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of the old asphalt paths have been replaced with cobblestones and historic gravel, the pond has been cleaned in the central part, benches and wooden footbridges have been placed around it. In September 2014, within the framework of the program “Art in Public Space” implemented by the Boriss un Ināra Teterev Foundation, the first urban art object was opened in the garden area - the work “Still Life” by the artists Brigita Zelča-Aispure and SandisAispurs. Thanks for the support! University of Latvia annual event "Studenta kurpēs" The annual eventtook place from April 4 to 8, 2016. The event is intended for high school students. During this time, they are given the opportunity to participate in the study process at the University of Latvia. It is an opportunity to participate in lectures, seminars, laboratories and practical work, as well as to get acquainted with the UL study programs, their content and study process, which would help to make a motivated decision in choosing further

of their citizenship, have the opportunity to apply for the ERASMUS + exchange program for studies or/and traineeship. More information: ERASMUS + study mobility ERASMUS + traineeship moblity Admission requirements First cycle higher education*in physics or mathematics; or first cycle higher education* in natural sciences or engineering and technology and successfully completed study courses in physics (at least 5 credit points (LV) or 7 credit points (ECTS)) and study courses in mathematics (at least 4 credit points (LV) or 6 credit points (ECTS)) The average grade in study courses must be 60% of the maximum. All grades must be passing(at least 4 in a 10 point grading system ). English language proficiency . *Bachelor’s degree or a diploma proving equivalent level of education Enrolment criteria (for students competing for the state-financed study place) 1. The finals total (or average) grade of undergraduate studies (40%); 2. The grade point average of undergraduate studies

interdisciplinary scientific and cooperational virtual institution where PhD students participate from philology, philosophy, linguistics, history, pedagogy, theology and law science studies. To make LETTONICA competitive and attractive to other scientific branches specialists from Lettonica are involved, as well as the most visible sub-field specialists from research institutes and universities in Latvia and abroad. In doctoral school along with the possibility to listen lecturers from various disciplines of humanities regularly are managed scientific seminars where PhD students present parts of their doctoral thesis. In addition there are opportunity to participate in interdisciplinary field research in Latvia and abroad. Represented study programs: Philology Linguistics History Philosophy Law Science Theology and Religion Science Pedagogy Research directions: Interdisciplinary research and education in doctoral studies: opportunities for dialogue; Verbal and non

new research directions and to present their research results. 6. To promote the competitiveness of students in the changing socio-economic conditions of the local and international labour market. 7. To promote students' competence to transform the content of learning to make it attractive to modern learners, to develop and implement various learning strategies that can be used online, to support colleagues in the use of technology in education. 8. To promote students' competence to communicate in a multicultural environment. Career opportunities The programme "Technological innovations and design for education" is academic program and is oriented towards the preparation of higher-level educational specialists - maintain school teachers, extracurricular education teachers, methodologists, creators/designers of digital teaching/learning aids and all the necessary preconditions for a successful career in public and private sector related to education. The programme provides also

such as education, business, law, the art, politics and the media are required. The graduates are employed as translators, content managers, editors,assistants to department and project managers, teachers in language centres and universities. More information about study programme and Study plan ERASMUS+exchange possibilities UL full-time students, regardless of their citizenship, have the opportunity to apply for the ERASMUS + exchange program for studies or/and traineeship. More information: ERASMUS + study mobility ERASMUS + traineeship moblity Admission requirements General secondary high school diploma; English language proficiency The average grade of the secondary education document in all subjects must be at least 6 (in a 10 point grading system ). All grades must be passing(at least 4 in a 10 point grading system ). By presenting proof of Latvian language, you can compete for a state-financed study place. Please see criteria below. Enrollment criteria (for students competing

