of physics, because well, these three faculties are considered the most complex faculties at the universityomehow interconnected, the chemistry of medicinal compounds is approximately the same as pharmaceutical chemistry, the only difference is that our program itself is slightly expanded, that is, i study for 5 years, and pharmaceutical students, they only study for 4 years, they have a more abbreviated form, they have more like would workloads than ours, my main specialty is that not only can i do pharmaceutical work, i can also learn how to work with medicines, in factories, i can work as a practical worker, i can work in factories. in principle, this is all both a physical specialty and a chemical one, i did not expect that, well, regarding, say, laboratory work, i did not expect that so much time would be devoted to all this, so much work is done by hand, because for me, education, which i grew up with here there is no such applied, applied practice, we either do it virtually, or we were doing some kind of children’s experiments when i started... doing it, in the end i just decided i n

physics, higher school of economics, yeah., plans, well, to do russian science, to create. laboratory, for example , we don’t have one in the faculty, we need to create it, complete our studies , bring people there, trained employees who will agree to work and somehow start developing this business, you somehow had something to do with grant support, there you see, such a thing, so as not to mention the name, i’ll put it simply, there was initially a guarantor, there was an idea to create. but then the circumstances arose that neither a grant nor a laboratory was created, and as a result, all of our scientific employees are not completely assigned to the tower, because they are all active scientists, they need to work, they work in naranovo institutes, but according to the rules of the tower they without being teachers there, they cannot be on the insert, it turns out that they are neither there nor there, so technically there are difficulties in obtaining, yes there is. we’re just trying to get out, but we don’t have time to

he should study history in the faculty of physical sciences. farhangian university will come next kane says that i don't recognize this university at all, i don't accept this teacher, we have article 28, now it says, "don't tell the previous government. in november , i don't know how many months of the year he was gone, he was accepted . a month later, he was sent to the school to take a four-answer test. this confirmation of academic qualification is a teacher who is being trained, his quantity is just lame , what about someone who is going to lead a class with a four-choice test question in a month . professor. i criticize my curriculum in management, he says that it is we have a term for newly graduated teacher training. they use the term induction. in the first years, they face a teaching crisis . farhangian university should also support and monitor its graduates. i am saying that despite all these shortcomings , farhangian university is still successful in teacher training of knowledge faculties of educational sciences are better, i am a

after the great patriotic war, which he spent at the front, he entered the faculty of physics and mathematics returned to minsk and began work at the newly opened institute of physics, academy of sciences of the bssr. borisevich's area of ​​scientific interest became molecular. troscopy, luminescence, quantum electronics, infrared technology. together with his colleagues, he achieved significant results in the field of molecular spectroscopy. these discoveries became the basis for creation of a new type of laser with tunable radiation purity and new directions in science. for its creation , borisevich's scientific group was awarded the lenin prize. nikolai borisevich also received the highest state awards for the creation of a new class of optical filters. for a wide region of the infrared spectrum, for studies of polarized luminescence of free complex molecules and other scientific achievements. their formulations are completely incomprehensible to those who studied physics only at school, but each of them had a huge applied value. nikolai borisevich headed the academy of sciences of the bss

after the great patriotic war, which he spent at the front, he entered. at the faculty of physics anden defended his phd thesis in leningrad, returned to minsk and began work at the newly opened institute of physics, academy of sciences of the bssr. borisevich's area of ​​scientific interests was molecular spectroscopy, luminescence, quantum electronics, and infrared technology. together with his colleagues, he achieved significant results in the field of molecular spectroscopy. these discoveries became the basis for the creation of a new type of overshoot laser. nikolai borisevich also received the highest state awards for the creation of a new class of optical filters for a wide region of the infrared spectrum, for the study of polarized luminescence of free complex molecules and other scientific achievements, their formulations are completely incomprehensible to those who only studied physics at school, but... nikolai borisevich almost 20 years headed the academy of sciences of the bssr, since 1992 he was the honorary president of the academy of sciences of belarus, he became the f

