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			<title>“CentralBaltic Job Ferry” team researches the labour market trends and challenges in the project region </title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/10348/</link>
			<description>In the beginning of 2012 “CentralBaltic Job Ferry” (CB Job Ferry) project team has initiated the...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The aim of this research is to obtain a clear picture on&nbsp; potential of the cross-border labour market by identifying availability of professional trainings in the target region, the most relevant and developing industries, as well as m the most demanded professions, information which is most often requested by job seekers from abroad and obstacles for cross-border mobility.
To perform a comprehensive study and to achieve reliable research results successfully, as well as to exchange experience and to learn from the best European practises in facilitating cross-border labour mobility the CB Job Ferry project partners organised&nbsp; the Study Visit to&nbsp; the German – Czech border region from 15th to 18th of November, 2011.
During the Study Visit project partners visited the Coordination Office of the &quot;European JobGuide&quot; platform in Munich and discussed practises of other European labour mobility projects and possible technical solutions for CB Job Ferry. They also had an unique opportunity to participate in the Seminar on cross-border European Labour Market Initiative &quot;EURES T Bayern – Tschechien&quot; (Bavaria – Bohemia, DE-CZ) at the German Trade Unions office, district of Bavaria, region Oberpfalz-Nord which provided an opportunity to learn from a practical examples of cross-border mobility between Bavaria and Czech border regions.
During the research process comprehensive and detailed statistical data analysis and literature review will be carried out. In order to have a deeper insight into current labour market trends in four project regions each project partner will also conduct a number of interviews among target group representatives. As a result of the project the multilingual web platform will be established containing relevant information on cross-border labour market issues, professional trainings, qualifications and job opportunities.
Therefore, we invite employers, job seekers, representatives from employment offices, labour unions and other interested parties to share your knowledge, opinions and practical experience with us to find best solutions on how to fulfil the demand of labour market. &nbsp;If you are interested, please, contact <i>Romans Putans</i>, Researcher at the Centre for European and Transition Studies, University of Latvia, romans.putans@lu.lv. 
The project CB Job Ferry is a part of Central Baltic INTERREG IV A Programme 2007 – 2013. It aims at improving the accessibility of clear, understandable and comparable information on four labour markets in the cross-border region of Estonia, Finland, Latvia and Sweden. The information – collected in a structured, transparent and searchable way and stored on a publicly available web platform – will be of a great value for job seekers, as well as enterprises, employers and investors already located or willing to settle in the cross-border regio.
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			<title>Four BAFF Scolarships For Practice and Research in the USA</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/10318/</link>
			<description>The end of 2011 was the deadline for the third BAFF (Baltic-American Freedom Foundation) scolarship...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[Professor Vita Zelce, the Faculty of Social Sciences, will go to the U.S., the George Washington University, to conduct a research dedicated to Russian- Latvian social memory and conflicts. The study is planned to be evolved into a scientific monograph. Professor intends to participate in scientific conferences devoted to Eastern Europe and to promote media and social memory enrichment. The researcher Boris Rjabovs, UL Institute of Astronomy, intends to explore sunspots at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Physics Department Center for Solar-&nbsp;Terrestrial Research. Two UL students Juris Baldunciks, Faculty of Economics and Management, and Ulrika Beitnere, Faculty of Biology, have also received the scolarships.
This spring and summer 24 representatives of the Baltic States will go to the U.S. to complement their professional knowledge and skills within the programmes of <i>BAFF</i>.<br /><br /><i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
			<category>Faculty of Biology</category>
			<category>Faculty of Economics and Management </category>
			<category>Faculty of Physics and Mathematics </category>
			<category>Faculty of Social Sciences </category>
			<category>Institute of Astronomy</category>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:50:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Santa Jastrebova, the coordinator of the incoming exchange students at the Faculty of Economics and Management (FEM)</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/10264/</link>
			<description>Santa Jastrebova, President of „ESN-Riga”, studies in the programme „European Studies” at FEM. She...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<b>Could you tell us about the activities of ESN-Riga?</b>
&nbsp;“ESN-Riga” is part of an international organisation “Erasmus Student Network” (ESN), the largest international student organisation in higher education. It supports student mobility under the principle “Students Helping Students”.
