insert is placed in the standard packaging. The benefits of the Smart Packaging technology are: Real-time spoilage detection Simplicity in sensor performance & perception Simplicity of incorporation in packaging Non-deficit raw materials Reusable & colour stability Non-toxic & biodegradable Certified for food contact More about Smart Packaging technology:
Anyone interested has the opportunity to purchase the Faculty of Law conference proceedings from this list , as long as they are available. To check availability and arrange collection, please contact the faculty secretary, Baiba Būvere : ( Baiba.Bruvere@lu.lv , Phone: 67034717). Payment details: Recipient: University of Latvia VAT Reg. No.: LV 90000076669 Bank account: LV10RIKO0000082414423 Bank: Luminor Bank AS SWIFT code: RIKOLV2X Payment purpose and amount: • Faculty of Law International Scientific Conference Proceedings – EUR 15.00 (incl. VAT) • Faculty of Law Annual Scientific Conference Proceedings – EUR 8.00 (incl. VAT)
The Internal Communication affairs is responsible for internal communication between LU SP members, Chairpersons and Deputy Chairpersons of Faculty Students' Councils (FSCs) of all 13 faculties and the LU SP Board, as well as activists. Creation of unifying and educational events where everyone can get involved, which are game nights, discussion cycles, and events based on competence paths in finance, academic issues, etc. is just some of the work handled by Internal Communication affairs. If you want to know more about the activities of the LU SP, involvement in various fields, feel free to contact Domeniks, Head of Internal Communication affairs ( domeniks.ulmanis@lusp.lv ).
Event in the hall "Šķūnis" Garden does not offer decoration, catering and equipment rental services - the price is indicated for room rent. The price includes entrance tickets and VAT. Month Day Price for 1h (EUR) Price for 24h (EUR) January-April, October-December Friday to Sunday, holidays 150,- 600,- January-April, October-December Monday to Thursday 115,- 450,- May – September Friday to Sunday, holidays 300,- 1205,- May – September Monday to Thursday 225,- 900,- For the possibility of holding the event at a different time, contact by calling tel. (+371) 26422065 (on working days 09.00-17.00).
Structural unit Contact person E-mail Faculty of Humanities Indra Karapetjana indra.karapetjana@lu.lv Faculty of Theology Ilze Stikāne ilze.stikane.tf@lu.lv Faculty of History and Philosophy Rūdolfs Reinis Vītoliņš rudolfs_reinis.vitolins@lu.lv Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Elvīra Šimfa elvira.simfa@lu.lv Institute of Latvian History Kristīne Beķere kristine.bekere@lu.lv UL Livonian Institute Valts Ernštreits valts.ernstreits@lu.lv Institute of the Latvian Language Sanda Rapa sanda.rapa@lu.lv Museum of the UL Rūdolfs Rubenis rudolfs.rubenis@lu.lv
The Seminar is a form of individualized studies established by the Faculty of Computer Science - a scientific seminar. It is implemented by dozens of lecturers and / or researchers (possibly also doctoral students and doctoral candidates, as well as specialists in industry), each leading their own sub-seminar. There are 90 contact minutes per week for the seminar. The specific content and type of lessons is determined by the leader of each specific seminar at his / her own discretion.
The aim of the course is to teach students to participate in discussions with professors and other students about current issues in the field of computer science research and practice.
The tasks of the seminar for the students are to study the literature independently, solve the tasks, present to the colleagues what they have read, as well as learn the methodologically correct presentation of the knowledge of their specialty.
Students of the bachelor study program of Computer Science must obtain
in the laboratory, to develop knowledge about safe work methods and possible risks when coming into contact with chemicals;
• to develop skills to obtain inorganic compounds and characterize their properties, as well as use reference literature to find various characteristics constants.
The Seminar is a form of individualized studies established by the Faculty of Computer Science - a scientific seminar. It is implemented by dozens of lecturers and / or researchers (possibly also doctoral students and doctoral candidates, as well as specialists in industry), each leading their own sub-seminar. There are 90 contact minutes per week for the seminar. The specific content and type of lessons is determined by the leader of each specific seminar at his / her own discretion.
The aim of the course is to teach students to participate in discussions with professors and other students about current issues in the field of computer science research and practice.
The tasks of the seminar for the students are to study the literature independently, solve the tasks, present to the colleagues what they have read, as well as learn the methodologically correct presentation of the knowledge of their specialty.
Students of the bachelor study program of Computer Science must obtain
The Seminar is a form of individualized studies established by the Faculty of Computer Science - a scientific seminar. It is implemented by dozens of lecturers and / or researchers (possibly also doctoral students and doctoral candidates, as well as specialists in industry), each leading their own sub-seminar. There are 90 contact minutes per week for the seminar. The specific content and type of lessons is determined by the leader of each specific seminar at his / her own discretion.
The aim of the course is to teach students to participate in discussions with professors and other students about current issues in the field of computer science research and practice.
The tasks of the seminar for the students are to study the literature independently, solve the tasks, present to the colleagues what they have read, as well as learn the methodologically correct presentation of the knowledge of their specialty.
Students of the bachelor study program of Computer Science must obtain