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1. Events

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   . Dr. Anuscheh Farahat LL.M. (Berkeley) & Prof. Dr. Nora Markard M.A. (King's College London) "Neoliberalism, the EU and Work-Life-Balance" - Christmas Lecture 2019 December 10, 2019 Europa [...] degree and promote the celebration of values and diversity in education and in the daily life. For this reason, EUS will continue the tradition of preparing interesting and innovative events for students [...] -Universität Flensburg is an event which for the 3rd consecutive year brought into headlights important and current issues related to European values, diversity and education. Through workshops, lectures and fun sessions

2. FAQ

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   and The Career Service tab on the Student Life section. Application When is the application deadline? Please refer to this page

3. Student Life

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   for participation in these and other simulation conferences. We also organize social events to get to know each other and have fun. As an association we have sent delegations to the following conferences: SFEB

4. 3rd Meeting+Seminar

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   Living on the Border. European Border Regions in Comparison From September 27th to September 29th 2012 the Danish-German-Polish Seminar for students and postgraduates was taking place

5. StoryTelling HowTo

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   your stories to a non-expert. Does it make sense? Does it achieve what you hoped? Further Study: M. Clough (2010).The Story Behind the Science: Bringing Science and Scientists to Life

6. Eijkman and Beri-Beri

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   Eijkman and Beri-Beri Listen It was a lazy summer afternoon in 1886 in Berlin, Germany at the popular Café Bauer. In one corner, a figure sporti

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7. Rumford and nutrition

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   :http://archive.org/details/completeworksco01sciegoog. D Secondary Sources Brown, G. I.: Scientist, Soldier, Statesman, Spy - Count Rumford: ¬The Extraordinary Life of a Scientific Genius. Stroud (Gloucestershire): Sutton 1999.Brown, S. C.: Count

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8. Empirical evidence

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   Empirical evidence Listen Science requires and relies on empirical evidence. Empirical evidence is frequently created through experimentati

9. Creative

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   Creative Listen Creativeness in sciences is evident for those who practice science, however, for those who do not, science appears to be either unflexible and acting according to some rules that can neither be understood nor questioned, or to be a work that has no place for individual approaches or competences. This misperception is problematic as it makes a professional life in the sciences unattractive. Stories where this aspect plays an important role are: Irene Joliot-Curie and her husband Frederic missed at least twice the chance

10. Prove

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    Prove Listen While science cannot "prove" its knowledge, its conclusions are still accepted and durable, Scientific knowledge can only be "

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