specialties, and not only at the faculty of chemistry, but at the faculty of biology and physics, becausee most difficult. at the university, and the specialty, they are also somehow interconnected. the chemistry of medicinal compounds is approximately the same as pharmaceutical chemistry. the only difference is that our program itself is slightly expanded, that is, i study for 5 years, and pharmaceutical students, they only study for 4 years, they have a more abbreviated form, they have a larger workload, as it were, than ours. my main specialty is... that not only can i engage in pharmaceutical activities, i can also learn how to work with medicines there, i can work in factories as an internship, i can work in factories, in principle, this is all a physical specialty and a chemical one, i didn’t expect that, well regarding, let's say, laboratory tests, i didn't expect that there would be so much time to devote to all this , so much... i learned in 2 years of studying chemistry, it was completed in three lectures, these are three lectures, it was in 2 weeks of study, i already realized

faculty of the higher school of economics, asked putin to help with the creation scientific laboratoryiversity, another son, a student at the faculty of philosophy at moscow state university, is also thinking about the future, i don’t know exactly where philosophers work in russia, so. but i was a brother if i had somehow been told the approach of a philosopher. the young philosopher turned out to be quite inquisitive, which is probably the engine of success in the subject of his scientific research. it seems that your favorite philosopher is berdyaev? who else? are there people like kant? who are worth reading and try to penetrate into what they are thinking about. if the starry sky that evening for vladimir putin’s guests was hidden by the vaults of the church of the savior and the man-made, then the moral law inside, according to kant’s imperative, resonated with the shrines, the president told the guests about one: the icon of st. elizabeth feodorovna, who died as a martyr along with the royal family in the urals . for the book of scientific evidence the existence of god was not re

physically. and natural sciences, nsu, one of the leaders among universities in the world. nuclear research center chose to build supercollider model, which was proposed by scientists from the institute of nuclear physics, graduates and teachers of nsu. on january 9, 1992 , the republika srpska was proclaimed. it emerged from the ruins of the collapsed yugoslavia as a self-proclaimed state. then a bloody... civil war began in bosnia, which lasted about 4 years and claimed about 100,000 lives. all sides showed terror and cruelty, but the west stood on the side of the muslims and blamed the serbs for the confrontation. and after 3 years in ninety-five, according to as a result of the dayton agreements, the republic became one of the three constituent parts of bosnia and herzegovina. it has its representative offices in nine countries, including russia, the usa and serbia. more than 80% of serbs live in republika srpska. russia. maintains strong friendly relations with her and plans to open his own diplomatic mission. this is what this day in history was like. the internationa

graduates of physics and mathematics faculties, as well as energy specialists, form the basis of engineeringindustrial enterprises in russia. we first need to fit everything into one zone. the theme of this year's robotics festival is directly related to minerals. a team from novosibirsk has designed a device that can prevent serious emergency in the mines. the robot shakes up shale barriers containing inert dust. not very important, in fact, more expensive than mechanisms, and better than installing a bunch of sensors, shaking them, periodically checking the equipment. this year the festival will host competitions as part of the educational project energy in every drop. more than a hundred teams from irkutsk, novosibirsk, krasnoyarsk and buryatia. future engineers compete in technical knowledge and programming, traditional rabosib and robot battles. at one of the largest festivals robotics students can compete not only in intelligence, but also measure their strength. perhaps this is what hockey will look like in the future. from hockey only pucks, they imitate golden balls. working with dr

wait, this is sveta karpova, from the third year of physics faculty. where does she live?address? she arrives, well , probably in the hostel. this is not far from tchaikovsky 7. max, we agreed on the evening, good afternoon, oh, who are you? sorry, why did i burst in like that, captain klimov, police. tell me, does svetlana karpova live here? yes, here, but she’s not there now, and you don’t know where she is? no, i don’t know, she came late yesterday, packed her things and ran away somewhere. oh, but i don’t have her cell phone, how can it be, you live together, friends, but there’s no cell phone, so what, we’re not friends, we just live in the same room, and even then not for long, okay, then i can ask you when she returns , let him call this number back, okay, i’ll pass it on, but now i need to get dressed, otherwise, excuse me. let's go, we have to get dressed, let's go, let's go, come on, come on, come on, tell me, if you, well, purely hypothetically, lived with a person in a dorm, but wouldn't you really take a person's phone number in a year, well, yes, purely just

