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.Currently, the Institute employs nearly 100 highly qualified doctors, providing international exchange of research experiences and offering innovative solutions to the industry. In 2012, when it became a coordinator of the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) project, investing in the development of infrastructure for the Latvian Nanostructured Research Centre (LATNANO-C), clean room facility was created to serve research, education (for bachelor, master's and doctoral studies), innovations (technology transfer in close cooperation with companies) and international cooperation. Clean room facilities and developed infrastructure, act as an Open-Access laboratory for the synthesis, advanced characterisation and analysis of different materials as well as serving the needs and demands of industrial partners.ISSP UL provides R&D solutions for various business enterprises offering its research expertise ranging from the studies of the properties of the surface coatings and optical properties of glass

European nations in the realm of science and high-tech developments through materials research and technology transfer. The project will have a strategic impact on the scientific, industrial and economic developments in Latvia as well as the entire Baltic Sea region. The Centre of Excellence will establish Open Access Laboratories to promote research, innovation and high-tech commercialization in Latvia. These laboratories will be open to academic and industrial institutions throughout the whole Baltic Sea region. In this project, in cooperation with the University of Latvia, master’s and doctoral level educational programs will be revised and upgraded in order to train specialists in the fields of nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, nanophotonics and related high-tech fields. The dynamic environment at the Centre of Excellence will promote the development of new products and start-up enterprises through enhanced interactions between students, scientists and entrepreneurs.CAMART 2 is based

nations in the realm of science and high-tech developments through materials research and technology transfer. The project will have a strategic impact on the scientific, industrial and economic developments in Latvia as well as the entire Baltic Sea region. The Centre of Excellence will establish Open Access Laboratories to promote research, innovation and high-tech commercialization in Latvia. These laboratories will be open to academic and industrial institutions throughout the whole Baltic Sea region. In this project, in cooperation with the University of Latvia, master’s and doctoral level educational programs will be revised and upgraded in order to train specialists in the fields of nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, nanophotonics and related high-tech fields. The dynamic environment at the Centre of Excellence will promote the development of new products and start-up enterprises through enhanced interactions between students, scientists and entrepreneurs. CAMART 2 is based

šajā tālajā zemē! Ar sveicieniem un ilgām pēc Latvijas – Jānis Karušs, Māris Krievāns un Kristaps Lamsters”.Latvijas polārpētnieku komanda Lieldienas visticamāk pavadīs uz kuģa kaut kur okeānā, ceļā uz Dienvidameriku. Ekspedīciju atbalsta Latvijas Universitātes fonds (SIA «Mikrotīkls» ziedojumafinansējums),SIA "Ceļu būvniecības sabiedrība"Igate", SIA "Spectre Latvia", veikals " Ceļotājs", Radošo risinājumu aģentūra SIA “Tribe” un SIA "Master Foto". Projekts līdzfinansēts “Atbalsts pēcdoktorantūras pētniecības īstenošanai” . Projekta numurs: 1.1.1.2/16/I/001. Pētniecības pieteikuma numurs: 1.1.1.2/I/16/118.

Leaded by noble goals, Peter Alunans – a long-time patron of the University of Latvia (UL) living in America – has begun to support young people in a neighbouring university. For the first time a scholarship was awarded to a student at the Vilnius University (VU) through mediation of the UL Foundation. Peter Alunan's family scholarship was founded in 2001 in cooperation with the UL Foundation. It aims to support young people facing difficulties in life. When P. Alunans with his father Alexander Alunans decided to donate to Latvia's growth, it was clear that the aim will be youth education. The man must be educated, then the rest of his life will come easier – were the words of A. Alunans. This year, the patron expanded the scale of charity.Parents of P. Alunans are Latvians. He was born in the Second World War refugee camp in Germany, and in 1950 the Alunans family entered the United States. Family education is a matter of honor, Alunans has a master's degree in biology and German

it represents – excellence, academic freedom, openness and responsibility – is kindly invited to join the celebration. Guests and visitors from all around the world are welcome, too, as the Night of the Century takes place only once in a hundred years. More about the UL centenary celebrations: www.lu.lv

Leaded by noble goals, Pēteris Alunāns – a long-time patron of the University of Latvia (UL) living in America – has begun to support young people in a neighbouring university. For the first time a scholarship was awarded to a student at the Vilnius University (VU) through mediation of the UL Foundation. Pēteris A. Alunān's family scholarship was founded in 2001 in cooperation with the UL Foundation. It aims to support young people facing difficulties in life. When P. Alunāns with his father Aleksandrs Alunāns decided to donate to Latvia's growth, it was clear that the aim will be youth education. The man must be educated, then the rest of his life will come easier – were the words of A. Alunāns. This year, the patron expanded the scale of charity. Parents of P. Alunāns are Latvians. He was born in the Second World War refugee camp in Germany, and in 1950 the Alunans family entered the United States. Family education is a matter of honor, Alunāns has a master's degree in biology

For the first time in the university’s history, a student from Korea has obtained a bachelor's degree at the University of Latvia (UL), reports the TV3 news programme "900 sekundes". Several years ago, the young man briefly visited Latvia for the first time, just passing through. The quick impression proved strong enough to return to Latvia and start his studies. In addition to his studies at the University of Latvia, twenty-three-year-old Korean Hwije Im is actively creating content on social networks. He has created a "Youtube" channel in Korean language, which tells about Latvia to foreign viewers. Hwije travelled extensively before commencing his studies, and visited the Baltic states, including Latvia in one of his travels. “I have visited more than 50 countries and travelled through Latvia. As soon as I arrived here, Latvia enchanted me and I decided to return here,” says UL student from Korea Hwije Im. Hwije Im chose to study at the University of Latvia Faculty of Business

For the first time in the university’s history, a student from Korea has obtained a bachelor's degree at the University of Latvia (UL), reports the TV3 news programme "900 sekundes". Several years ago, the young man briefly visited Latvia for the first time, just passing through. The quick impression proved strong enough to return to Latvia and start his studies. In addition to his studies at the University of Latvia, twenty-three-year-old Korean Hwije Im is actively creating content on social networks. He has created a "Youtube" channel in Korean language, which tells about Latvia to foreign viewers. Hwije travelled extensively before commencing his studies, and visited the Baltic states, including Latvia in one of his travels. “I have visited more than 50 countries and travelled through Latvia. As soon as I arrived here, Latvia enchanted me and I decided to return here,” says UL student from Korea Hwije Im. Hwije Im chose to study at the University of Latvia Faculty of Business

of participants from Europe and other parts of the world will take part in the event. The Summer School will be conducted in two languages - English and (for some participants) French. The students and postgraduates will spend five days intensively reflecting on the concept of symbolic borders. A detailed programme can be found here . On the first day, in the conference room of the Opole University Museum, the opening lecture will be presented by Benno Herzog, professor of sociology at the University of Valencia, who specialises in the study of discourse. The lecture, open to all those interested, will be followed by an interdisciplinary discussion, while in the afternoon participants will take part in a 'sociological' walk around Opole. In the evening, the Meduza cinema will host a screening of a documentary on post-World War 2 resettlement, and a final discussion of the day. The second day will have the form of a symposium. Over the course of four sessions, lecturers will share