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Call for Papers. Panel "Conflicts and cooperation in history"
03.02.2023. 14.01 Ziņa
On March 30 and 31, 2023 in Riga (venue will be specified) a panel within the framework of the 81st international scientific conference of the University of Latvia will be organized by the Institute of Latvian History. The history of any region reflects the contacts and interactions of the different beliefs, needs and traditions of the people who lived there. When irreconcilably different points of view meet, this encounter manifests itself in the form of conflicts. Similar beliefs and goals, in turn, encourage the search for solutions through cooperation. At the 81st international conference of the University of Latvia, in the panel "Conflicts and cooperation in history" organized by the Institute of Latvian History, we invite you to focus on the dynamics of mutual relations between individuals, groups of people, peoples and countries and the influence of said dynamics on the course of history in the period from the most ancient times to the present day. Papers addressing any
The European Latvian Youth Association (ELJA) – History and Importance
22.12.2020. 13.29 Saturs
The European Latvian Youth Association (ELJA) – History and Importance Ģirts Zēgners Following the occupation of Latvia, Latvian exiles were dispersed across the continents. In the early 1950s young Latvians in the USA, Canada and Western Europe, and later in Australia and to a lesser extent South America, founded their own organisations to guard against the risk of assimilation into the local community, and to meet on a regular basis to discuss their common and varying problems. These young Latvians formed an extensive and powerful network to maintain mutual contact, exchange ideas and collaborate across seas and continents. From the late 1950s onwards, the new “global Latvians” started to establish personal contacts with their contemporaries all over the world. Starting in 1968, young Latvians from across the globe would meet at a succession of 11 World Latvian Youth Congresses, which were attended by up to 500 participants each from the non-communist world. Despite
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23.02.2021. 02.42 Saturs
DirectorKalvis Salmiņš, Kalvis.Salmins@lu.lv Scientific secretaryAnna Bule, Anna.Bule@lu.lv e-mail: luai@lu.lv Address: Institute of Astronomy University of Latvia Jelgavas 3 Riga, LV-1004 Latvia
Join Baltic Microsoft Developers community!
09.04.2021. 14.48 Ziņa
Are you an IT student or just starting out in the world of tech?Make your move in the IT game – join the Microsoft Developers Community. The community offers to specialize in one of the world’s most popular branches of tech - learn new skills, acquire a free certification, and gain valuable contacts for the future! After the training, you will know how to get an internship in the Top Worldwide IT companies. We're organizing “Let’s build … ,” a guided study group to support people who are just starting their career with Microsoft technologies. The group will cover a range of technologies where you'll learn how to use them to build software. You'll have access to self-study materials and join eight weekly live coding and Q&A sessions with mentors. During the training, you'll develop skills that will help you build working software and participate in the OpenHack event after the end of the first training season. The hackathon will provide an opportunity to challenge your
Join Baltic Microsoft Developers community!
30.09.2024. 10.58 Ziņa
Are you an IT student or just starting out in the world of tech?Make your move in the IT game – join the Microsoft Developers Community. The community offers to specialize in one of the world’s most popular branches of tech - learn new skills, acquire a free certification, and gain valuable contacts for the future! After the training, you will know how to get an internship in the Top Worldwide IT companies. We're organizing “Let’s build … ,” a guided study group to support people who are just starting their career with Microsoft technologies. The group will cover a range of technologies where you'll learn how to use them to build software. You'll have access to self-study materials and join eight weekly live coding and Q&A sessions with mentors. During the training, you'll develop skills that will help you build working software and participate in the OpenHack event after the end of the first training season. The hackathon will provide an opportunity to challenge your
UL FEM doctoral students from Germany and Austria successfully defend their theses
13.01.2015. 17.53 Ziņa
of the University of Latvia is the residence for studies and research. Everyday duties in entrepreneurship within different countries had to be combined with studies at the University Of Applied Sciences Of Kufstein in Austria, which was the partner university for this program, and studies in Latvia. The doctoral students from different study years are gladly meeting in Riga to participate in the locally organized international research conferences and to receive pedagogical experience in our student groups. More and more doctoral students are taking their family members to Riga to show them this already familiar town. A particular role in business contacts will be attributed to Riga and Latvia in the future as well. But for Sandra Heiden, Riga will always be a special place as here she did not only receive her doctoral degree - in the day of defence her boyfriend, who witnessed the defence process together with her parents, offered her an engagement ring. Congratulations to new doctors Sandra Heiden
FM&NT-2020 rescheduled to November
25.05.2020. 14.11 Ziņa
Considering the global pandemic situation and taking into account the Lithuanian Government's decisions regarding it, the organizers of the conference have taken decision that the 13 th international Functional Materials & Nanotechnologies conference will take place in Vilnius, Lithuania on November 23-26, 2020 . This conference, bringing together researchers from the Baltic states and the whole world, has turned it into an event, where people from rather different research fields meet under the common name functional materials and nanotechnologies. It is particularly important for early stage scientists who are looking for new knowledge and contacts with other researchers to build up their own network. The conference topics include: Functional Materials and their properties – synthesis and characterization of advanced inorganic, organic, ionic, hybrid materials and composites; Nanomaterials and Nanotechnologies – novel methods of design, fabrication techniques
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