i say that correctly. yes. which what? this is one of the leading. newspapers in germany. yes. i first started as historian at the free university of. i wrote my first doctoral dissertation. it was about or the book is published now english hitler's national socialist about hitler's economy ideas. this was my first doctoral dissertation and then after this years editor it's a free universe of. i was at this newspaper and then i was an entrepreneur for 15 years i founded my own company was a population and we became number one market leader in germany. the real estate industry. and but i sold it. my company seven years ago. and now i write every year one new book. and so hopefully you're at the next free depressed we can talk about next book. go back to your doctoral dissertation. what was your conclusion? my conclusion was that hitler was much more anti-capitalist. most people think he didn't believe in a free market economy. your boss? not a socialist in the old way to nationalize everything. he didn't believe nationalizing every nationalized everything but his philosophy was like this way. he's had a good speech, retell the company

of the university. sharif, on behalf of the university where i participated in this exhibition and the ministry of science, 62 prestigious iranian universities have been registered for the study of iraqi students, according to the official statistics of iran's cultural consultation in baghdad, more than 57,400 interested students are studying in iran, and the number of universities is increasing. iran's medical sciences very good excellent good i live the life of tehran this year's features of the behdad exhibition can be mentioned the wide presentation of iraqi exhibitors of books focusing on the resistance and martyred generals, which has increased compared to previous years. baghdad, the minister of foreign affairs of our country, on the sidelines of the 78th united nations general assembly in new york, met with the secretary general of the general assembly , amir abdollahian, in denise of france, emphasizing the tendency of countries towards multilateralism and the key role of the united nations in this regard, and said that the countries in the development should feel that their voice is heard in the

i think universities particularly at stanford, many of the people i spoke to talked about the scandal beingbo a huge turning point in terms of the way the university approached preserving its image and look into student life and what students were doing and how they could be morent involved in tha. i don't necessarily have solutions. as a journalist i often look at thek problems, but i do think that risk is a huge part of it. when something is not under the control off the university it is -- [inaudible] >> had a question here in front. >> thank you. i'm a a chief operating officerf an insurer, , captive insurer in higher education space. i am a former vice president, one of manyic who is left of the field. as a think about this and appreciate dr. maguire your remark regarding the role of the trustees but i'm also curious about your perspective on the faculty. ultimately administrators can come and go. they are not tenured. faculty are tenured faculty trust is all we have control of the institutions. juries rather than focusing on administrators i'm curious about your perspective of t

widespread corruption under the guise of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. i am zahied hasan, a professor of physics at princeton university, new type of cubits, so you can make new type of... computers and these new type of computers could be much more billions times of powerful than the existing ones, this is really, so what we are, our research in some way is planting the seeds for technology, say 50 years down the line, there is another math professor next building, this is mariam mirzakani, that also... inspired me to look more into intellectual history of persian lineage, so i was amazed to find all these the... islamic golden age that happened in the middle ages, people like ibn sina and al-birini and number of scientists, astronomers and engineers and scholars in general, this is not a government level award, this is based on private endown, so i think this is amazing, this prize has recognized a number of individuals so far. they are really contributing to the human civilization in a broader context, it is a happy surprise, but yeah, i was not aware this was happening. the headlines, president ic lawds iran's succ

of the university. they got rid of that. i think, for a lot of these schools was an opportunity for them to show their true colors where when they have a blank slate to experiment with the new group of students who were not going to complain because significant expectations of living in french house, whatever they did and what does work, were able to come back and if interesting for me as a freshman i had been getting the sort of side comments and lectures from underclassmen when i would be like i'm going to party at 550 may be like that's not 550, that's a fraternity. with distant distantt that's what they told me, shut up. i found myself in a position of giving those in talks to younger students were i would be like that house used to be the italian house and it was so fun every pizza night in the south who used to do, sophomores and juniors, they would be like that sounds really fun, whatever the they never experience that. don't have those times. for a lot of schools in the guise of cold restrictions but also getting the f

and university was again a have access to some very good tears, initially i got admission in university ofon, i completed my ph.d and then got the opportunity of my post talk in cornal university, and i work in frontiers of science and technology, so i was working on the structural chemistry, using all the modern tools of organic chemistry such as project is all about using nature's diversity and nature's diversity there are lots of chemical diversity, so everything natural you pick and you would identify lots of fascinating molecules, these molecules are capable of locking disease mechanism and what we have done in last three decades is to actually use profound knowledge. of chemistry and biological sciences to identify molecules which are present nature as drug like molecules, some of them were active as antibacterial, some of them are active as antiviral, some of them are active against the epilepsy, some of them are active against cancer, and project has been extremely success successful because since last three decades, we have been looking into various kinds of chemical. from differe