now part of the university. these are six faculties, three institutes and 110 departments.nsu is one of the leaders among universities in the world. in 2015, the european center for nuclear research chose the model proposed by scientists from the institute of nuclear physics, graduates and teachers of nsu for the construction of a supercollider. on january 9, 1992 , the republika srpska was proclaimed. she appeared in pieces, collapsed. slavia as a self-proclaimed state. then a bloody civil war began in bosnia, which lasted about 4 years and claimed about 100,000 lives. terror and cruelty were shown by all sides, but the west stood on the side of the muslims and blamed the serbs for the confrontation. and 3 years later in 1995, as a result of the dayton agreements, the republic became one of the three constituent parts of bosnia and herzegovina. it has its representative offices in nine countries, including russia, the usa, and serbia. more than 80% of serbs live in republika srpska. russia maintains strong friendly relations with her and plan to open their own diplomatic m

education and a paid one, but why do the cost of education at different faculties differ?nt is required , it was spent on it, on its purchase, operation, consumables, money is spent, so they are also taken into account when calculating this cost of training, so it cannot be the same, precisely because that various funds are invested there so that the student receives an education, there are such faculties in which there is no budget at all for... the social sphere, for this reason there is planning and the state has the right to finance and provide training in a particular specialty so that in the future this specialist will then enter the state sphere, the public sector of the economy. why are there fewer budget places every year? well, i would not say that there is such a direct dependence and... in some specialties , on the contrary, we are expanding the budget form of training, and there is, for example, such a variety as a targeted form of training, when individual government agencies... ministries, committees are interested in, for example, that it is at the faculty

he is a fellow of the american physical society, a recipient of the presidential faculty award from the white house and national science foundation and, was awarded the 2019 templeton prize and has authored five books and is the co-founder of 13.8, where he writes about science and culture with physicist adam frank. he is devoted to the understanding of science and his books have been published in 15 languages. a native of riyadh, janeiro, brazil, he lives in hanover, hampshire. marcelo gleiser is presenting his new book, the dawn of a mindful universe, a manifesto for future since copernicus yes, humanity has increasingly seen itself as adrift in insignificant speck within a large cold universe. in donovan mindful universe, marcelo gleiser argues that it is we have lost the spark of the enlightenment, has guided humanity that has guided him in development over the past several centuries. while some scientific efforts have been over the past. excuse me, while some scientific efforts have been made to overcome this increasingly bleak perspective, the ongoing search for life on other plan

of educational science faculties , its content must be coordinated with the research organization in a structure. we don't want physics elite, we need physics education, math education, we need education we need science and i don't have teachers. you go . the teacher wants to be a member of the academic staff . he is the first rank of the university. it is not clear whether he will be a successful teacher or a successful professor . look at the time of shiraz and the time of mr. rouhani, he says that when we have so many graduates , why do we have a university? farhangian universities 2019 2019 2020 2021 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 it has something to do with farhangilam university . you were the deputy minister . yes, i am saying that during the 8 years of mr. rouhani's government, you had 80,000 to 70,000 retirees. at one time, if we want, we are short of 300,000 teachers. your entire employment, dr. fani, became the minister of education in the event that you and dr. haji babaei sobh decided to increase the five grades of the primary class to six grades. the deputies, inclu

to enter the command artistic faculty, you must pass the unified state exam in the subject of russian language, mathematics, profile level and physics. form a personal file in order and send it to the military institute. informing those interested. applications have already begun; you can find them on the russian guard website. basic information. information on admission to the st. petersburg military order of beetles institute of the russian guard can be found on the website of the military institute, or at the military registration and enlistment office at your place of registration. after creating a personal file, you need to pass the unified state exam well and arrive in st. petersburg with its results. after arriving at the st. petersburg institute , an additional professional selection is carried out with him, he passes physical fitness standards, this includes pull-ups on the horizontal bar, 100 m run, 3 km run standards. in physical training are simple and quite doable, of course, those who want to enroll... need to be in good physical shape, do physical exercise, develop stre

