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From September 16 to 18, 2024 Baltic Networking Meeting brought together LIFE programme project representatives and National Contact Points in Riga, Latvia. This event brought together over 100 participants, representing nearly 40 different LIFE projects fromEstonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. The meeting, aimed at LIFE and LIFE IP Nature project promoters, focused on engaging stakeholders, providing a platform for knowledge sharing and networking. Representatives from the European Executive Agency for Climate, Infrastructure and Environment (CINEA) and ELMEN were also present, providing an invaluable opportunity to network with key players in the environmental sector. The event included excursions to explore different protected sites and hands-on activities related to nature conservation and environmental management. The excursions were led by experienced professionals and were an excellent opportunity to learn more about nature conservation projects

, management and economics, University of Latvia Zoom link: lu-lv.zoom.us/j/96922976070 Applications will be accepted electronically. The participation is free of charge. Abstract Abstract (up to 250 words) should reflect the essence, content, and the main research findings. Abstract should contain the problem statement, the aim, the main research methods used, the main results and findings of the paper. Keywords: max. 5 keywords Conference sessions: Date Time Place Name of the session Moderator of the session Language Registration 24.02. 10.00 Online Plenary session “BUSINESS. MANAGEMENT. ECONOMICS.” Professor Inna Romānova English 19.01. 10.00 Online Biznesa un organizāciju vadīšanas aktualitātes/ Various Issues of Business and Organization Management

, supplement with World Bank data. In health, search Disease Prevention and Control Centre and Eurostat health statistics. For environmental studies, use Latvia Open Data Portal and Eurostat environmental data. For education research, focus on CSB, Eurostat, and OECD PISA data. Search for research data and publications in, for example, Zenodo and Figshare. How to Avoid Errors in Data Search Avoid typical mistakes: do not search only in Latvian in international sources, do not compare only one source, and do not download data without reading documentation. Always use English with "Latvia" or "Latvian," compare multiple sources, and familiarize yourself with the data collection process. If you cannot find the necessary data, expand search terms with synonyms or related fields. Search for similar studies and analyze what data they used. Consider combining data from multiple sources or contact field experts. How to Assess Data Quality Assess data source reliability - government statistical

Summer school “Navigating Security in the Baltic States: The West's Stance on Its Borderlands” Period: 22 July 2024 - 2 August 2024 ( 2 weeks ) Form : on-site course Course location : Riga, Latvia Organizing institution : University of Latvia Language of instruction: English Level : Bachelor/Master Target audience :open to all students on the level of BA and MA. The programme is designed to familiarize the building blocks of hard and soft security dilemmas. The course focuses on main key trends in security dilemmas. Credits : 6.0 ECTS credits Course fee : €750.00* *Course fee includes lectures, course materials, some cultural activities Housing fee: From 350 EUR (the approx. price for 14 days in the city) Application deadline: 01 June, 2024 Apply now About the course The summer school invites students to delve into the intricate security landscape of the Baltic States. This program goes beyond traditional boundaries, offering a comprehensive analysis of security

, creativity and adventure to every aspect of his personal and professional life. Terry’s sons Peter and Neil from his first marriage to Elaine live in Toronto. From his second marriage with Baiba Liepina, his daughter Karen lives in London. Despite all his travel and work commitments, Terry always kept close contact with his children and grandchildren. From 2003, Terry and his wife Baiba made Riga, Latvia, their permanent home. As a lover of jazz and opera, Terry was able to enjoy the diverse cultural life of Riga. Terry’s wife Baiba was born November 5, 1946 in a Latvian refugee camp in Germany. At the age of three, Baiba arrived in Canada, where she later met her future husband. She has worked in international projects around the world. Baiba shares her memories: “We both enjoyed living in Riga. Terry was deeply interested in Latvia’s history. He was very aware that many Latvians his age were sent to Siberia, while for those who remained, life was full of difficulties. Terry felt privileged

education; Academic or professional Bachelor’s degree in sports science or sports pedagogy; Professional medical doctor degree or Bachelor's degree in health care 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. Enrollment criteria Entrance examinations will consist of Oral Interviews during which the applicant's motivation, previous achievements are tested 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 more information The Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences, Riga, Jelgavas Str. 1 Tel. +371 67033920 Director of the Programme: Assoc.prof. Līga Plakane, e-mail: liga.plakane@lu.lv Info e-mail: daba@lanet.lv

Varis Karitāns (ISSP UL) speaks at scientific workshop of ISSP UL Doctoral School “Functional Materials and Nanotechnologies” on March 29 at 13:00, ISSPUL, Ķengaraga street 8, 2 nd floor hall. The phase problem is well known in optics, namely, retention of intensity information while acquiring an image, but loss of phase information, which, in turn, is very important in determining the structure of an object. Recently, various numerical methods have become popular that recover lost phase information by encoding an object with a small number of binary masks and recording the intensity measurements of such encoded objects. One of the most popular methods of this kind is the method of coded diffraction patterns, also known as PhaseLift. This method requires at least 6 masks to determine the phase of the object. This PhaseLift method for optical phase measurement is used in both the postdoctoral project and the IDAL commercialization project. Test objects and masks are created using

RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden), University of Cambridge (UK) New and strengthened international cooperation between ISSP UL and RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden), University of Cambridge (UK), Halmstad University (Sweden), SenseairAB (Sweden), Center for Physical Sciences and Technology FTMC (Lithuania) and University of Tartu (Estonia), Photonics Sweden, Photonics Finland. Submission of two follow-up research project proposals. Participation in the Nordic Optics and Photonics conference industrial and academic committees for the Latvia region (top). Overview of the graphene sensor prototype fabrication and characterization (bottom). 31.01.2023. A nanofabrication database was established for all users of the ISSP cleanroom facility. Fabrication recipes for electron beam lithography and production of graphene sensor devices was produced, and disseminated on the database. During

and evaluation, workshops, laboratory individual research work, tutorials, presentations, scientific paper writing. Students who fulfil the study requirements and successfully defend their thesis receive a Doctor’s scientific degree in chemistry awarded by the Chemistry Science Promotions Council, which brings in experts who specialise in the field of science related to the relevant degree." 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 Master’s degree in Natural Sciences or higher education comparable to that. 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 2023; studies start in Sept 2023) Full-time Contact persons for more

In February and March 2017 will take place 75th Annual Conference of the University of Latvia. Within the Conference, at the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics will be organized plenary session “BUSINESS. MANAGEMENT. ECONOMICS.” and thirteen sessions where participants will be able to present and discuss their research results, as well as to get acquainted with other researchers’ results. To participate in the 75th Annual Conference are invited all – students, teaching staff members and researchers form all Higher education and Scientific institutions in Latvia, as well as members of enterprises and organizations. All interested persons are very welcome to participate in conference as participants with researches as well as audience and participants in discussions.Applications will be accepted electronically here till 13th of January. Plenary session “BUSINESS. MANAGEMENT. ECONOMICS.” will take place on 2nd February 2017 from 10.00 till 12.00 Aspazijas Blvd.5 Room 225