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Experiencing Europe Lab introduced its works on 5–6th May during the International Kick-Off Meeting, which was chaired by the University of Opole. The meeting started with the introduction of FORTHEM Experiencing Europe Lab by Dr. Barbara Curyło (Alliance Level Contact Person), followed by the presentation of FORTHEM Labs by Dr. Tamás Péter Szabó (Scientific Manager for FORTHEM Lab Actions.) On 5th May, one session of the meeting was designated for presenting seven Experiencing Europe Local Labs within all partner universities, after which the most hoped-for session took place – brainstorming. Participants took part in defining common denominators, discussing ideas, reflecting on common actions as well as diagnosing essential challenges in European public sphere for Experiencing Europe Lab research. 6th May began with stating and scheduling tasks of Experiencing Europe Lab, defining modus operandi of Experiencing Europe Lab and scheduling next Experiencing Europe Lab Alliance level

You develop an idea and a project with other staff members, involving also students and external partners, from at least one other FORTHEM University . FORTHEM helps you to find staff members from other universities for your project by posting a request similar to a job advertisement ("We are looking for someone for our project...") to which other staff members can reply and contact you. You will also find on our website a list with the student associations within the FORTHEM Alliance , with whom you can cooperate within your project. The projects should have a European added value by addressing priorities identified at European level according to the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by all UN member states , which provide a shared vision of a sustainable future free of hunger, inequality and poverty based on the principles of inclusion, solidarity and active citizenship. The projects can be implemented physically, in a hybrid way or, due to the current situation

Book of Abstracts FMNT-NIBS 2022 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Important Dates May 18, 2022 deadline for abstract submission May 25, 2022 author notification of abstract acceptance June 13, 2022 early bird registration fee June 22, 2022 deadline for registration July 2 - July 3, 2022 Summer school July 3 - July 6, 2022 Conference Registration The fee for presenting participants includes access to the conference materials, coffee breaks, lunches, social events. Registration fees Regular Student Accompany person Early bird till June 13 350 € 200 € 100 € Regular fee till June 22 400 € 250 € 100 € Support for Ukrainian scientists Special grants are available for the participation of Ukrainian scientists in the conference. For the availability, please contact the organizing committee at fmnt-nibs@cfi.lu.lv, providing information on the grant applicant's scientific institution

Although the FORTHEM Alliance’s summer school on Symbolic Boundaries ended in the last days of July in Opole, we can still listen to the comments given by the participants. Take a look at the videos presenting the comments from both students and academics. The interviews give an insight into the event that brought together an interdisciplinary group of academics and students from within and without the Alliance. The summer school was organised by the Diversity and Migration Lab and was coordinated by Prof. Anna Ledwina, and Dr. Michał Wanke. Here is what the participants said about the school: Dr Michał Wanke Co-Organizer, Diversity and Migration Lab UO Contact Person, Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies Angelica Saenz PhD Candidate, UV Dr David Bousquet Diversity and Migration Lab uB Contact Person, Associate Professor in English and Cultural Studies Dr Marlys Peck Associate Professor of Social Work, University of Central Missouri, USA Dr Kay Hearn Lecturer at the School

of Technological Processes and Obtained Thin Films: Lot 3: Mass Spectrometer System CPV reference number: 38000000-0. 15.03. 2012. TED No.89674-2012 20/03/2012 02.05. 2012. 11.00 1 SIA „Faneks”, reg.No. LV40 002012606, Kr.Barona str. 8-6, Riga, LV-1050, Latvia 14.05. 2012. 5 months 13860,00 Contact person: Janis Pinnis, Secretary of the Procurement Commission, tel.+371 67260545, fax: +371 67132778, e-mail: Janis.Pinnis@cfi.lu.lv Tender Regulation: Answer to the Question 18.04.2012

/Science Bachelor’s degree with specialization or 4 years Bachelor’s degree is comparable as finished University Education in Latvia. Academic transcript Officially certified copies of the documents must be presented in original language and in English; University of Latvia accepts applications only with 1 st and 2 nd Class/Division diplomas. It is recommended to submit all education documents for more qualitative recognition of education. The University of Latvia does not accept education documents from informal education institutions and further education/continuing education institutions. Documents (education diploma and statement on punishability) must be legalised with an Apostille certificate. RESIDENCE PERMIT Documents for temporary residence permit have to be submitted: Personally in the Embassy of Latvia in India, or It could be provided by University of Latvia. Please contact with admissions coordinator for further matters. Master’s degree and PhD students can

. Mexico 29. Turkmenistan 10. France 20. Moldova 30. 31. United Kingdom Uzbekistan *The Agreements can be found at the following links: izm.izm.gov.lv/starptautiska-sadarbiba/starpvaldibu-ligumi.html izm.izm.gov.lv/starptautiska-sadarbiba/starpresoru-ligumi.html **Scholarship holders from Poland who are granted a scholarship for studies and research in Latvian HEIs based on the Latvian and Polish Cultural and Educational Programme of Cooperation for the Years 2013 – 2016 receive their scholarship from the sending Party. Applicants from Poland are kindly asked to contact the Bureau for Academic Recognition and International Exchange of the Republic of Poland ( www.buwiwm.edu.pl ). ***Applicants from Lithuania are required to apply via the Education Exchange Support Foundation of Lithuania ( www

of the night as we were crossing the Latvian-Russian border, our bus broke down. First, the driver gave us an optimistic prognosis – we would have to wait for 2 hours. Of course, in reality we had to wait for a much longer time. The exhausted exchange students felt like sardines packed in the limited space on bus. I think that those students will never forget that trip either. What has been your experience like with ESN? This type of experience is invaluable – skills of practical management, organising and time planning; of course, a better understanding of how to protect the interests of students at the European Commission. I have also established new contacts and met fantastic people from all over the world. I can assure you that ESN is part of my life and working in it changed my life significantly.Undeniably, ESN is hard work that requires time and also sleepless nights, but it is definitely worth it! A student’s “Thank you!” for an unforgettable semester in Latvia owing to ESN when they say

of success with the Annual Scientific conference and for the next 40 years for ISSP. Greetings from Director of VBLHEP Vladimir Kekelidze (in picture) and Head of the VBLHEP Department Sergey Tyutyunnikov Dear Professor Martin Rutkis! Dear Professor Andris Sternberg! Accept our sincere congratulations on the anniversary of your Institute of Solid State Physics at the University of Latvia. Long-term scientific contacts have been connected in the past and are now continuing in the field of research of condensed matter on both synchrotron radiation beams and neutron beams of our IBR-2 reactor. Your school on ferroelectrics, physical methods of interpretation absorbance spectroscopy using synchrotron radiation beams is widely known in Russia. Your leading research associate, Alexei Kuzmin, takes an active part in the work of the JINR Program and Advisory Committee on Condensed Matter Physics. At present, your colleagues take an active part in the preparation of a scientific program

Today, February 23, 2018, the Institute of Solid State Physics of the University of Latvia celebrates its 40 th anniversary!All colleagues, friends and co-operation partners who have been together since the beginning or only for a moment are welcomed to celebrate this great event with us. Not everyone could find the opportunity to meet us in person, but are remotely together with us. Thank you for your support and greetings! Greetings from Mikael Östling , Deputy President from KTH Royal Institute of Technology Dear Director Rutkis, It is with my greatest pleasure to hear about your 40 th anniversary of the Institute of Solid State Physics ISSP. It is also with the greatest enthusiasm that we just recently have started to collaborate in the European project CAMART and CAMART 2 . I'm very positive that the new possibility of bringing our research and educational activities much closer together. The way forward will always be through high quality international collaboration. I