faculty. many of those who have good experience know that they use this point in different areas, so we want to work with people who want to enter medicine and work with people's health. the patient came to me with a pain in his stomach. in this area, we say that apgaz has visited here . well, i studied medicine and studied anatomy . you have this as a sign of recognition of traditional medicine. anyone who has read this correctly will have hair based on the principles and rules. you are talking about a university, our noble friend said that we didn't exist before, why did we have jundi shapur university, we had many universities that performed surgeries, who does it belong to ? take the tools and look at them, zahrawi , and see how they work. all of this exists. in ancient times, all of this was done a thousand years ago . now, science has advanced , and we can use certain technologies . i, my doctor, know the pain you caused here. it is possible inferior, it could be an mi, a heart attack in

as well as inspirational. >> in a packed auditorium of students and university faculty, she shared personalries, took a couple got a few chuckles from the audience as she imparted words of advice in the midst of a polarizing political culture. >> what choice do you have but to fight the good fight? >> i'm also from new york, like sonia sotomayor, and i'm a latina, and so i think i was really excited when we heard that she was going to come speak to us today. when asked how she works with colleagues she does not agree with, she told students, if you look for the good in people, you can deal with the bad more easily. >> i think it makes us think about how we want to reshape our future, even with people that we don't agree with. >> she did express frustrations with recent rulings in the court's conservative majority, but she left students with hope for the future. crystal bailey ktvu fox two news well, a new study has found that governor newsom appointed mostly white people to positions on commissions, task forces and other boards. >> last year, the group, called hispanas, organized for politi

as well as inspiration in a packed auditorium of students and university faculty, she shared personal stories, took a couple of photos, and got a few chuckles from the audience as she imparted words of advice in the midst of a polarizing political culture, what choice do you have but to fight the good fight? >> i'm also from new york, like sonia sotomayor, and i'm a latina, and so i think i was really excited when we heard that she was going to come speak to us today. >> when asked how she works with colleagues, she does not agree with, she told students, if you look for the good in people, you can deal with the bad more easily. >> i think it makes us think about how we want to reshape our future, even with people that we don't agree with. >> and she did discuss frustrations that she feels right now with recent rulings in the court's conservative majority. but she left students with hope for the future. they say this comes at a good time during an election year. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news children do not need weak advocates. >> if you don't have the stomach for this fight, get

sciences faculties, the content should be coordinated with the research organization in a structure,t we have left for the children, our teachers should teach it, we don't want a math elite, a physics elite. we don't want to, we need physics education, we need math education, we need education we need science, and we can't hire you . you are the first-ranked young man in the university. it is not clear whether he is a successful teacher or a successful professor in the university. i believe that this thinking of pursuing bc is seeking to sell education. you are asking for an interview with the governor at the time of shiraz and at the time of mr. rouhani. look, he says, what is the university for when we have so many educated people? i want to say that this thinking should be eliminated . dear dr. sarkhiz, i want you to speak fairly. your statements must be fair. this person is human. people are doing it they will judge you based on what calculations and books you are talking about. during the period of mr. fani, there was no employment, so allow it, mr. dr. inai, who came to farhang

her tenure and her position and her lack of academic integrity and it goes back to protecting jewish students and the only time that harvard has pled for academic freedom or freedom of speech is when it comes to the genocide of the jewish people and that is unfit for the person to be president of the university it is part of of a broader issue at these school which is is why our investigation is so important and we'll look at dei which has refused to bring up concerns from jewish students and the rise of anti-semitic attacks and taxpayer funding and the governance of these universities you saw these boards doubled down to support the university professors despite morally bankrupt testimony >> want to ask you you talk about moral clarity and i want to ask you about something president trump recently said. he referred to migrants were poise ong the blood of our country and this is language that, quote, is parroting adol hitler are you comfortable with former president trump's comments >> again, we have the media which is so biassed which is reiterating whatever talking points the biden

