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Von Lesern für Leser Häkeln für die Artenvielfalt im Kolibri
Ein Blütenteppich hängt über einem Tor 1 Minute Netzwerk Demokratie und Menschenrechte Kraichgau. Ein riesiger bunter Teppich aus gehäkelten Blüten soll es werden, der auf die Vielfalt und Schönheit der Arten und gleichzeitig ihre wachsende Bedrohung hinweist. Auf Initiative des „Netzwerk Demokratie und Menschenrechte Kraichgau“ und der „Omas for Future Bretten “ soll er im April 2027 in der Fußgängerzone in Bretten ausgelegt werden.
Ein Kinoabend der besonderen Art
Dieser Beitrag kommt aus dem BNN-Einsendeportal (Symbolfoto). 1 Minute Netzwerk Demokratie und Menschenrechte Kraichgau. Zu einem Kinoereignis der besonderen Art lädt das Netzwerk Demokratie und Menschenrechte Kraichgau am 11. Februar um 19.30 Uhr ins Kino in Bretten ein.
Why are strategic partnerships critical for life science innovation?
Singapore, July 1 -- Strategic alliances between startups and large companies will be more and more important as the life science sector develops because they will spur research and expedite the release of breakthrough treatments for patients. Innovation stays at the forefront of the industry thanks to the cooperative efforts of resource-rich businesses and nimble startups, which ultimately benefits patients and improves global health outcomes.
Superparamagnetic nanoparticles with LC polymer brush shell as efficient dopants for ferronematic phases
Superparamagnetic nanoparticles with LC polymer brush shell as efficient dopants for ferronematic phases† Karin Koch,a Matthias Kundt,a Anda Barkane,a Hajnalka Nadasi,b Samira Webers, c Joachim Landers,c Heiko Wende, c Alexey Eremin b and Annette M. Schmidt *a Author affiliations * Corresponding authors a Universität zu Köln, Department Chemie, Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Luxemburger Str.
Connecting students to STEM careers
By Karin Koch and Terri Giamarino | March | April 2021 It began with a vision and a chance meeting in late 2019. Karin Koch, Ecosystem Director at University Lab Partners, and Kenia Cueto, Ph.D., Business Partnership Manager at North Orange County Regional Occupational Program, had a conversation about how to introduce and bring awareness of the biotech field to high school students in Orange County.
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