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) PP08 - Association of Municipalities of Tartu County (Estonia) Advisory partner - KMOP – POLICY CENTER ASBL (Belgium) Associated policy authorities Department of Finance, REGIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GALICIA Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia More aboutRuralYouthFuture: Web: www.interregeurope.eu/ruralyouthfuture Facebook: www.facebook.com/ruralyouthfutureproject/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/93205221/admin/ Twitter: twitter.com/ruralyouth_eu Contact person: Denize Ponomarjova, UL Project Manager E-mail: denize.ponomarjova@lu.lv Phone: (+371) 28241115

Title Name Contact e-mail Affiliation Country Dr. Ingus Mitrofanovs ingus.mitrofanovs@lu.lv Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatics of theUniversity of Latvia Latvia Dr. Branislav Droscak branislav.droscak@skgeodesy.sk Geodetic and cartographic Institute Bratislava Slovakia Mr. Karol Smolik karol.smolik@skgeodesy.sk Geodetic and cartographic Institute Bratislava Slovakia Dr. Jan Reznicek jan.reznicek@cuzk.cz Land Survey Office, Prague Czechia Dr. Vlad Sorta vlad.sorta@cngcft.ro National Center for Cartography Romania Mr. Peter Wiklund peter.wiklund@lm.se Lantmäteriet Sweden Dr. Jānis Balodis janis.balodis@lu.lv Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatics of the

towards the patron. At the time, Mr. Ronis’ health deteriorated, further driving me to do the job well to delight him. I also discovered that Mr. Ronis had graduated from Riga State Gymnasium No.1, just like I did. Each of us studied there at different times, nevertheless, we both have studied within the walls of the same school. The main difficulty was the fact that investments by Latvian exiles were very difficult to quantify, I had to find documented justification and evidence of the amount of investment. A simple survey or interview giving amounts and subsequent summing up of these would not suffice for me to arrive at the amounts invested. Often, I spent an entire day with one interviewee, but only few paragraphs from all the obtained material could qualify for the study. My conclusion was that the most valuable contribution of Latvian exiles were the intangibles, because local Latvians had the opportunity to acquire knowledge, experience in the functioning of the market economy

towards the patron. At the time, Mr. Ronis’ health deteriorated, further driving me to do the job well to delight him. I also discovered that Mr. Ronis had graduated from Riga State Gymnasium No.1, just like I did. Each of us studied there at different times, nevertheless, we both have studied within the walls of the same school. The main difficulty was the fact that investments by Latvian exiles were very difficult to quantify, I had to find documented justification and evidence of the amount of investment. A simple survey or interview giving amounts and subsequent summing up of these would not suffice for me to arrive at the amounts invested. Often, I spent an entire day with one interviewee, but only few paragraphs from all the obtained material could qualify for the study. My conclusion was that the most valuable contribution of Latvian exiles were the intangibles, because local Latvians had the opportunity to acquire knowledge, experience in the functioning of the market economy

laboratory in the Baltic States for the Business Incubator. Contact information: Mikus Losāns University of Latvia Faculty of Economics and Management Head of Business Incubator Mikus.Losans@lu.lv Phone: 28632492 www.biznesainkubators.lu.lv/ www.facebook.com/biznesa.inkubators

European border regions with each other. In doing so, the project will also identify best practices and their potential for transfer. At the end of the BRESE project, five regional action plans with concrete measures and recommendations on how to improve regional policy instruments with regards to social enterprises will be developed and implemented in the second project phase. The results of the project will be disseminated at European level and will provide input for other European regions on how regional funding instruments could be better adapted to the needs of social enterprises. If you need any further information, please, visit the project website: www.interregeurope.eu/brese/ or contact the University of Latvia Project Manager Dr. Zane Zeibote ( zane.zeibote@lu.lv , +371 29417214).

, and he has emphasized that the Baltic States can serve as a model for other European countries in overcoming the financial and economic crisis, and sustaining economic growth. For more information, please, contact directly Mrs. Zane Zeibote, Project Manager at the Centre for European and Transition Studies (CETS), University of Latvia – mobile: (+371) 29417214; e-mail: zzeibote@gmail.com ). Everybody is kindly welcome to attend the lecture!

and socio-economic reforms in the Partner Countries, facilitating their approximation and convergence towards the EU. It implies the Association Agreements, including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements, allowing for the Eastern Partnership countries’ political association and economic integration with the EU. The Eastern Partnership also promotes democracy and good governance, strengthens the energy security sector reform and environment protection, encourage people to people contacts, support economic and social development and offer additional funding for projects to reduce socio-economic imbalances and increase stability. Currently, the EU together with the Eastern Partnership countries elaborates the Road Map of the Eastern Partnership in order to implement commitments adopted at the Eastern Partnership Summit in Warsaw last September. This Road Map will include objectives, concrete commitments and specific steps to be taken until the next Eastern Partnership Summit

In July, three IAPS employees went to partner “ NANO PRIME ” of the project “Creation and Development of a Nanostructural Surface for the Production of Dental Implants” (contract no. 777926-NanoSurf-H2020-MSCA-RISE-2017) in Debica, Poland. Glassblower and engineer Aleksandrs Kapralovs worked on a previously self-developed Plasma device - improving of the plasma electrooxidation process and updating device settings. This equipment is used for sample processing. Accordingly, sample quality control was performed by measuring the contact angle and analyzing the results. Aleksandrs Kapralovs also made improvements to the self-created electrospinning machine. Laboratory assistant Roberts Berkis worked on creating and processing various samples in cooperation with "NANO PRIME" chemists. Various silver, ZnO, Cu solutions and samples / surfaces were developed for plasma electrooxidation. Working with Alexander Kapralov, he was involved in the preparation of chitosan and PLA

. Redzes zinātnes doktorantūras skolas lekcija notiks angļu valodā. Lai pieteiktos, jāaizpilda anketa: ej.uz/th6q Papildu informācija: redzes-zinatne@lu.lv Vairāk par Redzes zinātnes doktorantūras skolu ENG Topic: Application of Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography” Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is high-resolution, digital imaging. Lecture will overview basic optical principles, domains, and modalities, as well as the latest developments in this field. The lecture will present analysis of different scan patterns and segmentation algorithms used in OCT technology. The scope of lecture will be on the anterior segment OCT (AS-OCT). AS-OCT is used to evaluate cornea, iris, and anterior chamber angle measurements, with additional use of tear meniscus measurements and scleral contact lens fitting. Participants will be introduced with comparison of different commercial OCT systems and with advances of OCT usage in optometric practice among other diagnostic devices