“ESN-Riga” is a volunteer non-political, non-profit and non-religious organisation that prepares various activities for the exchange students that arrive in Latvia. Those Latvian students who have returned from an exchange period abroad or simply wish to participate are brought into the international environment and organising of activities. “ESN-Riga” also develops international projects in cooperation with the international ESN.
The foundation of “ESN-Riga” is the “buddy” system.
<b>Who is a “study buddy” and how can you become one?</b>
A buddy is a mentor, an adviser, the first Latvian friend to the incoming exchange student who has chosen Latvia as the destination of his/her exchange studies. A study buddy helps the exchange student to accommodate themselves in Latvia for the first weeks by providing practical advice.
<b>Please elaborate on the “ESN-Riga” activities. Can the UL students take part, too?</b>
“ESN-Riga” organises various activities, mainly the ones oriented towards the incoming exchange students. However, other activists are welcome as well. For the exchange students, it organises introductory and conclusion seminars of the semester as well as trips within Latvia and abroad, including Russia. One of the greatest Northern Europe exchange student festivals is the Sea Battle where exchange programme students from Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Sweden, Norway and Denmark get together and take part in various activities on a cruise-ship. In the future, trips to other countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States are being planned – Belarus, Ukraine and others.
Various sport activities such as paintball tournaments, the Nordea marathon that we have taken part in for the fourth year and the UL sport games are organised, too.
The target audience of these activities is the exchange students; nevertheless, there are may other activities that welcome anyone interested. These are themed evenings, parties, various festivals – Halloween, St. Patrick’s Day, the Carnival, etc.
In cooperation with the exchange students, cultural evenings are organised, too. Up to now, we have had Spanish, Italian, African and other cultural evenings when the exchange students present the traditions, places to see, as well as dances, dresses and food of their countries and cultures.
<b>How did you decide to take part in ESN and how long have you been working in it?</b>
ESN exists since the year 2008, and I must say that my participation in ESN was coincidental. ESN organised a trip to Tallinn, and I decided to join them. After that I became a member of ESN and I was designated the coordinator of the buddy system – my first assignment was connected with finding 20 buddies for the foreign students. My becoming President of “ESN-Riga” is based on objective reasons. The previous manager switched jobs; therefore, two more people were looked for. At the time I was on the Board of “ESN-Riga” and I was responsible for PR and communication. Two years ago after returning from an ERASMUS exchange programme I became President of ESN.
In the beginning, my main motivation was to practice my English; however, as time passed by, I became more and more interested in the essence, goals and activity of the ESN organisation. That is why I still participate actively in it.
<b>Is there an ESN event that stands out in your memory?</b>
It was actually a funny occasion. On the back trip from Saint Petersburg, in the middle of the night as we were crossing the Latvian-Russian border, our bus broke down. First, the driver gave us an optimistic prognosis – we would have to wait for 2 hours. Of course, in reality we had to wait for a much longer time. The exhausted exchange students felt like sardines packed in the limited space on bus. I think that those students will never forget that trip either.
<b>What has been your experience like with ESN?</b>
This type of experience is invaluable – skills of practical management, organising and time planning; of course, a better understanding of how to protect the interests of students at the European Commission. I have also established new contacts and met fantastic people from all over the world. I can assure you that ESN is part of my life and working in it changed my life significantly.
Undeniably, ESN is hard work that requires time and also sleepless nights, but it is definitely worth it! A student’s “Thank you!” for an unforgettable semester in Latvia owing to ESN when they say goodbye to me on their last semester day is the best reward I can imagine.<br /><br /><i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:38:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>The 70th Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/10220/</link>
			<description>The Annual Scientific Conference  takes place at the UL from the end of January until March...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The Conference Plenary Session „ Learning from Crisis in Latvia and the World” is to be held at the UL Great Hall on Wednesday, February 1, at 12:00 o’clock.
