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focus here was on the development of sustainable concepts for the use of biomass, especially organic residues, for the production of fuels and biomass-based chemicals. In this context, Prof. Uellendahl [...] teaching in the field of sustainable energetic and material biomass use. Accordingly, his expertise in the ZNES is the extent to which sustainable energetic biomass use can be coupled with other renewable
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as a freelancer in projects on energy system evaluation and the use of renewable energies. From 2000 to 2006, he worked in industry at ABB, later ALSTOM Power, in Heidelberg and Mannheim, with changing
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in the context of racial persecution and genocide were still used in German universities. These continuities have contributed to the perception of academia by many members of the minority as an
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can be visualized from the multimodal database. Georeferencing is used to track the tracing paths spatially. Research questions 1. How can an openly accessible research environment be set up that does [...] standards. The subprojects coordinated their approaches to the joint use of research data and incorporated perspectives of Sinti and Roma communities in order to avoid marginalizing forms of data representation
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. ‘Transylvania’ represented a projection surface that was also used to negotiate minority issues in the imperial context. The topography of the multi-ethnic empire is therefore also of interest to the
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characters in feature films (1895 - 1950) Summary 1. Subproject 3 uses media and cultural-scientific methods to analyze the origin, the change in meaning and the aesthetic and political functions of [...] Republic, Hungary, Poland, France, England, Spain Aims AIM 1 – Using the concept of scenography, integrated analyses of fiction and artefact effects (e.g. empathy or empathy blockade), genre conventions
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processes more clearly than previous research. Fields of work Using literary, cultural and media studies methods, the subproject analyses spectacular Gypsy productions in literary texts (1), performance [...] descriptions of ‘others’. It examines which stereotypes and topoi are used and circulate as popular knowledge within the majority of society. 2: is dedicated to Gypsy representations in exhibition and
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staging of antiziganist motifs (1848-1930) Summary Subproject 1 uses art and visual-scientific methods to analyze the significance of modern antiziganist pictorial narratives. It examines the continuity
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(1850-1950)’ under the direction of Prof. Dr. Kirsten von Hagen uses examples from Spain and France, in particular Paris, to examine the extent to which Sinti and Roma were the subjects of spectacular
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to engage in resource intensive qualitative legal research. We use machine learning techniques to predict expected citations, based on the Court’s previous citation behavior and the relevance of a