“42 – die Antwort auf fast alles” u.a. mit einem Beitrag von Kirsten von Elverfeldt
Wann geht die Welt unter? Darüber spricht u.a. Kirsten von Elverfeldt in einem Beitrag in der Sendung “42 – die Antwort auf fast alles“.
Wann geht die Welt unter? Darüber spricht u.a. Kirsten von Elverfeldt in einem Beitrag in der Sendung “42 – die Antwort auf fast alles“.
The mathematician was invited to contribute to the key profile area “Quantum Matter and Materials” at the University of Cologne as a member of the Global Faculty. There, she is working at the interface between mathematics and quantum physics.
ÖSTERREICHISCHE GEOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT (ÖGG)
Vortragsankündigung – Einladung
Sehr geehrte Mitglieder und Freunde der ÖGG!
Sehr geehrte Kolleginnen und Kollegen!
Am 17. April 2023 findet im Hörsaal 5A des Neuen Institutsgebäudes der Universität Wien
im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe der ÖGG in Wien der dritte Vortrag in diesem Jahr statt:
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Dr. Heidrun Edlinger und Mag. Herbert Pichler
Institut für Geographie und Regionalforschung, Universität Wien
(Arbeitsgruppe Fachdidaktik Geographie und wirtschaftliche Bildung)
Der Lehrplan 2023 „Geographie und wirtschaftliche Bildung“
für die Sekundarstufe I – Neue Orientierungen und Chancen
für die Kooperation zwischen Fachdidaktik und Fachwissenschaft
Montag, 17. April 2023, 17 Uhr c. t.
Hörsaal 5A, Neues Institutsgebäude (NIG) der Universität Wien
1010 Wien, Universitätsstraße 7, 5. Stock (Lift)
Einführung und Moderation: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alois Humer (IfGR)
Bei dem Vortrag handelt es sich um einen Präsenzvortrag.
Alle Mitglieder und Freunde der ÖGG sind herzlich eingeladen, wieder persönlich
an einem Vortrag teilzunehmen und den Vortragenden persönlich kennenzulernen.
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Es besteht auch die Möglichkeit, am Vortrag online teilzunehmen:
Online-Teilnahme mit dem Videoprogrammsystem ZOOM; Teilnahme-Link:
https://univienna.zoom.us/j/69692289852?pwd=U0d4aDVKMmgzSHIyUGpMRzh1ME5YZz09
Achtung: Zusätzlich ist die Eingabe eines Kenncodes erforderlich: Kenncode 894099.
We are happy to share that Nikolaus Poechhacker, PostDoc at the Digital Age Research Center, will be part of the upcoming Legal Design Sprint at the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law at the University of Vienna. After being part of two predecessors, Nikolaus Poechhacker will provide the students with input on the normativity of digital technology and nudging and act as an advisor for the student projects.
The Legal Design Sprint is an innovative teaching format offered at the University of Vienna by Iris Eisenberger’s team. After two successful Design Sprints on the topic of data protection at the University of Graz, this year’s sprint will focus on challenges posed by digitalization in the workplace. The Legal Design Sprint 2023 is organised in cooperation with the Arbeiterkammer Wien as part of the “Digifonds 4.0”.
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