&nbsp;The event will be opened by UL Rector Professor Marcis Auzins. The Minister of Foreign Affairs Edgars Rinkevics will read an opening lecture„&nbsp;<i>The Economic Crisis of Europe/&nbsp;Eurozone - Opportunity for National Development and Economic Growth.</i>” Afterwards Vjaceslavs Dombrovskis, member of Latvian Parliament, will present his paper „&nbsp;<i>The Experience of Latvia in Overcoming the Financial Crisis: Lesson for Other Countries</i>.” And Associate Professor Janis Keruss, the Faculty of History and Philosophy, will also give a presentation „&nbsp;<i>The Origin of Scientific Conferences: its Science and Ideology.</i>”
The Conference activities are organised in 8 sessions and 123 sectional meetings. Within the Conference more than 1990 presentations will be delivered in various branches: Biology, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Theatre Science, Mathematics, Astronomy, Pedagogy, Philology, etc.
The Annual Conference is aimed at ensuring the exchange of research results and ideas among researchers, lecturers and students. This has been an integral component of scientific activities since the conference was first held in 1945.
Anyone interested is welcome to participate in the Conference events.
The Conference programme and additional information is available on the website: <link http://www.lu.lv/70konference _blank>www.lu.lv/70konference</link>.
<i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jan 2012 13:21:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Vol. 6 of the Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication published</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/10113/</link>
			<description>At the end of the last year, Vol. 6 of the Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The collection holds the most significant reports presented during the 6th International Symposium of Cognitive Sciences at the University of Latvia in November, 2010. The reports were being edited, reviewed and selected in the course of one and a half years by experts from all over the world; only the best papers had been chosen for publishing.
Formal semantics is a theory of meaning – it studies the meaning of words, sentences and other linguistic or non-linguistic forms from the perspective of logical mathematics and connects this meaning with the cognitions of psychology research. Formal semantics and pragmatics (analysis of language use) is applied vastly in computational linguistics and theoretical and practical studies of language in the various contexts.
Editors of the collection: Prof. Barbara H.&nbsp;Partee (University of Massachusetts, USA), who is the founder of the modern formal semantics, Prof.&nbsp;Michael Glanzberg (Northwestern University, USA) and Assoc.&nbsp;Prof.&nbsp;Jurgis Skilters from the University of Latvia (UL).
The thematic focus includes the overlapping areas of logic, linguistics, communication and cognitive sciences. In greater detail, the collection explores formal, mathematically-oriented issues of the history of semantics (the report by B.&nbsp;Partee, the founder of the branch, gives a unique insight into the history of formal semantics from the author’s own perspective) as well as the semantics of beliefs and attitudes (M.&nbsp;Hegarty, University of Louisiana), issues of semantic focus (N.&nbsp;Kadmon and A.&nbsp;Sevi, Tel Aviv University), and the semantics of measurement (F.&nbsp;Landman, University of Tel Aviv, S.&nbsp;Rothstein, Bar-Ilan University, F.J.&nbsp;Pelletier, Simon Freiser University, Canada). The report by Prof. P.&nbsp;Schlenker (working at the universities of New York and Paris) studies the semantics of the language of the deaf.
It is a great achievement that the collection has engaged younger researchers as well as those distinguished experts who have set trends in the formal-mathematical semantics and related cognitive sciences in the last years. Among them we find prominent researchers such as Prof.&nbsp;Partee, Prof.&nbsp;Krifka (Berlin), founders of dynamic semantics M.&nbsp;Stokhof and P.&nbsp;Dekker (Amsterdam) as well as modern language researchers in cognitive sciences – N.&nbsp;Kadmon, F.&nbsp;Landman, F.J.&nbsp;Pelletier, C.&nbsp;Roberts, M.&nbsp;Romero, S.&nbsp;Rothstein, P.&nbsp;Schlenker, A.&nbsp;Szabolcsi. The authors come from the USA, Canada, the Netherlands, Israel, Russia, Czech Republic, Germany, Sweden and Latvia.
Publishing of the collection is one of the last years’ most significant events in formal semantics in Eastern Europe. Its compilation has been hard work – world’s most distinguished experts of the area from the Institute of Technology in Massachusetts, Stanford University, New York University as well as other outstanding research centres are among the reviewers.
