Young professionals and students are most warmly invited to apply to join the 5-day International Summer School in Greifswald, Germany, from August 22 to 26, 2022 . The Summer School will take place at the [...] of Greifswald). The best team(s) will be rewarded and invited to present their work at a high-level VASAB conference in spring 2023. Contact information for Baltic Sea Region Summer School coordinator: [...] quality of life? And how do we envision its maritime and spatial planning by 2040? What do we wish to look different from today? The University of Greifswald initiates a Summer School for Young Planners

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is dedicated to the individual development of crustacean embryos and larvae, i.e. growth from the egg to a fully grown adult. ‘Crustaceans are extraordinary animals that there is lots to say about and [...] that have a great deal to tell us researchers. For example, Daphnia , which are small water fleas also belonging to the crustaceans, serve as models in ecotoxicology. They enable us to conduct detailed research [...] contribution to the University’s key field of research Environmental Change: Responses and Adaptations (ECRA) ,’ says Greifswald zoologist Prof. Dr. Steffen Harzsch. The answer to the question as to how well

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mediating contact between the His and Asp. This coordinated water in the Ser-His-(H2O-Asp/Asn) motif is crucial for catalytic activity and represents a water-mediated catalytic triad. We are grateful to the

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effects to heparin in blood clotting. “Enzymes that specifically fragment fucoidan and thus help to characterize its structure are of great scientific interest because they enable researchers to understand [...] floating aggregates that can cover the Atlantic from west to east. Some ecologists see this very productive ecosystem as a marine counterpart to rainforests on land. In these algal forests, large amounts [...] Andreas Sichert from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology dedicated his PhD to the question as to how brown algae can be such a good carbon sink: “The main constituents of algal biomass are

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fragrances and flavouring, for example deodorants. Taxol is used to treat various kinds of cancer and artemisinin for treating malaria. To be able to produce the terpenoids in a precise an environmentally-friendly [...] of his doctorate, he completed a two-year postdoc position at NUS, before moving to the University of Basel in 2017 to take up a position as research fellow, where he conducted work on artificial meta [...] merged into synthetic metabolic pathways in microorganisms. During his stay in Greifswald, Dr. Wu plans to create new metabolic pathways in the bacterium Escherichia Coli , which would enable, for example,

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fellows with permanent membership. RSC’s mission is to combine the academic expertise of its fellows for use in public discourse, to advise governments and to play an active role in shaping academic, cultural [...] have been inducted to the academy. These are mostly Canadian citizens and all academics who have made distinguished international contributions and rendered outstanding services to Canada. The RSC currently [...] Admission to the Royal Society of Canada is the greatest honour bestowed upon Prof. em. Dr. Hartmut Lutz’s research work in the field of ‘indigenous studies’. He had previously been awarded various ‘Faculty

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imagine a better tribute to my time as Rector than the permanent addition of my portrait to the University's “ancestral portrait gallery”. The importance given by universities to the documentation of their [...] the University of Greifswald dates back to a council decision in 1691. Today, more than 200 portraits of professors from the 16 th to the 21 st centuries belong to the academic art collection, maintained [...] on of universities. The University’s collection includes more than 80 oil paintings from the 16 th to 18 th centuries as well as the commission of 32 portraits from the late Romantic period. An especially

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President stated that the eleven women and ten men have made outstanding contributions to the search for solutions to contemporary global challenges, such as the war of aggression against Ukraine, the COVID-19 [...] climate change, or have made efforts to strengthen solidarity in our country. The Office explains the reasons for honouring the native Dutchman as follows: ‘Thanks to Hans Joosten, we now know that drained [...] Ecology. In more than 600 scientific publications and many research trips to peatlands all over the world, he drew attention to the complex interrelationships of the peatland habitat. Federal President

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The subsidiary subject is aimed at students training to become teachers of history, geography or art and design, who are interested in learning how to teach their subjects bilingually. Whilst studying the [...] acquire the ability to take part in the academic discourse of their subject area in English. Moreover, bilingual teaching also provides culture-specific perspectives for contents specific to the subject area [...] area. In this additional qualification, students get to know the various dimensions of intercultural learning for content subjects and gain the ability to systematically support the pupils’ linguistic and

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cordially invites students and staff members of the University of Greifswald to Hanoi: “Come to Vietnam, study our history and get to know our country (and our food!)’. ERASMUS Coordinator, Nadine Voigt, emphasizes [...] the heart of the delegation’s visit to Greifswald. Prof. Dr. Margit Bussmann, who undertook a period of research at USSH in autumn 2017, will introduce the guests to colleagues from the Department of Politics [...] now preparing a joint interdisciplinary conference on topics related to international relations for spring 2019, giving us the chance to conduct joint research,’ says Professor Margit Bussmann. Prof. Dr.

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terms of imaging processes, they have now been able to start improving the evaluation of the images using AI in radiology. The aim of the project is to optimise medical healthcare in the border region. Planning [...] At the beginning of the restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a project started to strengthen the existing interregional structures in telemedicine, even during the crisis. As the universities [...] Planning meetings and a series of online lectures available to anyone who is interested mark the beginning of the project. In these digital lectures, experts on both sides of the border, who have already

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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 "eastward [...] countries, but also in Northern 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 [...] entail? Last but not least, what role do national cultural export institutions play in crossing borders to international audiences? Invited are Mikko Fritze, the director of the Finland Institute in Germany

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