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Director of the Institute of Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy, University of Latvia, Inga Šīrante participated in the conference "Liaocheng Foreign Experts Conference", China (November 13 - November 15), which was attended by experts from various fields, high-level professionals and young talents beneficial solutions for the development of the sectors represented. During the event Inga Šīrante presented the research directions of IAPS UL and their achievements, as well as the University of Latvia and Latvia, as well as made contacts with Chinese entrepreneurs during the networking event.

The purpose of the International Young Scientist Conference “Development in Optics and Communications 2013” is to bring together students and young scientists working experimentally and theoretically in the fields of optics and photonics to share and exchange new ideas and to establish contacts for future collaboration. There are 5 conference topics: Laser Physics and Spectroscopy; Optics in Communication; Biophotonics; Optical Materials and Phenomena; Vision Science. www.docriga.lv/assets/5a398ed046e3e/DOC-2013%20book%20of%20abstracts.pdf

Food Science Lab Alliance level kick-off in Dijon 12th – 14th January 2020: 3 days meeting hosted by the Alliance Level Contacts Persons in Dijon. This meeting aimed at getting to know each other and identify common topics. Three persons per partner university were present. After this meeting, each contact person spread the information in its university. Working meeting of the Food Science Lab in Dijon, January 2020 Blog posts from Lab activities Participants confirmed in Summer School FFQSS - Fermented Foods: quality, safety and sustainability A uB Student Tells of His Internship in a Laboratory in UV Food Science Lab Progress Meeting

Alliance level Contact Persons University of València, Spain Professor Jose Carlos Pedrosa López J.Carlos.Pedrosa@uv.es University of València, Spain Project manager Carmen Naval carmen.naval@uv.es University level Contact Persons Johannes Gutenberg University, Germany Professor Petra Ahrweiler petra.ahrweiler@uni-mainz.de University of Jyväskylä, Finland Professor Mikko Villi mikko.villi@jyu.fi University of Jyväskylä, Finland Associate Professor Turo Uskali turo.i.uskali@jyu.fi University of Burgundy, France Professor Franck Marzani Franck.Marzani@u-bourgogne.fr University of Opole, Poland Professor Marta Maciejasz-Świątkiewicz marta.ms@uni.opole.pl University of Palermo, Italy Professor Manfredi Bruccoleri manfredi.bruccoleri@unipa.it University of Latvia, Riga

August 26, 2016 Memorandum of Cooperation got signed between the University of Latvia (represented by Professor Valdis Segliņš) and a NGO from Kazakhstan «Central Asian Cancer Institute» (represented by the chairman Nurbek Igissinov). The fields of collaboration of the Memorandum included the following: development of international contacts between Kazakhstan and Latvia, cooperation in research, including for the GISTAR project, collaborative development of innovation projects as well as facilitation of collaborative publications. This is expected that the Memorandum is going to facilitate the collaboration between the University of Latvia and Universities and research organizations in Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries.

Several student associations from FORTHEM universities are willing to work on civic engagement projects. Whether you are a single student searching for a student association or a representative of a student association, you can contact Alliance’s student associations from our database to set up a project together. You can also join projects proposed by students or associations who are looking for partners . You have a specific project in mind and you are looking for students or associations to join you? You can fill our civic engagement project proposals form in and we will publish your idea on our website so that people who are interested in your proposition can contact you and join your team Good to know: local FORTHEM office from your home university as well as your lecturers or your home university Career Service can provide you the contacts of local institutions and NGOs so you can see if they are interested in setting up a project with you.

Alliance level Contact Persons University of Palermo, Italy Professor Francesco Lo Piccolo francesco.lopiccolo@unipa.it University of Palermo, Italy Associate Professor Annalisa Mangiaracina annalisa.mangiaracina@unipa.it University of Palermo, Italy Associate Professor Giuseppe Paternostro giuseppe.paternostro@unipa.it University level Contact Persons Johannes Gutenberg University, Germany Professor Dr. Veronika Cummings cummings@geo.uni-mainz.de University of Jyväskylä, Finland University Teacher Hanna-Mari Kivistö hanna-mari.kivisto@jyu.fi University of Burgundy, France University Lecturer David Bousquet david.bousquet@u-bourgogne.fr University of Opole, Poland Assistant Professor Michał Wanke michal.wanke@uni.opole.pl University of Latvia, Riga Professor Raivis Bickeskis raivis.bicevskis@lu.lv

Alliance level Contact Persons University of Opole, Poland Assistant Professor Barbara Curyło bcurylo@uni.opole.pl University of Opole, Poland Associate Professor Robert Geisler rgeisler@uni.opole.pl University level Contact Persons Johannes Gutenberg University, Germany Professor Arne Niemann arne.niemann@uni-mainz.de University of Jyväskylä, Finland Associate Professor Tuuli Lähdesmäki tuuli.lahdesmaki@jyu.fi University of Jyväskylä, Finland Senior Lecturer Vasileios Syros vasileios. syros@jyu.fi University of Burgundy, France Vice Dean Hélène Tourard Helene. Tourard@u-bourgogne.fr University of Palermo, Italy Associate Professor Antonio Lavieri Antonio.lavieri@unipa.it University of Latvia, Riga Professor Inna Steinbuka inna.steinbuka@lu.lv University of Latvia, Riga

between China and Central and Eastern European Countries (16+1) for closer cooperation in the field of education, as well as informed that Latvia will host the 5 th 16+1 Meeting of the Heads of Government in Riga, in November of 2016.LU representatives highlighted the need for Latvia to broaden its expertise and to participate into international research in order to develop knowledge and awareness about Tibet, its culture and religion. They expressed confidence that the contacts established during the Forum will facilitate cooperation between the academics of Latvia, China and other countries in research of Tibetan Buddhism and Buddhism in China in general.The Faculty of Theology has started to develop contacts with Chinese universities in order to cooperate in the field of religious studies with the support of the Embassy of China in Latvia. The Faculty of Theology is the only entity in Latvia that has an academic program for religious studies and is actively involved in supporting

Magnetic Latvia magazine provides information on Latvia's business ecosystem, investments, start-ups, key events as well as local and international companies and their success stories in Latvia. The magazine is a great source of inspiration for those who are planning to visit Latvia for their next holiday trip and for those who are considering starting or expanding their business here, establishing contacts or simply getting to know Latvia. The magazine also offers information about our Insitute of Solid State Physics, its activities in the field of smart materials, the new cooperation platform Materize and the Deep Science Hackathon event. Electronic version of the magazine: www.liaa.gov.lv/en/magnetic-latvia-magazine