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On Thursday, October 24, the Belarusian capital Minsk hosted the Quarterfinals of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) for the western sub-region of the Northern Eurasia, where the University of Latvia (UL) student team – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins un Kristaps Čivkulis – achieved the victory in competition with 55 participating teams. This year, among 55 teams from Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia participating in the quarterfinals of the Western sub-region of Northern Eurasia, the University of Latvia was represented with six teams. The team “LU 2” – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins and Kristaps Čivkulis – solved the greatest number of the exercises within five hours (10 out of 11) and for the second subsequent year became the champions of quarterfinals, leaving behind the strong 1 st team of Belarusian State University. So far, UL had achieved the victory in the quarterfinals twice – in 2005 and 2018. “This year

On Thursday, October 24, the Belarusian capital Minsk hosted the Quarterfinals of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) for the western sub-region of the Northern Eurasia, where the University of Latvia (UL) student team – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins un Kristaps Čivkulis – achieved the victory in competition with 55 participating teams. This year, among 55 teams from Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia participating in the quarterfinals of the Western sub-region of Northern Eurasia, the University of Latvia was represented with six teams. The team “LU 2” – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins and Kristaps Čivkulis – solved the greatest number of the exercises within five hours (10 out of 11) and for the second subsequent year became the champions of quarterfinals, leaving behind the strong 1 st team of Belarusian State University. So far, UL had achieved the victory in the quarterfinals twice – in 2005 and 2018. “This year

On Thursday, October 24, the Belarusian capital Minsk hosted the Quarterfinals of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) for the western sub-region of the Northern Eurasia, where the University of Latvia (UL) student team – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins un Kristaps Čivkulis – achieved the victory in competition with 55 participating teams. This year, among 55 teams from Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia participating in the quarterfinals of the Western sub-region of Northern Eurasia, the University of Latvia was represented with six teams. The team “LU 2” – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins and Kristaps Čivkulis – solved the greatest number of the exercises within five hours (10 out of 11) and for the second subsequent year became the champions of quarterfinals, leaving behind the strong 1 st team of Belarusian State University. So far, UL had achieved the victory in the quarterfinals twice – in 2005 and 2018. “This year

On Thursday, October 24, the Belarusian capital Minsk hosted the Quarterfinals of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) for the western sub-region of the Northern Eurasia, where the University of Latvia (UL) student team – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins un Kristaps Čivkulis – achieved the victory in competition with 55 participating teams. This year, among 55 teams from Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia participating in the quarterfinals of the Western sub-region of Northern Eurasia, the University of Latvia was represented with six teams. The team “LU 2” – Aleksejs Zajakins, Aleksandrs Zajakins and Kristaps Čivkulis – solved the greatest number of the exercises within five hours (10 out of 11) and for the second subsequent year became the champions of quarterfinals, leaving behind the strong 1 st team of Belarusian State University. So far, UL had achieved the victory in the quarterfinals twice – in 2005 and 2018. “This year

On May 27 and 28 University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art (FEPA) student Laura Ikauniece made a strong start at the Hypo Meeting heptathlon in Götzis (Austria) and reached a new personal record – 6,282 points. Thereby she has met the London OlympicA qualifying standard of 6,150points and joined the list of UL track-and-field athletes going to the Olympic Games in London, which already includes FEPA students Dmitrijs Jurkevics (Dmitrijs Jurkevičs) (1,500-metre run), Zigismunds Sirmais (javelin throw) and Aiga Grabuste (heptathlon).The first day of Hypo Meeting brought Laura a series of fine achievements: a new personal record of 13.90 seconds in 100-metre hurdles followed by a repeated personal best in high jump – 1.82metres. By the end of the day two more personal records came with a 12.67-metre throw in shot put and a quick 24.43seconds in 200-metre sprint. On the second day, Laura earned another personal best in 800-metre run with 2:13.68, as well

No 14. februāra līdz 17. februārim Indijā, Bengalūru notika programmēšanas sacensību “SnackDown 2019” fināls, kurā piedalījās arī Latvijas Universitātes Datorikas fakultātes studentu komanda: 2. kursa students Aleksandrs Zajakins un 4. kursa students Aleksejs Zajakins. “SnackDown” ir starptautiskas programmēšanas sacensības, kuras organizē CodeChef – bezpeļņas izglītības iniciatīva, ko izveidojis programmatūras uzņēmums “Directi”. Sacensību formāts ir līdzīgs pasaules studentu komandu programmēšanas sacensībām (ACM ICPC), tikai komandā piedalās divi dalībnieki. Komandas piedalās vairākās kārtās, līdz pēdējā kārtā pirms fināla no reģistrētajām27875 komandām ir palikušas vien 500, kas sacenšas par dalību klātienes finālā. Finālā piedalījās 38 komandas, ieskaitot 8 dažādu gadu pasaules programmēšanas sacensību ACM ICPC pirmo vietu ieguvējus piecās no komandām. Datorikas fakultātes studentu komanda finālā ierindojās 19. vietā. Sacensības norisinājās uzņēmuma-organizatora “Directi

No 14. februāra līdz 17. februārim Indijā, Bengalūru notika programmēšanas sacensību “SnackDown 2019” fināls, kurā piedalījās arī Latvijas Universitātes Datorikas fakultātes studentu komanda: 2. kursa students Aleksandrs Zajakins un 4. kursa students Aleksejs Zajakins. “SnackDown” ir starptautiskas programmēšanas sacensības, kuras organizē CodeChef – bezpeļņas izglītības iniciatīva, ko izveidojis programmatūras uzņēmums “Directi”. Sacensību formāts ir līdzīgs pasaules studentu komandu programmēšanas sacensībām (ACM ICPC), tikai komandā piedalās divi dalībnieki. Komandas piedalās vairākās kārtās, līdz pēdējā kārtā pirms fināla no reģistrētajām27875 komandām ir palikušas vien 500, kas sacenšas par dalību klātienes finālā. Finālā piedalījās 38 komandas, ieskaitot 8 dažādu gadu pasaules programmēšanas sacensību ACM ICPC pirmo vietu ieguvējus piecās no komandām. Datorikas fakultātes studentu komanda finālā ierindojās 19. vietā. Sacensības norisinājās uzņēmuma-organizatora “Directi

On June 16th, 2011 the European Studies Master Programme held its annual Graduation Ceremony. As tradition indicates it took place in the Great Hall at the University of Latvia. In total nineteen students graduated with all academic distinctions. Among the recent graduates were students not only from Latvia, but also from Azerbaijan, and the Netherlands. Throughout the graduates’ two-year programme students placed emphasis on deepening their knowledge of European Studies within the dimensions of economics, law, political science/public administration with components from history, international relations, regional science and other relevant disciplines. During their studies, European Studies students had the opportunity to participate in a practical seminar in Brussels and Luxembourg.The visit to key EU institutions and NATO headquarters allowed students to meet representatives of each institution and participated in discussions on current topics relating to EU policy. In addition

On June 16th, 2011 the European Studies Master Programme held its annual Graduation Ceremony. As tradition indicates it took place in the Great Hall at the University of Latvia. In total nineteen students graduated with all academic distinctions. Among the recent graduates were students not only from Latvia, but also from Azerbaijan, and the Netherlands. Throughout the graduates’ two-year programme students placed emphasis on deepening their knowledge of European Studies within the dimensions of economics, law, political science/public administration with components from history, international relations, regional science and other relevant disciplines. During their studies, European Studies students had the opportunity to participate in a practical seminar in Brussels and Luxembourg.The visit to key EU institutions and NATO headquarters allowed students to meet representatives of each institution and participated in discussions on current topics relating to EU policy. In addition