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Riga Medical College of the University of Latvia is a state-accredited professional higher education institution, offering first level professional higher education in such Health Care study programs as Nursing, Medicine, Massage and Hydrotherapy, Optometry Assistant. With a variety of funding opportunities, the University College has invested in the reconstruction and modernization of the learning environment. The rich technological base and the modern infrastructure give students the opportunity to learn in a close proximity of working environment. Riga Medical College of the University of Latvia was founded in 1980. Historically we were called Riga Medical School No 5. In 2004, in compliance with legislation of the Republic of Latvia, the medical school was transformed into Riga Medical College, entering the field of higher education. Since 2010 the College is affiliated to the University of Latvia, thus becoming Riga Medical College of the University of Latvia. The University

The scholarship was established at the initiative of SorainenLaw Firm and funded by this patron. The aim of the scholarship is to support the students of the University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Law during their studies in order to stimulate their interest in research in the chosen field of study. The scholarship is intended for the master’s programme students at the UL Faculty of Law. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Partner at SorainenLaw Firm, Sworn Advocate Rūdolfs Eņģelis (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), Office Manager at Sorainen Law Firm Elīna Bērziņa , Dean of the UL Faculty of LawAssoc. Prof. Anita Rodiņa , Executive Director of the UL Foundation Laila Kundziņa . Research topics supported by the Scholarship of SorainenLaw Firm: Improving the efficiency of the Republic of Latvia court system/process, International civil procedure (with an element of the third country

The patron Pēteris A. Alunāns (1947) was born in a Latvian refugee camp in Bad Rehburg, Germany. In 1950, the Alunāns family entered the United States. There, P. A. Alunāns obtained a master's degree in biology and German philology, became engaged in professional photography, and actively participated in American Latvian public life. In 2001, in honour of the memory of his father Aleksandrs and implementing his idea, Pēteris and his son established the Alunāns Family Scholarship to support those whose lives are the hardest – orphans and those without parental support, and who have decided to study, surmounting difficulties. Pēteris A. Alunāns with a great interest listens to the intentions and directions of activities of students and young specialists with a true delight in their achievements and successes. Support Five students have graduated from the University of Latvia under the patronage of Pēteris Alunāns: Elita Lecko from Riga, Zane Ābele from Cēsis, Jekaterina Tumaševiča

Presentation about project and Smart sensor technology in EIT CLIMATE-KIC «Young Climathon» organised by RTU, EIT Climate-KIC Hub Latvia. Presenation can be seen on Young Innovatore web page and youtube . Interview for Environmental academy students about project, its significance and reasearch staff. Presentation about Smart sensor technology to students of University of Latvia course “Ievads vides zinātnes studijās”. Published interview about project significance and technology potential in news magazine “IR”, #39 (595) . Project results were published in the international and multidisciplinary conference "Nordic Clay Meeting/3 rd Symposium Clays & Ceramics 2021". RūtaOzola-Davidāne delivered an oral presentation " Novel pH-sensitive composites containing clay minerals and anthocyanins to monitor meat freshness ". Interview of Smart Packaging atthe national radio station LR1, the broadcast " Zināmais nezināmajā

University of LatviaNew Technologies and Innovation Dayin 2021 will take place on September 23 and 24 - the week when the University of Latvia will celebrate its 102nd birthday. Depending on the epidemiological situation, the event will take place in person or remotely. This years theme is“ Ability and opportunity - sustainable innovation ” The target audience of the event is current, former and future students of the University of Latvia, and other interested people. The aim is to show the achievements of current and former students of the University of Latvia in an exciting and understandable way to promote public interest in studies, science, innovations, and strengthen people's confidence that science is an open, perspective, innovative and exciting field today. In today's context, innovation is not just about technology, but about a creative, forward-looking view of each industry and its evolution. Event participants will have the opportunity to: to participate in the Idea

In the 2017 competition, the winners were Kristiāna Bernāne, Anatolijs Orehovs, and Oskars Kulmanis, students from the Faculty of Law at the University of Latvia. The award for Best Orator was given to Linards Birznieks, while the participants recognized Ivonna Ādamsoni-Struža, a judge at the Riga District Court, as the Best Judge. According to the judges’ evaluation, the best written work was prepared by Linards Birznieks, Jānis Guobis, and Anete Kaparkalēja. Information about the students' achievements was published in the journal Jurista Vārds on April 25, 2017, issue No. 18 (972). Photo gallery of the competition: Preliminary rounds and semifinals ; final and awards ceremony .

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The aim of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge and opportunity to learn practical skills in most popular methods of Point-of-Care-Testing (POCT). The tasks of the course are 1. to master the principles of express diagnostics of health disorders, basic methods of urine and blood express diagnostics, as well as to master the methods of assessing lung ventilation function. 2. to provide knowledge about the possibilities of using express diagnostic methods in the case of anemia and coagulation disorders and about the possibilities of express tests in the assessment of alcohol, drugs and infectious agents. The course is delivered in Latvian.

The list of LCS experts is available on the website of the Latvian CouncilofScience . On 7 March 2012, the Computer Science Promotion Council of the University of Latvia decided to strongly recommend doctoral students to publish their works in the Baltic Journal of Modern Computing : dissertation summaries in English (re-edited in accordance with the requirements of the BJMC format ); review type articles on the topic of a dissertation. Regulations of the Computer Science Promotion Council of the University of Latvia (in Latvian)

For several months – from January to May – the UL Innovation Centre LUMICprovided students with an opportunity to implement their ideas in teams.The Idea Laboratory took place within the framework of the UL New Technologies and Innovations Day. Idea Laboratory – a fantastic opportunity to gain experience both in the world of continuous development of technologies and in the formation of mutual contacts and self-improvement – ensured the supervision of various workshops and mentors in the process of idea implementation.