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Ingrīda Irbe (LU). DIEGA MEZGLS / THREAD KNOT Pirmā saskare ar mezglu man notika bērnībā, kad četru gadu vecumā pieteicos palīdzēt vecmāmiņai sasiet diegā mezglu. Tas nepavisam nebija viegli. Nekas man nesanāca. Tad parādījās vēl dažādi mezgli, kas man bija jāapgūst, – mezglu siešana kurpju šņorēs un lakatiņos, pionieru kaklautā u.tml. Skolas gados, kad mācījos šūt, bez diegu mezgliem nekādi nevarēja iztikt, un tie man ir palikuši spožā atmiņā, tāpēc to arī attēloju uz audekla. Tas bija viegli. Man sanāca. My first contact with a knot was as a child when I volunteered to help my grandmother tie a knot at the age of four. It was not easy. I could not manage anything. Then there were various other knots that I had to learn - knotting shoelaces and scarves, the pioneer scarf and so on. When I was learning to sew at school, there was no way I could do without thread knots, and they have remained a vivid memory for me, which is why I depicted them on canvas. It was easy. I got it.

the Latvan KOKLE and would like to purchase an instrument, we can help you to contact masters of building this instrument in Latvia.„Valdis Muktupāvels is a master of kokles, a reasearcher and ethnomusicologist, a musician and composer and a diversified reviver of the old Latvian musical instrument. His book about kokles is concise, but abundant in facts. A splendid exploration of the instrument. All substantial aspecta of this specificē Latvian type of Baltic psaltery are reviewed. Historical, organological, pedagogical and artistical details go both to the roots and to the future.” Dr.Hannu Saha, Professor at the Sibelius Academy in FinlandThis Project has been funded with support from the Latvian National Committee for UNESCO, the State Agency of Intangible Cultural Heritage, the State Culture Capital Foundation and the National Research Programme „Letonika”.

confirms that she/he does not object to publishing her/his photo in the website www.lu.lv and using them in the informative materials of the UL, and also confirms that the submitted photos are taken by her/him. Deadline • Submission deadline April 26th , 2009. The authors of the best photos will be announced on May 11, 2009 at the UL homepage www.lu.lv . The best authors will be awarded with souvenirs of the University of Latvia. Exhibition The best works will be displayed in the entrance hall of the main building of the UL (Raina Blvd. 19). If you have some questions, please contact (e-mail beate.ramina@lu.lv , phone 67034337)

with Germany. Application deadlines: until 15.10.2019: project implementation period between 01.02.2020 and 31.10.2020 until 16.03.2020: project implementation period between 01.06.2020 and 15.11.2020 Documents to be submitted (in German or English): Project application Financial plan Cooperation confirmation from German partner(s) Further information about the project competition, project guidelines and application forms can be found on the Baltic-German University Liaison Office’s homepage. Important! The procedure of project proposal submission is changed. Please follow the information on our homepage. In case of questions please do not hesitate to contact the Baltic-German University Liaison Office: E-mail: hochschulkontor@lu.lv Phone: +371 67286033

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an opportunity to continue the studies in PhD programmes. Application starting date: 4 January 2021 Deadline for international students: ... 2021(23:59:59 Europe/Riga time). Autumnintake will start in September2021. More information about the programme and its study plan Tuition fees Admission requirements Apply now! Contacts: Director of the programme: Prof. Linda Daniela,e-mail: linda.daniela@lu.lv Study methodologist of the programme:Jolanta Zastavnaja,e-mail: jolanta.zastavnaja@lu.lv A new master’s study programme “Technological innovations and design for education” has been elaborated within the ESF supported project "Innovative research-based study programmes within the study direction "Education, pedagogy and sports" of the University of Latvia”,No 8.2.1.0/18/I/004.

to 29th October, and end on 30th November to 3rd December. We will communicate you your group and time slot until mid-October. Workshop structure Weekly hour-long meetings taking place online via Teams or Zoom. Free and open to all students from FORTHEM Alliance partner universities . Registration via an online form . Students registered for the workshops will receive a statement from the Faculty of Languages and Communication (UFR Langues et communication) confirming their participation. More information Contact: csmws@u-bourgogne.fr Watch the Culture Shock Workshops video directed by uB students

, but no more than for 5 team members. The winning team from Riga will meet teams from Évora (Portugal), Kaunas (Lithuania) and Ljubljana (Slovenia), in Barcelona Grand Final City Challenge event, will develop idea further and will present their ideas and compete for the prize fund of 2000 Euros (before taxes). Event is organised by University of Latvia Faculty of Business, Management and Economics, Riga City Council, Kimitisik B.V. and EIT Urban Mobility. In case of any questions you can contact us at fuse2021@kimitisik.eu ! We look forward to meeting you soon!

May 18, 2022 - 9:15 – 12:00 (CET), Online information event, hosted by Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz The times when researchers could implement brilliant projects on their own and fully relying on institutional and national funds are long gone history in most disciplines. The major research questions of our time and the societal challenges we face can most effectively be addressed through collaborative research in transnational approaches. But such collaborative projects require a large budget. European funding programmes such as Horizon Europe are politically driven and follow a top-down approach. This is important to understand. Researchers and research managers in support units need to be aware of these political objectives and study the funding landscape carefully in order to choose the appropriate programme for specific projects. Content: In this information event we want to provide an overview on the current political priorities governing the European funding programmes

04th May 2022 -/ 09:00 - 13:00 CET (online workshop, hosted by University of Burgundy) Register here Agenda Objective: By focusing on the different priorities and strategies for European research funding among the partner universities, we will offer a clear overview and deep understanding of the different institutional approaches within the alliance’s partners regarding the priority and strategy, adopted by each partner, toward European funding. By identifying each partner strongholds in terms of European funding, we will be able to learn from each other and lay foundations for future successful collaboration within the alliance, by building a bridge between all 9 partners for the future, and open up new and flexible horizons for knowledge exchange within the FORTHEM Alliance. Content: This workshop will provide us a strong expertise in the different approaches from the FORTHEM partners, and will allow us to identify each partner’s strength. In this workshop, we will be able