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Forschungsarbeiten zum Thema Vielfalt und Inklusion umsetzen. Insgesamt kann eine Förderung von bis zu 1.200 Euro zur Finanzierung eines Projekts beantragt werden. Bewerbungen können unter saana.haddouchi@uantwerpen
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every instrument is welcome to participate. Rehearsals: During the semester, Mondays 12.00 p.m. till 2.00 p.m. in the Theatersaal at the University of Bremen Credit points: 2 more detailed information under:
How much longer will it be able to withstand mankind? The film is an uncompromising look at the past 200 years of industrial development and its impact on our planet. https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/073938
Reform of the law of descent - what changes? Tuesday 14th May - 2:00 to 2:50 PM Presentation language: German This event will take place online. The current law of descent is outdated and in need of correction
most prestigious awards. She is co-author of the textbook on interaction design, which has sold over 200,000 copies worldwide and has been translated into 6 languages. Host: Prof. Dr. Rainer Malaka Research
Tagungsseite zur Verfügung. Wenn man bei der Anmeldung schnell ist, lohnt sich das doppelt - die ersten 200 Anmeldungen bekommen ein spannendes Tagungspaket nach Hause geschickt. Inhaltlich lohnt sich der Besuch
Germany that will implement the migration from the current PICA-LBS3 system to Folio for more than 200 libraries in the network. With the active support of GBV’s head office, SuUB Bremen will develop a
hall. The Mensa is located in the central area by the lake. Monday untill Friday: 11:30 am untill 2:00 pm MZH Level 0, left at the main entrance. The MZH is the highest building in the central area. Monday
held online and require you to: read an academic text (600 words) and summarise the key points in 180-200 words (time allowed: 60 minutes); discuss the topic presented in this text in an oral exam (time allowed:
particles in the nanoscale range (5–50 nm) which form chemically bonded aggregates (typical size range 200–300 nm) during their production. Aggregates in turn form larger structures called agglomerates which