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Quantum mechanics is a precise mathematical theory of quantum phenomena. It is the cornerstone of physical sciences and the foundation of many modern technologies. At the same time, of all natural sciences, quantum physics is often invoked in declarations about the possible ordering of the world, and is connected to many paradoxical, unfortuately often even absurd and misleading statements. During the lecture we will attempt to separate the smoke from the fire and sketch out as clearly as possible the epistemological framework in which the laws quantum mechanics have been formulated and empirically tested. The empirically uncontested interpretation of causal indeterminism leads to ontological models (for example, "hidden variables"), which are compatible with a large range of metaphysical concepts. This conclusion cuts two ways: on the one hand, it significantly weakens the reductionist, materialist positions and serves as a rich source for philosophical ideas; on the other hand

The University of Latvia resolutely advocates gender equality in work and research. Gender equality is observed at the University of Latvia both in administration and research. In 2021, 72.25% of all students at UL were female. The largest number of women study in part-time studies, 86.22%. As of 1 October 2022, the female students at UL constitute 72.1% of the student population, while of the part-time students 87.06% are female. In 2021, 68% of university administration staff were female, while the female academic staff constituted 54%. Out of 13 faculty deans, 8 are women. The project “Religion and Gender Equality: Baltic and Nordic Developments” implemented by the UL Faculty of Theology will significantly contribute to the promotion of social inclusion, addressing the lack of gender equality in various spheres of life, with special attention to religion and culture. To achieve gender equality and ensure equal opportunities for all women 5.1. For the University of Latvia

of NAIS.LV in the study process of the UL Faculty of Law, thus contributing the value of EUR 3049.20; enabled organising the competition of computing (informatics) bachelor’s and master’s theses of Latvian higher education institutions by donating EUR 5 500; as well as funded the participation of the University of Latvia team in programming contest in 2015/2016 with EUR 12000. In 2016, Exigen Services LatviadonatedEUR 15700, including the support of EUR 5 500earmarked for the competition of computing (informatics) bachelor’s and master’s theses of Latvian higher education institutions and EUR 3 000for organisation of the 12 th International Baltic Conference on Databases and Information Systems (DB&IS). In 2017, Exigen Services Latviaenabled participation of Latvian team in ACM ICPC programming contest finals by donatingEUR 6 000. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

EU/EEA/Swiss citizens Citizen of the European Union, European Economic Area and Switzerland are eligible for the student loan. The main conditions that might present difficulties are the following: 1. The first instalment for your studies in the UL is to be made from your personal means pursuant to the contract received at the Faculty. (If the student processes a loan with a bank and the government does not guarantee for the student, then you should write an application at the UL Accounting Department after transferring the loan to the current account of the UL, and you will receive your first instalment back.) 2. For a study loan to be processed by a bank later, you will need a guarantor - a natural person employed in Latvia and receiving a minimum monthly salary from his/her employer, i.e., LVL200 (EUR 284 according to the Bank of Latvia exchange rate) and whose salary is processed in compliance with the laws of the Republic of Latvia. If you are satisfied with the general

of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry endeavored to separate smoke from fire to view as clearly as possible the epistemological framework in which the laws of quantum mechanics were formulated. The empirically observed quantum intedeterminacy leads to ontological models (e.g., "hidden variables"), which are compatible with a large number of metaphysical conceptions. This conclusion is jarring in two ways: one the one hand, it seriously weakens the reductionist position of materialism and serves as a rich inspiration for many philosophical speculations; on the other hand it provokes many unfounded appeals to quantum physics in discussions of spiritual topics. The lecture took place on May 26, 2021 and is also available on the LU TF Facebook page . Third public lecture on Youtube. " Revelation as a lightning bolt from the sky ". University of Latvia Theology Faculty docent and pastor Juris Cālītis discussed the importance of the concept of revelation in Christian theology. Why did there seem

Indulis Krauze (1957), lawyer, graduated from the Latvian State University, Faculty of Law. He was along-time member of the University of Latvia Mixed Choir "Juventus", where was singing for 30 years (1977–2007), and the president of the choir (1999–2002).He currently holds the position of the University of Latvia Honorary Member. Support In 2010, Indulis Krauze arranged and published a book/album "Juventus 90 gadi"("90 Years of Juventus"). In 2011, gave his support to scholarship "Ceļamaize". In 2012, he supported the "Juventus"Memorial Concert of Daumants Gailis’ 85 th anniversary. Along with his friends, Indulis Krauze has supported projects with the total amount of EUR5406.91. His friends who joined in support of the charitable causes: Andris Krauze, Linda Vītola, Andris Teikmanis, Zanda Penēze, Jānis Bičevskis, Vija Saleniece, Liene Freivalde, Jānis Barbans, Jānis Zande, Ināra Penēze, Mārtiņš and Maija Bērzabindi, Austra Vītola, Dzidra Skrube, Maija Vanaga, Jānis Blūms

after the deadline for the submission of project applications. To participate in project competition, students are required to prepare a project proposal, which includes a detailed description of the idea, a plan for implementing the idea, and a justification of the total cost estimate and its cost. The project competition rules, acceptance procedure, required documents, evaluation criteria and forms to be filled in can be found here or in the Faculty of Law's regulatory framework. The proof of funding referred to in point 15.1 of the Rules of Procedure of the Call for Proposals is a signed declaration by the co-financier in the form of an application to the Jury of the Call for proposals. The name of the project, the amount of the co-financing, and the purpose (lines of the estimate for which the co-financing is intended) should be indicated. In case of any questions or inquiries, please contact the Student Council Office during office hours, or write an e-mail to lusp

project, in which we model defects in scintillator materials. Scintillators emit light by absorbing ionizing radiation, which allows the use of such substances in various radiation detectors. This topic is exciting and relevant, and there is a lot to be done in this direction, given that it is a relatively new direction. It is essential to understand that there are projects implemented within the framework of specific financial support, but then there are themes and ideas unrelated to specific project programs. Not all ideas can be financially supported, but that doesn't mean the ideas are bad. There is this example with the famous material graphene obtained outside of a specific project by Manchester University researchers Professor Sir Andre Geim and Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, who devoted one day a week to playing with interesting topics outside the running projects. And they made a discovery that earned them the Nobel Prize. As for the coincidences, it is a well-known story

.10. The doctoral student’s rights and obligations are defined by the Universities Act, Law on Scientific Activity , UL Constitution, as well asRegulations of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia , UL normative documentats and Scientist’s Code of Ethics. Doctoral studies management 2.1.Doctoral studies programme’s creation and its academic quality monitoring is carried out within the framework and terms of the Republic of Latvia Universities Act,Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia, and UL normative documents. 2.2. Programmes are developed by professors, associate profesors or leading researchers.Programmes for approval are submitted to the UL senate by the faculty councils. 2.3. The programme is created in a field, subfield, field’s or subfield’s group according to the Latvian Council of Science Education Classification, if there are working at least three associate professors or professors.Involvment of highly qualified academic personnel from other

process, International political economy, Public international law, Research methodology. Graduates’ comprehensive interdisciplinary knowledge of European Union, diplomatic skills, analytical skills, and in-depth economic skills will provide solid basis for their work in different institutions of European Union, international organizations, as well as in national public and private sectors. Students gain knowledge for analytical and managerial positions in economic, political, and social fields, for diplomatic service, for economic lobbying activities at European Union level, and for further education in doctoral studies programmes leading to an academic career. The programme provides studies in international environment of lingual and cultural diversity by attracting both international students, lecturers, and experts. Studies are conducted in English. The highlight of the program is a study trip to EU and NATO institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Frankfurt which helps to master