Next year, Fudan Nordic Centre celebrates its 20th anniversary. The member universities’ meeting for the preparation of the celebration is held in Turku.
Fudan Nordic Centre Council meeting in Shanghai.
The Centre for East Asian Studies organised a Japanese Speech Event for the first time on Tuesday 28 October. 13 students took part in the competition.
The Ambassador of Japan, Mr. Kenji Shinoda, opened the competition.
According to latest research, black holes with four solar masses exist. Up until now, all the known black holes have had a mass larger than that of five suns.
A black hole in X-ray binary system.
Science in ordinary language. That is the dream and goal of Sabrina Maniscalco, Professor of Physics. The idea that had been germinating for a couple of years became reality this autumn when Maniscalco and a few others established a Science Café in Turku. The number of people who came to the Café proved that there was a demand for it.
– Without the University of Turku, my scientific career would never have continued, says Stefan Hell and ”raises” a glass of champagne via telephone to the crowd gathered in the break room of the Laboratory of Biophysics at the University of Turku.
Stefan Hell published the idea of the Stimulated Emission Depletion, i.e. STED, microscopy for the first time in 1994 when he was working in the University of Turku.
– Without the University of Turku, my scientific career would never have continued, says Stefan Hell and ”raises” a glass of champagne via telephone to the crowd gathered in the break room of the Laboratory of Biophysics at the University of Turku.
Stefan Hell published the idea of the Stimulated Emission Depletion, i.e. STED, microscopy for the first time in 1994 when he was working in the University of Turku.
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The agreements will support joint research, development and educational projects and promote the researcher, teacher, staff and student mobility.
Environmentally, socially and economically sustainable development as well as successful climate change adaptation and mitigation can only be achieved by encouraging knowledge sharing and cooperation between different sectors and decision-makers. This year’s FFRC international futures conference focused on these important issues.