Center for Quantum Computer Science , Faculty of Science and Technology,Department of Computer Science, University of Latvia An internationally recognized quantum computing research group led by Prof.Andris Ambainis. The centre focuses on theoretical aspects of quantum information, including quantum algorithms, computing, communication and cryptography. Among the research topics there is also the application of the ideas of quantum algorithms for the performance of classical computing tasks. The centre has wide international recognition in the field of quantum technologies, which has allowed it to become a contact point for involvement in several international cooperation networks ( Quantum Community Network– QCN , National Quantum Initiatives– NQIs ). Nanoelectronics Theory Group, Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Physics, University of Latvia This group led by Prof.Vyacheslavs Kashcheyevs tries to connect quantum theory with practical reality. The group

The goal of the project is the development of innovative 3D bio-textile materials, creating a technological platform for the integration of nanoparticles in fibres and bio-textile fabrics to improve the protective properties of these materials. Succinite (amber) is a specific mineralized raw material found in the unique marine climate of the Baltic Sea region. The source of the idea of ​​integrating succinite fibres into textile materials is the scientific knowledge about the effects of bioactive compounds of amber, and its derivatives, on living cells, there is a reparative, stimulating or a calming effect. In addition to succinite, silver (Ag), aluminium (Al) or SiO2 nanoparticles can be incorporated into the bio-textile composite material to improve the protective properties of the newly created bio-textile materials. 3D composite material with nanoparticle structures (250-500 nm) evenly distributed over the surface of textile threads form a large contact area with a high degree

From January to April 2024, the annual scientific conference will be held for the 82nd time at the University of Latvia (UL). The UL conference has become an integral part of scientific life, which carries with it almost a century of traditions. Traditionally, the work of the conference is organized in sectional meetings in 4 blocks of science branches (Natural sciences, Humanities, Medical and health sciences, and Social sciences), 12 priority research topics and interdisciplinary. Within the framework of the 82nd international scientific conference of UL, the plenary session "BIZNESS. MANAGEMENT. ECONOMY.” and 11 sectional meetings. Plenary and sectional meetings will be held in person or online. The plenary session will be held on February 22, 2024 at 10:30 a.m. in auditorium 225, Aspazijas boulevard 5, Riga. It will be led by the vice-dean of LU BVEF sciences, professor Inna Romanova. All interested parties are invited to participate in the conference - students, teaching staff

While 2021 was a challenging year, it was an important initial mark for innovation, education and science. Changes and the epidemiological situation have contributed to the transition to digitalisation, new studies, discoveries, innovations created by students and ideas in various marathons. "The most important thing is to create the right environment where people with a good idea and sufficient motivation can make their ideas come true and take them all the way to entrepreneurship. This time has shown that the development of the culture of innovation greatly depends on seizing opportunities, experiments, digital skills and new knowledge that need to be continuously improved," says professor Signe Bāliņa, Head of the Innovation Centre LUMIC at the University of Latvia (UL). Looking back at the results and moving beyond Due to the activities carried out by the Innovation Centre LUMIC, 20 idea generation marathons took place, three start-ups were founded, 228 innovations were created

Kosmaca, J., Jasulaneca, L., Meija, R., Andzane, J., Romanova, M., Kunakova, G., Erts, D . Young's modulus and indirect morphological analysis of Bi2Se3 nanoribbons by resonance measurements. Nanotechnology 2017, 28, 325701, 10.1088/1361-6528/aa79cd Livshits, A.I., Jasulaneca, L., Kosmaca, J., Meija, R., Holmes, J.D., Erts, D. Extra tension at electrode-nanowire adhesive contacts in nano-electromechanical devices. European Journal of Mechanics, A/Solids 2017, 66, 412-422, 10.1016/j.euromechsol.2017.08.009 Malinovskis, U., Berzins, A., Gahbauer, F.H., Ferber, R., Kitenbergs, G., Muiznieks, I., Erts, D., Prikulis, J. Colloidal nanoparticle sorting and ordering on anodic alumina patterned surfaces using templated capillary force assembly. Surface and Coatings Technology 2017, 326, 264-269, 10.1016/j.surfcoat.2017.07.057 Malinovskis, U., Berzins, A., Smits, J., Gahbauer, F.H., Ferber, R., Erts, D ., Prikulis, J. Fluorescent nanodiamond array deposition on porous anodized aluminum oxide