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SCIENTISTS 'NIGHT 2019LU Institute of Biology, Salaspils, Miera Street 3September 27, 18:00 - 22:00Contacts: 67944988; 26468197 This year, attention is paid to the collections of the Institute. The event will be accompanied by creative expressions of the students of the New Media Art study program of the University of Liepaja. Stations Exhibition of works by Liepaja's new media artists. There will be an opportunity to get acquainted with the works of five students of the New Media Art study program of the University of Liepaja, in which they express a new strategy in saving nature - to save it for future generations in the form of data. Invertebrate collections and benchmarks - a legacy for the future . Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about insect standards prepared 100 years ago, as well as relatively recently. It will be possible to find out how the methods and application of collection preparation have changed over the centuries. Both large and small will have

in the journals or conference symposia included in Web of Science Core Collection or SCOPUS databases – 3 · intellectual property licences or transfer agreements – 1 · successfully defended master’s thesis within the thematic focus of the project – 1 · doctoral thesis successfully defended according to certain procedures within the thematic focus of the project – 1 Project Summary: The project aims at development and laboratory approbation of a non-contact optical technique for early evaluation of fungal growth activity in solid and liquid media. Non-contact evaluation will exploit physical phonomemon of variable laser speckle, analysed by temporal image sequence processing techniques. Fungal growth activity evaluation process will comprise acquisition of time variable laser speckle patterns in given sample and obtained image sequence processing. During the project the proposed technique and algorithm will be tested in controlled microbiological conditions and validated on different major

University of Latvia offers two student hotels for International students: “Prima” and ”Reznas” student hotel. There is a well-developed public transportation and it takes about 20 minutes to reach the city centre, main building of the University of Latvia as well as the Old Town. The minimum length of stay for long term is two months and the Tenant is obligated to pay the rent for first 2 months in order to book the room. "PRIMA" MAZĀ LUBĀNAS IELA 6, Riga, LV-1019 "Prima” student hotel is located in a 9 floor building. The price depends on the number of beds and tenants living in the room. All over the rooms are combined by 2 with shared WC and shower. Namely, WC and shower are shared by 3 tenants on 6th-8th floor or by 5 tenants on 2nd-5th floor. “Reznas” MAZĀ LUBĀNAS IELA 11, Riga, LV-1019 NB! only for exchange students “Reznas” student hotel is located in a 5 floor building. Rooms are shared with one other tenant. Two shared WC’s, showers and a kitchen available on each

education program, interest education program or PQC examination acquisition service, including issuing an educational document or certificate of professional qualiffication recognition in accordance with the regulatory enactments of the Republic of Latvia. In order to ensure the above, including the correct processing of your personal data, we inform you that: 1. By filling in the application form for one of the LU continuing education or interest education programs or PQC examination, you agree to the processing of the following personal data (name, surname, personal identification code, contact address, telephone number, e-mail, acquired education, job, position, status at LU). Processing of personal data processing and necessary contracts for preparation of continuing education or interest education program or PQC examination acquisition services (further in text - services), provision of services, mutual communication, administration of the study process, invoicing and issuance

• to improve skills in a general assessment of the visual function and eye structures health using standard and specific optometric methods and devices, increasing pace and efficiency of work;
• to improve skills in prescription of an appropriate vision correction (glasses and contact lenses) and giving aftercare recommendations, as well as in adjustment of vision rehabilitation based on the assessment results of the visual function and eye structure health

and folklore. The students who study the Latvian Language or other Baltic languages at their home universities are particularly encouraged to apply. We offer : intensive, modern and interactive Latvian language course (grammar, reading, writing, speaking, 64 academic hours), which includes such topics as the human personality, experience, knowledge and skills, friendly contacts and time spent in Latvia, versatile and unique Riga, city tour and orientation, daily life and holidays in Latvia, Latvian traditional and modern culture, current events in Latvian media, Latvia’s and Latvians’ success stories in the world; lecture on Latvian history and politics, getting acquainted with modern Latvian history and political situation in Latvia; lecture on Latvian culture and art, getting acquainted with its historical development and key figures, especially, in the visual arts and architecture; lecture on Latvian folklore: customs and traditions, getting acquainted with one of the most

The library and reading room are located on the 2nd floor of the House of Science. It contains 18,000 copies of the most popular and latest publications in medical sciences, as well as physics, mathematics, optometry and more than 170 thousand e-resources . Books can be received, transferred or extended using self-service machines. A self-service computer wall with 36 laptops is available. There are workplaces for individual and group work of students, where desks are equipped with adjustable lighting and sockets. In order to promote students' acquisition of knowledge and skills in human anatomy, 30 models of human skulls are available in the library (possible to reserve electronically in the PRIMO system), while a human skeleton model is available for individual studies in the library's reading room. Regulation of the Library Contact: Email: zinatnubibl@lu.lv Phone:+371 26532958 Skype: LU Bibliotēkas Zinātņu mājas bibliotēka www.biblioteka.lu.lv/en

Dozens of journals in the field of computer science can be read for free in the ScienceDirect and SpringerLink offered by the UL Library . However, the most prestigious journals and conference articles of the field of Computer Science can be found here: IEEE Computer Society Digital Library ACM Digital Library Catalogues and abstracts of both electronic libraries can be viewed for free. More and more authors are choosing to pay for publications so that their articles can be read for free (so-called Open Access), thus promoting the distribution of content and the recognition of an author. You can already find issues of IEEE journals, which can be read completely for free, while others have both paid and free articles. If you have found a publication that interests you and want to get acquainted with it in detail, but you have to pay for it, contact Prof. Juris Borzovs. We will organise the purchase of the publication.

Scientific degree Name Surname Position Contact information Dr.phys. Ēriks Birks Head of the laboratory and Leading researcher Eriks.Birks 67187522 Dr.phys. Kārlis Bormanis Leading researcher Karlis.Bormanis Dr.habil.phys. Vilnis Dimza Leading researcher Vilnis.Dimza Dr.habil.phys. Andris Šternbergs Leading researcher Andris.Sternbergs 67187810 Dr.phys. Marija Dunce Leading researcher Marija.Dunce Mg. Anna Kalvāne Researcher Anna.Kalvane Dr.phys. Māris Kundziņš Researcher Maris.Kundzins 67187522 Mg. Kārlis Kundziņš Researcher Karlis.Kundzins 67187875 Bc. Arturs Atvars Engineer Arturs.Atvars Bc. Ojārs Mārtiņš Eberliņš Engineer Ojars

Project title: Innovative Biomedical Imaging and Processing Technologies (InBiT) Project contract number: 2013/0009/ 1DP/1.1.1.2.0/ 13/APIA/VIAA/014 Project implementation deadline: 01.09.2013 – 31.08.2015 Total project funding: 49 396 LVL Research manager: D. Jakovels ( Biophotonics laboratory ) About the project: Overall objective of the project is to promote the attraction of additional human resources to science by forming a new interdisciplinary scientific group, which will attract young scientists and foreign scientists to scientific and research work. The established group will develop and test new technologies and devices for the acquisition and processing of biomedical images. Specific (scientific) objective of the project is to develop and clinically approve innovative methods and devices for non-invasive multimodal skin imaging and processing to identify and classify specific skin lesions and to provide non-contact monitoring of cardiac and circulatory