Contact between humans and animals is becoming increasingly closer. This is due to the growing world population, the ever deeper intrusion [...] exist in people, animals and the environment and how the contacts take place. Together with the local people, we then want to derive specific hygiene measures adapted to their way of life, for [...] also into school education. "We have a clear educational mission to bring more attention to the One Health idea - and we want to fulfil this mission with the HIOH," says Leendertz. In addition to the

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participation, please register via Converia . In our conference, we aim to explore the relevance of commons and commoning within design as a discipline and field of research. It aims to shed light on the complexity of commons and commoning from a design perspective and to present future models and scenarios pointing towards a more sustainable, just and peaceful world. Central to this is the question of [...] changing the way designers position themselves. We are excited to have 26 international contributors from 16 nations to present their work at our Commons in Design Conference! 4 Keynotes, 15 Paper

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To make sure the digitisation surge that has resulted from the coronavirus restrictions also becomes established in international higher [...] kinds of religious mobility in the Middle Ages – from the Crusades, to pilgrimages and missionary work – and their cultural heritage in the Baltic Sea Region. The course combines face-to-face with online [...] and digital collaboration provide bridges to the rest of the world.’ Further information Project Virtual University of the Baltic Sea Region [de] Chair of Nordic History at the

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The anniversary offered the occasion to exchange thoughts on current research collaboration and to develop ideas for new cooperation projects. The Universities of Greifswald [...] students with higher education entrance qualifications lead to a reduced number of students. The scientific exchange between the Universities of Tartu and Greifswald with its history of several hundred years is currently being consolidated thanks to European cooperation. In addition to the good scientific collaborations with the Faculties of Arts and Humanities, Theology and Law

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In 2004, ten countries joined the European Union, expanding it to 25 member states. Among them were four countries from the Baltic Sea region: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. The so-called " [...] Europe. As a result of freedom of movement, unexpected cultural contacts and academic training programs, for example, a clear creative surge can be observed, which has also been reflected in the program [...] Images, Narratives and Perspectives – 20 Years of EU Enlargement to the East as well as the Nordischer Klang festival programme.

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shown that school belonging and social exclusion are related to brain activity in the areas of the so-called social brain, which is linked to the navigation of complex social environments and makes [...] social functions. It delivers information on how it is possible to support the development of the social brain and, as a result, how to foster social competency at school. The study was financed by a [...] 10.1111/cdev.13613 For more information about the study, please contact Prof. Dr. Dr. Diana Raufelder. Contact at the University of Greifswald Prof. Dr. Dr. Diana Raufelder Department of Educational

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omnipresent in the environment, have become a global concern due to their durability and limited biodegradability, especially in the form of microparticles and nanoparticles. Polystyrene (PS), a key plastic type, is susceptible to fragmentation and surface alterations induced by environmental factors or industrial processes. With widespread human exposure through [...] the formation of a protein corona, and explores the subsequent contact with platelet membrane mimetics using experimental and theoretical approaches. The investigation involves αIIbβ3-expressing cells

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POMPU aims to elucidate important ecological functions of marine bacteria during algal blooms to improve the understanding of the oceans’ biological [...] Sugar Molecules Influence the Degradation of Algal Blooms - DFG to Fund Marine Proteomic Research (06.10.2016). Contact University of Greifswald Prof. Dr. Uwe Bornscheuer Biotechnology and Enzyme [...] 1, 28359 Bremen Tel.: +49 421 218 65775 jhhehemann@marum.de Contact Technical University of Vienna (Austria) Dr. Christian Stanetty Institute of Applied Synthetic Chemistry Tel.: +43 1 58801 163619

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, called for entries for the Indonesian Peat Prize. The prize was to be awarded to the research team that is able to map the peatland distribution in Indonesia with the best combination of precision, cost efficiency and speediness. The goal is to avoid the further destruction of tropical peatland forests and to create a foundation for the ambitious plans of the Indonesian [...] since 2006. Indonesia is experiencing considerable problems due to intensive agricultural land use for palm oil and wood for paper. Tropical peatlands were drained on a large scale to suit these

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The ban on contact to others, social distancing and increased hygiene – am I capable of accepting all of these measures taken by the German Government [...] questions by investigating how media information should be designed to improve people’s understanding of the answers to these questions and, furthermore, to change their behaviour correspondingly. The ‘ [...] (ZPP). ‘First of all, we can list everything we are having to give up due to the circumstances. This can be linked to feelings of sadness, which is fine. Then, it is helpful to see what has stayed

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