besides the fact that i am studying for international credit relations also i we have an overview of the state universityhe organizations. i am the chairman. and this organization is called the community council. uh, this is an organization for foreign students of the belarusian state university. this is not my first year in this organization. i've been here practically since my first year. and from the moment i learned about this organization. i had just arrived, and, accordingly, i was missing my family at home, but at the same time i was slowly starting to get acquainted with guys from different countries. here is one of guys. i was called. so, when there was a holiday, yes, i was invited to this event. before this , i didn’t know about myself. so i was invited to this event. i came and looked and took part. and so, when i just came in, it came in my face. bsu had an exhibition there, and then a concert. so, when i entered the hall, i looked, there was a big exhibition. eh, from all the countries that are in their community. and at that very moment i felt such a certain, if i say youth asian wipe, and

, and it really comes back to the capabilities , both the capabilities of the university and the capabilities of the university . imany ideas about this because in the last 20 years , most of the last 25 years, i have emphasized this issue a lot and tried to do it myself, but i say that this answer is not a very broad answer. gave here it is called rolex center, one of the symbolic buildings of the university yogurt. this was made by a japanese architect. and this lady is equivalent to the nobel prize. the part. he has received architecture for his whole collection of work, which is one of the six, the building is very interesting because it practically has no walls, just like this lady. the different parts of the building are separated from each other by a post and a tall device that i will show you when you enter . it is very interesting, in my opinion, this is one of the masterpieces of art . the term is also a symbol of switzerland, because of hashem's tall cheese, it is a symbol of the mountain. the people around me are really a masterpiece in my opinion. of course, everyone may not like it, but i like you a

and university was again a have access to... some very good teachers, initially i got admission in university ofzona, but then i decided to remain in pakistan because i met professor taruman, was my mentor, professor arta has gave me sense of direction, he gave me depth of thinking, i travel to pennsylvania state university, which is which is very high quality institution, i completed my ph and then got the opportunity of my post talk in karnal university, work in frontiers of science technology, so i was working a structure. chemistry using all the modern tools of organic chemistry such as anima spectoscopy, x-ray diffrection, mas spectrometry. project is all about using nature's diversity, and nature's diversity, there are lots of chemical diversity, so everything natural you pick and you would identify lots of fascinating molecules, these molecules are capable of locking disease mechanism. and what we have done in last three decades is to actually use profound knowledge of chemistry and biological sciences to identify molecules which are present nature as drug like molecules, some of them are

university education center, about 500 plans , will be completely eliminated. organizing a program in fact, the topic of hikmat university is the foundation of a newly established university. i understand the fire, it is not established . no, i will explain. hikmat university is the foundation of an iranian islamic civilizational university, just as art is to iranians, and it is enough to use the wisdom of the ruling, which means wisdom, and use the wisdom with the concept of wisdom to the iranians. is and is enough means first at all where did you go to university, jundi shapur converts to islam, this continues , they neglect or forget, we read a book on the history of civilization , the history and civilization of iran, islam, and many different foreign devices and books . the public times of the society cannot be said to be this university governance when islam comes that the development of new sciences and technologies was actually due to the presence of islam and especially the school created by imam sadiq (peace be upon him) and he says that it is in history, everyone says that the houses are the seminaries of qom from these, i used to go to abu ali what was sinai, the

participated in the exhibition on behalf of motor university and i kissed you. the ministry of science exaggerates 62 prestigious iranian universities for the study of iraqi students . according to the official statistics of iran's cultural consultation in baghdad, there are also more than 57,400 interested students in iran. they study, which is increasing in qom, iran university of medical sciences, very good, excellent, and my qualifications are good. this year's exhibition , it is possible to mention the wide presentation of iraqi exhibitors of books focusing on the resistance and martyred commanders, which has increased compared to previous years. baghdad international book fair end of this news section dear shahid beheshti school, national conference to honor the activists of hamedan schools, semiram city, isfahan province, south khorasan, nikan school , chaharmahal province, and bakhtiari school, ardal city , kohgiluyeh province, and boyer ahmad, dehdasht city, hamedan schools , the title of the collaborative planning of this committee aid and education, wh

and university was again a have access to some very good teachers, initially i got admission in university ofizona, but then i decided to remain in pakistan because i met professor. who is my mentor, professor atta has give me sense of direction, he gave me the depth of thinking, i travel to pennsylvania state university, which is which is very high quality institution, i completed my ph.d. and then got the opportunity of my post talk in cornel university, and i work in frontiers of science and technology, so i was working on the structual chemistry, using all the modern tools of organic chemistry such as animal spectroscopy, x-ray diffrection, mas spectrometry. project is all about using nature's diversity, and nature's diversity, there are lots of chemical diversity, so everything natural you pick and you would identify lots of fascinating molecules. these molecules are capable of locking disease mechanism, and what we have done in last three decades is to actually use profound. knowledge of chemistry and biological sciences to identify molecules which are present nature as drug like molecu

