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Physics was an outpost of thePopular Front of Latviain theLatgaledistrict of Riga.Such a deep unity of societyhas not been experiencedsince. The staff of the Institute, regardless of nationality, were also on the barricades. From 1992 to 1998,I was the director ofthe ISSP UL.It wasa difficultperiod economically. No funding was available from the Soviet Union. The new state of Latvia did not have funds for the development of science. Wecouldnot yetbeinvolved in European programs.Hardand unpopular decisions had tobemadeto preservethe Institute at all.Salarieswerereducedsignificantly(when switching toLats- the average salary at the Institute was 30 LVL or 50 EUR). The number of employees decreased from 350 to 120.Manyofthose who leftfound work in the field of information technologiesor emigrated. Profitable units had to obtain grants through tenders. Part of the obtained grant fundingwas divertedfor the maintenance of administration, non-profit structuralunits,and infrastructure of the Institute.TheISSP UL

education : first-cycle higher education (bachelor's degree or second-level professional higher education (or equivalent education)) in natural sciences, engineering; competition evaluation criteria are: entrance exam (1 x 1000 = 1000) The average grade in study courses must be 60% of the maximum. English language proficiency . As a part of the admission process applicants will be asked to participate in an online interview. Autumn Intake (application start: 02 Jan 2024; studies start in Sept 2024) Full-time Contact person for questions about the programme structure: Sindija Zeltkalne E-mail: sindija.zeltkalne@lu.lv Contact person for questions about the admission process: International student advisor for degree studies Gunita Ēķe: gunita.eke@lu.lv

://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/what-horizon-2020 Contact Person in UL: Ligita Liepiņa, ligita.liepina@lu.lv

or by the notary. The University of Latvia accepts students from First and Second Division (upper class) only. Officially certified copies of the documents must be presented in original language and in English; It is recommended to submit all education documents for more qualitative recognition of education. Documents (education diploma and statement on punishability) have to be legalised. RESIDENCE PERMIT Documents for temporary residence permit have to be submitted: Personally in the Embassy of Latvia in Egypt (Cairo). Note! If you are still studying in last semester and don’t have a diploma, you can apply with provisional results from your school. You will need to submit an obtained diploma afterwards. Note! Applicants, who submit documents for temporary residence permit after August 20 th , have to choose express examination of documents for 10 days. If the residence permit obtaining process continues longer than expected, LU makes a decision on the commencement of study options

polymer, which is obtained by way of microbial synthesis of polysaccharides, their derivatives and composites. Research will be carried out on specific features of biopolymers obtained from agricultural and industry by-products. Developing a prototype of the technology for production of biopolymer coatings and packaging materials with the characteristics corresponding to the type of their application. Total budget: 487 890,15 EUR (incl. EAFRD support 438 841,14 EUR) UL total budget: 302 813,00 EUR (incl. EAFRD support 272 531,70 EUR) Contacts: The scientific leader of the project Pāvels Semjonovs, Dr. biol. , pavels.semjonovs@lu.lv The implementation of the project is supported by the Rural Support Service and the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia. More information on the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development is available on the European Commission's website: ec.europa.eu/agriculture/rural-development-2014-2020/index_lv.htm lubi.lu.lv/zinatne/projekti/erafprojekti/

, Lithuania) (approved 16.11.2009. with University of Latvia Rector’s order No.1/298) Purpose of the Doctoral school is to improve research quality in University of Latvia by organizing interdisciplinary research, involving new scientists and improving collaboration within University’s structural units and local and foreign Universities and experts. Main research areas of the Doctoral school : International competitiveness of Latvia and it’s macroeconomic analysis; Short and long term export development; Long term economic development factors of Latvia; Social policy and international competitiveness of Latvia; Innovation process management in Latvia; Social aspects of marketing in export development; Legal base in economical policy of Latvia; Information technology and competitiveness of Latvia. For more information contact : Chairman of the Doctoral school, professor Ē.Šumilo – email:erika.sumilo@lu.lv Secretary of the Doctoral school, Annija Apsīte – email

Fund, programme, activity : European Social Fund (ESF) project Program “Human resources and employment” activity 1.1.1.2. “Involvement of human resources in science” Project agreement no .: 2013/0039/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/13/APIA/VIAA/038 Implementation period : 20 months (1 January 2014 – 31 August 2015) Institutions participating in project implementation : APP Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre, Institute of Latvian History, Agency of the University of Latvia Total funding : EUR 480 190.78 (BMC – EUR 405 467.24, ILH UL – EUR 74 723.54) Scientific supervisor : Dr.biol. I.Jansone Project contact from ILH UL: Dr. hist. Guntis Gerhards The main goal of the Project is establishment of a new scientific group that could be able to solve with medicine connected problems in Latvia using modern molecular biology approaches. The Project is multidisciplinary and involves participants from different branches: biology, archaeology and history. Researches on ancient DNA mostly

solutions to allow laboratory work during pandemics when contact activities are not allowed. Latvian and Estonian participants were presented with the results of research carried out at Leibniz University Hannover on the implementation of different methods in a practical physics course: development and testing of suitable experiments; training of lecturers for a practical physics course; teaching a modern physics seminar in a tandem learning method; transforming physics lectures into a flipped classroom method. Latvian and German participants were introduced to the results of Tallinn University of Technology's "RemoteLab" and "VirtualLab" projects: experiments that can be controlled and managed remotely over the web, as well as experiments that can be performed virtually using computer code that simulates experiments and measurement processes as realistically as possible. The Estonian and German participants were presented with the results of research carried out at the University

”. The goal of the sub-programme is to enhance the development of doctoral students’ research and academic competence, to prepare highly qualified specialists who can conduct independent and innovative research, work out and defend a PhD thesis, which makes a substantial original contribution to knowledge building in linguistics and literary studies. Study plan Admission requirements Applicants are expected to hold a master’s degree in the humanities, social sciences, education sciences, or a higher education qualification of equivalent standing and to participate in an entrance interview. English language proficiency. Applicants should indicate their branch of science and sub-branch and submit a research proposal, worked out under the guidance of a supervisor. If applicants do not have supervisors, they should contact the relevant academic department at the Faculty of Humanities. The applicant may also be allocated a supervisor corresponding to their research interests. During

of Slavic language and literature with Latvian language, literature and culture. Within the programme, students will study common study courses and specialization courses of the chosen sub-programme such as Contemporary Russian literature and culture, XX-XXI century current problems of the theory and history of Russian literature, Problems of modern Slavic folklore, Literature in Slavic countries and postcolonial studies, Russian language in theoretical and business aspect, History and theory of Russian and Latvian language contacts, Theoretical grammar of modern Slavic languages, Ethnopsycholinguistics and political linguistics of Russian and Slavic languages, Russian and Slavic literature in the Baltic region, Slavic literature in translations, Russian culture in the Baltic region at the beginning of the 20th - 21st century, Ethnocultural stereotypes in Slavic languages, literature and folklore, etc. Study period and classes time The full-time degree programme covers two academic years