her tenure and her position and her lack of academic integrity and it goes back to protecting jewish students, and, frankly, when it comes to harvard, the only time they have pled for academic freedom or freedom of speech is when it comes to the genocide of the jewish people and that is unfit for the person to be president of the university. it is part of a broader issue at these school which is why our investigation is so important and we'll look at dei, which has refused to bring up concerns from jewish students and the rise of anti-semitic attacks and taxpayer funding and the governance of these universities. you saw these boards doubled down to support the university professors despite morally bankrupt testimony. >> i want to ask you. you talk about moral clarity, and i want to ask you about something president trump recently said. he referred to migrants as poisoning the blood of our country, and this is language that, quote, is parroting adolf hitler. are you comfortable with former president trump's comments? >> again, we have the media, which is so biased, which is reiteratin

they've been physically assaulted for the crime of putting up a poster remembering israeli hostages. they've been threatened by faculty members and subjected to an overwhelming onslaught of hate speech and intimidation. while some of this hate speech is encoded with chants demonizing israel seeking its destruction that we have all become far too immune to, jewish students have also faced calls to gas the jews, kill the jews, and that jews are nazis. let me be perfectly clear. we have no desire, as you all shared, to see anyone's free speech rights curtailed or their academic freedom compromised. there should be space on campus to debate about the israeli-palestinian conflict and other geopolitical issues including space for those advocating on behalf of both israelis and palestinians. but neither free speech nor academic freedom is a free pass for the targeted harassment, threats, discrimination and violence being directed at jewish and israeli students. hillels across the country are doing all we can to provide additional security for their community space, wellness and mental healt

he won the american physical society for a faculty member for research in an undergraduate institution, warren conducts accelerator nuclear physics research funded by the national science foundation with indiana wesleyan students on the iwg campus at the facility of four rare isotope beams at michigan state university and at oppenheimer's own los alamos national laboratory is thus my pleasure to entrust this conversation. j. oppenheimer an evolving legacy to warrant. thank you, dr. collega, for your warm welcome and for providing us the context for our conversation this evening on the evolving legacy of robert oppenheimer. it's my honor to serve as moderator for this conversation with our distinguished guests, our evening will be guided by a series of questions posed by students at indiana wesleyan university. so we'll ahead and begin with our first question. j. robert oppenheimer believed atomic bombs, in his words, dreadful weapons and fully understood the devastating impact they would have on a large civilian. and yet, he continued, be involved in its development. ultimately with sp

they have been physically assaulted for the crime of putting up a poster remembering israeli hostages. israeli hostages. faculty members and subjected to an overwhelming onslaught of hate speech and intimidation. while some of this hate speech is encoded with chants demonizing israel seeking its destruction that we have all become far too immune to, jewish students have also faced calls to gas the jews, kill the jews, and that jews are nazis. let me be perfectly clear. we have no desire, as you all shared, to see anyone's free speech rights curtailed or their academic freedom compromised. there should be space on campus to debate about the israeli- palestinian conflict and other geopolitical issues including space for those advocating on behalf of both israelis and palestinians. but neither free speech nor academic freedom is a free pass for the targeted harassment, threats, discrimination and violence being directed at jewish and israeli students. hillels across the country are doing all we can to provide additional security for their community space, wellness and mental health suppo

moderate physical activity every week. >> well, classes will be held today as scheduled on all 23 caly campuses. the california faculty association says it reached a tentative agreement with the cal state university system on the same day. it started a one week strike. classes had not started after the winter break on all campuses yet, but the strike still affected thousands of students, faculty members say the new agreement includes retroactive 5% pay raises going going back to last july and another 5% increase. this coming july. it also includes four additional weeks of paid parental leave, bringing the total to ten weeks. now, csu chancellor mildred garcia released a statement saying, quote, i am extremely pleased and deeply appreciative that we have reached common ground with cfa that will end the strike immediately. the agreement enables csu to fairly compensate its valued world class faculty while protecting the university system's long terme financial sustainability. the deal still needs approval from the 28,000 faculty members so far, no date for a vote has been set. richmond