of power, money and influence. david, i mean, i'm mentioned there some of the uh the major artists that have been... signed by universal, some of whom like bob marley were indeed political, but i wonder whether you could just maybe set out, list perhaps some of the all the political art artists have kind of got a political agenda as it were that have been signed to this particular studio, well i i would mention two which are i think relevant so stormsy for example famously pro corban artist and also dave uh is also an artist who's been a left-wing voice and then these are people who put lot of effort into their politics into channeling the resentment which the people in this country feel about the way in which wealth and power is distributed, supporting corbin as a challenge to that wealth and power, and so you you you see that there are uh left-wing artists uh funded you know signed to universal music, well at the same time universal music is making huge profits from their work, and and the other problem of course is that... "there's a pressure by large companies like universal to push them away from more radical poli

i am a graduate of allameh hali school in tehran , i got a bachelor's degree and a doctorate in sharif university, american university , and they won gold medals in international competitions as a student . sally, a member of the university faculty i was at harvard since 1986 and i wanted to be a member of the scientific board of the institute of basic knowledge and serve the country. mr. engineer seyed mustafa hawaji , the founder of the company, introduced the program . the province and the combination of color in the period of transformation and programming. media people who may not know them, let me get to know them better. people who are very interested , who admire iranian scientists and come back to serve the country . i will give an example again. let's go to education. god bless you education and mother introduction of this person, i don't know what to say, no matter how much we praise him, allameh hassanzadeh amoli, the program with the participation of the national elite foundation , you do very interesting work and the team of mr. dr. se office of the national elite foundation , nagin

to exchange technology with the professors and students of this university. i am in the field of nanotechnology . the professor of the university of technology malaysia, who designed and built the nano membrane technology selected for the 5th edition of the mossafed award, attended tarbiat modares university . i know that tarbiat modares university has presented many articles and researches to the world, and i hope for more scientific research collaborations with this university. professor ahmed hassan, an egyptian scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor of materials, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being among the students. i think that this connection it will continue because in my opinion, in today's islamic world where we are, the background has been set and the leaders of islam are creating this background so that muslim scientists can better communicate with each other . to scientists like me wh

university of dundee. is the director of estates are you i university of dundee. t you did not know about it sooner. ~ . , f . that you did not know about it sooner. ~ . , , . ., sooner. i think that is difficult to answer really, _ sooner. i think that is difficult to answer really, we _ sooner. i think that is difficult to answer really, we first _ sooner. i think that is difficult to answer really, we first knew i sooner. i think that is difficult to i answer really, we first knew about this at university specifically that we should have a look at this in late december was when it came on our radio and then we commissioned all the reports that we needed from that. we had quite a clear path. we had followed the institute of structural engineers guidance and that... i would structural engineers guidance and that... iwould not structural engineers guidance and that... i would not say that i'm cross about the timescales it is another hurdle that we are going to have to overcome. we have just got through covert... it is just something else that is coming to frustrate

this is to say, instead of the universe set of my universe, i just visit scotlands out there a headboard and meets those fighting to say that either this way of life in the face of its population, a sense of community on a jersey to the as a bi jones president says full sovereignty of the current balance is being restored after a meeting. so just agreed to dispense and this, these 5 deal, the, i don't make long visits out 0 and like that from definitely also come out. the policy issue is very important. we need to solve that off.

one of the best, here we go education there is one of the best in the world, so i listened to my uncle’s advice and entered the belarusian state universitydo not regret at all. i myself was born in a small town called istarov, this is in the north of tajikistan, our city was small , and after i arrived, and here the large squares and architecture of the city impressed me very much and i really liked it, even when you start walking around these avenues, i don’t know, i had a very good time and still do, i generally like to walk. in minsk, here is one of my favorite squares are, of course, independence avenue, these are the sidewalks on which i walk and especially in the evening it’s very beautiful , i always had good russian, uh, it helped me a lot in life, including in belarus, but i haven’t encountered with some problems, including getting acquainted with belarusian students, with the belarusian people in general, and the belarusian people in general are very... hospitable, good-natured people with whom it is pleasant to communicate, so i really liked it, it’s just like us in in tajikistan, during all this time, minsk has become my home

of pennsylvania i became a professor in domestic policy through this universityware for that is what i did. and then along came charlottesville august of 2017. something i never, never thought i would see in america. i'm sure you remember what happened along with me. we saw people marching out of fields with lighted torches. literally caring swastikas. there veins bulging and chanting anti-semitic bio, racist bile we heard in the 30s neo-nazis, the ku klux klan, white supremacists, on the process of this ugly demonstration young woman was murdered. and the president at the time was asked what happened? he said quote we were very fine people on both peoples. very fine people on both sides. i heard that i knew i could no longer sit on the sideline because the president of the united states had just drawn a moral equivalency he knows who stood for hates and those who stood against it. folks, 2020 hate was still on march in america. the sitting president was breathing oxygen into that hates it. everything we stood for, everything we believed in every thing that made