The annual Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication is issued by the Centre of Cognitive Sciences and Semantics at the UL Faculty of Social Sciences in cooperation with Kansas State University New Prairie Press and MacMaster University in Hamilton. The yearbook is listed in the database of EBSCO quotable publications and is indexed.
The collection is partly financed from the ERAF project “Support of University of Latvia International Cooperation Projects and Other International Cooperation Activities in Science and Technologies”.
The yearbook is available electronically:
<link http://thebalticyearbook.org/journals/baltic/issue/current _blank>http://thebalticyearbook.org/journals/baltic/issue/current</link>
<i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:09:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>International Oral History Conference in Riga</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/9992/</link>
			<description>On March 29- 30, 2012, a conference „Community- based oral history dialogue” will take place in...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The Conference is organised by the National Oral History Centre (&nbsp;NMVC) in cooperation with the Latvian Oral History Association „&nbsp;LifeStory” and the Departament of History of Stockholm University.
Conference is devoted to the methodologies of biographical, life narrative, and oral history research, with particular attention to public involvement in the research process–&nbsp;from the gathering of sources to the dissemination of results. &nbsp;Special emphasis will be also put on the subject of dialogue and social interaction within emigrant communities as well as on their interaction with the host country and the country of origin. 
Topics for presentations will include research ethics, the connection of oral history to topical and socially sensitive issues and cultural values, as well as innovative forms of publications and projects for public audiences.
A number of well-&nbsp;known authorities in the field, such as Inta Gale-&nbsp;Carpenter from Indiana University Bloomington (&nbsp;USA) and Robert Miller from Queen’s University Belfast (&nbsp;Northern Ireland), have confirmed their participation in the conference, and over 30 speakers from Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, United Kingdom, Germany and Lapland have sent their applications.
Additional information about the conference programme and venue, will be available on the website: <link http://http//:www.fsi.lv _blank>www.fsi.lv</link>, the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, as well as on the website :&nbsp;<link http://www.dzivesstasts.lv/ _blank>www.dzivesstasts.lv</link>, Latvian Oral History Association „&nbsp;LifeStory”.
<img src="fileadmin/user_upload/lu_portal/logo/logo_mutvardu_vesture.jpg" height="53" width="202" alt="" /><br /><br /><i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<category>Faculty of History and Philosophy </category>
			
			
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			<title>Most significant scientific achievements of researchers of University of Latvia in 2011</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/9928/</link>
			<description>Based on the submissions by the universities, scientific institutes and centres, the Latvian...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The scientists at the UL Institute of Solid State Physics Jurijs Zukovskis, Doctor of Chemistry, and Roberts Evarestovs, foreign member of the LAS, in cooperation with the University of Saint Petersburg have constructed non-organic models of single and multiple walls with the help of linear group formalism, which were calculated by using the fundamental constants only.
Janis Klovins, Valdis Pirags, Darja Ciganoka, Inga Balcere, Ivo Kapa, Raitis Peculis, Andra Valtere, Liene Nikitina-Zake and Ieva Lase (scientists from the Latvian BioMedical Research and Study Centre, Pauls Stradins Clinical University Hospital, the UL Faculty of Medicine and Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital) have identified new genetic variations of the somatostatin receptor. This discovery will allow for individual therapy of acromegaly patients.
Anatolijs Truhins, Doctor of Physics at the UL Institute of Solid State Physics, has demonstrated that electron localization in vitreous silicon dioxide is determined by the amorphous nature of the structure. This discovery can be applied to improving electronic memory devices.
This year, the scientists at the UL Social and Political Research Institute have done substantial research on national identity and development of Latvia’s society. The research results were published in the issue “Overview of Nation’s Development 2010/2011: National Identity, Mobility and Capacity” (<i>&quot;Pārskats par tautas attīstību 2010/2011: Nacionālā identitāte, mobilitāte un rīcībspēja&quot;</i>)<i>, </i>edited by Doctors of Science Brigita Zepa and Evija Klave.
