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06 SEP 2022

Lectures

Published

Ruins Past and Future: Four Ways of Looking at History

Why are ruins fascinating in such varied contexts and for such varied artistic purposes?

13 SEP 2022

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Rule of law backsliding in the EU: What it is and what must be done about it

Are electoral autocracies and one-party states still a mere theroetical concern or are they posing a clear threat to our common legal framework?

20 SEP 2022

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Proteins, Protein Design, and Their Impact on Humanity

How progress in our understanding of proteins through the study of DNA and RNA will deeply change our lives

27 SEP 2022

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Physics against cancer – New Frontiers in measuring biological effects of radiation

How can physics help us in tackling the fight against cancer?

11 OCT 2022

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Ensuring Global Health Equity in a Post-pandemic Economy

What should a post-pandemic economy look like?

18 OCT 2022

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Challenge of bioremediation of large industrial areas with Political-Economic-Social considerations: A story of Alberta oil sands tailings ponds

10 years of impact and development of bioremediation technologies towards OSPW

25 OCT 2022

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Wired on Steroids: Sexual Differentiation of the Brain and Its Role in the Expression of Sexual Partner Preferences

How can genetic phenomena and embryonic endocrine exert influence on the determination of sexual orientation?

08 NOV 2022

Lectures

Published

Natural Philosophy between ancient sources and empirical investigation

Collectionism from Conrad Gessner to Daniel Sennert

15 NOV 2022

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Going beyond structural imaging: using advanced MRI to inform on metabolism and function in health and disease

How is it possible to make up for the limitations of the conventional MRI and assess real time metabolic fluxes?

22 NOV 2022

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Beyond Certainty. Expertise and Public Policy in World Society

How can we trace the mechanisms leading to the dialectical dynamics between ‘silent politics’ and ‘open politics’?

29 NOV 2022

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Monuments Destroyed, Memories Erased, Revisionisms of WWII, Socialism, and the Wars of the 1990s in the Post-Yugoslav Space

Tangible and Intangible Memory as Activism in Post-Yugoslav Art and Film

06 DEC 2022

Lectures

Published

Echoes of Sounds and Radio

From Marconi’s experiments to current 5G, an overview of the developed electromagnetic sounders