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, together with studies in the field of Information Technology, supplements and thereby further findings and thus also enrich teaching and study projects in the professional specialisation of Information

/-in für Kältetechnik). Biat researches/analyses the work in this vocational field and uses its findings to develop innovative concepts for vocational education and training to design working and technical

similarities and differences between the German-Danish and the German-Polish border regions and to find new perspectives regarding the topic "European borders". Furthermore the legal principles and problems

the evening speech: Cosmologies of Danish-German Difference (Prof. Dr. Torben Vestergaard). Please find a report of the seminar here .

development of the concepts of what an atom is. The section physics deals with NOTHING – literally! You'll find here early ideas on what a vacuum is, the demonstration of artificial radioactivity and development

e What would be a suitable model to describe the likeness of an atom? Rutherford's experimental findings were in contradiction to the theories represented by his PhD thesis advisor J.J.Thompson. Sitting

best-known illness from which seamen of all times suffered. James Lind, a ship's doctor, was able to find the cause of the scurvy by employing a highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based [...] she layed out the principle of metamorphosis and illustrated it with a lot of her drawings. You'll find ideas on how Sibylla's idea make drawings of caterpillars and butterflies may have emerged in Sibylla

e What would be a suitable model to describe the likeness of an atom? Rutherford's experimental findings were in contradiction to the theories represented by his PhD thesis advisor J.J.Thompson. Sitting

atoms What would be a suitable model to describe the likeness of an atom? Rutherford's experimental findings were in contradiction to the theories represented by his PhD thesis advisor J.J.Thompson. Sitting

best-known illness from which seamen of all times suffered. James Lind, a ship's doctor, was able to find the cause of the scurvy by employing a highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based