Vija Strazdina, Dace Grauda and Izaks Rasals, researchers at the UL Biology Institute and the State Stende Cereals Breeding Institute, have introduced a new and high-yielding variety of spring wheat “Robby” (“<i>Robijs</i>”) especially adapted to the Baltic region.
Margarita Badzdevica, Doctor of Historical Sciences at the UL Latvian History Institute, has studied the urban history of Riga in the 17<sup>th</sup> century based on the cartographic materials of Latvian and foreign archives.
<i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<category>Faculty of Medicine </category>
			<category>Faculty of Social Sciences </category>
			<category>Faculty of Biology</category>
			<category>Institute of Solid State Physics</category>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 04 Jan 2012 09:32:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Language Centre offers the following Courses (Classes begin on January 23, 2012) </title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/general/administrative/studycentres/language-center/</link>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 30 Dec 2011 10:07:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>UL Rector and Vice-rector for Research participated in a discussion on Latvian-Estonian cooperation in education</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/9858/</link>
			<description>On December 6, Rector of the University of Latvia (UL) Marcis Auzins and UL Vice-rector for...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[This year’s conference was dedicated to the Latvian-Estonian cooperation in the area of education. The conference participants were addressed by Valdis Dombrovskis, Latvia’s Prime Minister, and Andrus Ansips, Estonia’s Prime Minister, making their opening speeches.
Reports on the greatest challenges in promoting the system of education were delivered by Roberts Kilis, Latvia’s Minister of Education and Science, as well as by his Estonian colleague Jaks Avikso.
UL Rector Auzins emphasized the importance of cooperation among Latvian and Estonian universities in implementing study programmes. Vice-rector<b> </b>  M<b></b>uiznieks, in his turn, marked the necessity for coordination among university representatives in forming infrastructure development plans. 
The purpose of the Report is to analyze the present relationship between the two countries as well as to propose recommendations for the future. In 2009, it was decided upon conducting annual conferences dedicated to the elaboration of these recommendations and ideas of cooperation in definite areas.
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			<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:47:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Latvian Team First Qualifies For ACM- ICPC’ s Finals</title>
			<link>http://www.lu.lv/eng/news/t/9857/</link>
			<description>The UL team has become International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM- ICPC) Final’s contestant...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[„The contest lasted for five hours. Our team &nbsp;Unusual demonstrated one of the best results among the other teams, solving six out of eight competition problems. Solutions to the fifth and sixth problems were submitted just 11 and 3 minutes before the fixed time. The team solved two more problems but failed to introduce the necessary corrections due to lack of time. The other UL team ranked in 44th place, which is believed to be high and scores additional points and quotas for both - the region and the UL,” said Guntis Arnicans, Associate Professor of the UL Faculty of Computing (FC).
217&nbsp;teams participated in the contest. <i>Unusual</i> (&nbsp;Eduards Kalinicenko, Jevgenijs Vihrovs and Normunds Vilcins) ranked in 22nd place, but the team&nbsp;<i>Hyperdrive</i> (&nbsp;Agnis Arins, Arturs Backurs and Krisjanis Prusis)- 44th place. Latvian teams have also shown outstanding results among the Baltic States. Vilnius University got the 78th place, University of Tartu - 103th, Kaunas University of Technology - 104th. the UL won the 13th place, which made it possible to be selected for the finals.
„&nbsp;This success proves that we must not paint our situation in very gloomy colours. Despite the short financing in some educational areas, we have been able to produce ground-breaking results and become one of the top universities in the world,” said Juris Borzovs, Dean of the UL FC.
Last year 24,915 students from 2,070 Universities, representing 88 countries, participated in the ACM- ICPC.
The 2012 ACM- ICPC World Finals is to be held in Warsaw, May 14- 18, and 105 teams will participate.
Guntis Arnicans, Associate Professor of the UL FC, and Rihards Opmanis, PhD student, prepared the UL teams for the contest while Sergejs Melniks, <i>Progmeistars</i> <i>Ltd.</i>, and senior lecturer, assisted &nbsp;in training <i>Unusual</i>.<br /><br /><i>Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.</i>]]></content:encoded>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:40:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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