the education there is one of the best in the world, so i listened and entered belarusian state. what universitygrets about? i myself was born in a small town called istaravshan, in the north of tajikistan, and our city was small and when i arrived, there were large squares and the architecture of the city impressed me greatly. and i really liked it when you start walking along these avenues. i don’t know, i had a very good time and still do. i generally love walking around minsk. one of my favorite squares is, of course, independence avenue along which i walk and especially in the evening very beautiful. i have always had good russian. and this helped me a lot in life, including in belarus ; i didn’t encounter any problems , including meeting belarusian students, the belarusian people in general, and the belarusian people are generally very hospitable, good-natured people. who are pleasant to communicate with, so i really liked it. it’s just like here in tajikistan for all this time , uh, minsk has become my hometown. and i feel absolutely comfortable here. mu belarusian state medical universit

of its beauty, zest and hope. i'm heid hasan, a professor physics at princeton university. i kind come from family of lawyers and with some intellectual background, but not necessarily in science. i did my high school work in dhaka, and then i came to us at the university of texas at austin for battles degree, and then i did my masters and phd from stanford university, the research work, i'm being awarded. this time in this context, it's actually, it it goes back to my early work at stanford, whether that device will be better than the device on the market now, so our goal is to push quantum technology to its next frontier to to serve humanity through the advancement of technology, say iphone or your smartphones that are that maybe you have to charge once year or maybe you can't internet thousand times faster, so with this these insorts we can deposit atoms and control their position in certain ways that we make our quantum level material, we transfer the sample, that material to this other chamber, so in this chamber the end there is a tip that goes all the way, so this tip

of countless lives. i congratulation the university of california riverside school of medicine on their 10-year journey. may its impact shape a healthier, brighter future for all. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. weber: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. weber: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate a century of excellence of lamar university in beaumont, texas. for 100 years this institution has been a beacon of knowledge, innovation, and progress in the great state of texas. from its humble beginnings to its current status as a thriving hub of education and research, lamar university has transformed countless lives and shaped our community. i commend the dedicated faculty, staff, and students who have contributed to this remarkable legacy. here's to 100 more years of empowering minds, fostering creativity, and making texas and our nation stronger. happy centennial lamar

had reached this capability of the islamic republic in the field of science and i was asking for help from the universitiesle there is russia and in many other places we see that the production of science by the children of iranian scientists is very high . i hope, god willing, that we will be able to increase the scientific development of our country day by day with this program , and that the education commission and the parliament will agree to this issue . it is not acceptable that mr. azam led the approval of the parliament to be a revolutionary and literate parliament, because this parliament's education commission, with the support of the representative of the parliament, had approvals that had never been seen before in the field of education in universities, in education in knowledge bases, which is a place of thanksgiving. it has such a great position in our country the commission and the people also have a very good opinion, especially dear teachers and professors, i want to check the efforts of the education and training commission of the parliament and my own parliament regarding equalizing the

i am zahied hasan, a professor of physics at princeton university, i kind of come from family of... lawyersand with some intellectual background, but not necessarily in science. my high school work in dhakaka, and then i came to us at the university of texas at austin for bachelor's degree and i did my masters and phd from stanford university. the rear i am being awarded this time. in this context, it's actually. it goes back to my early work at stanford, whether that device will be better than the device on the market now, so our goal is to push quantum technology to its next frontier to to serve humanity through the advancement of technology, say iphone or your smartphones that are that maybe you have to charge once year or maybe you can browse the internet thousand times faster, so with this all these insorts we can deposit atoms and control their position in certain ways that we make our quantum level material transfer the sample that quantum material to this other chamber, so in this chamber, the end there is a tip that goes all the way, so this has atomic level solution, at the end of

teach in underprivileged areas, groups that even they are working in the field of art recently, i was at the shiraz university of arts and i went for the bahune program. now, which program can be checked in its place. the program in the old field, a lot of university students with the effort of managing jihadi groups, shaping children in deprived areas , teaching children calligraphy and they build the walls of that area with the support of the municipality to paint and paint to change the atmosphere of the city and the atmosphere of deprived areas. from the correct and accurate university atmosphere and from nature and in fact, i will present another research data here, maybe it will be interesting for dear viewers , of course it is interesting in the sense that it is interesting in the form of a research that has turned out to be interesting, the research shows that most of the people's participation in ran is stable and sometimes it is faced with mass participation. the centrality of amerdin is formed, what does it mean, whenever religious affairs come in the middle, people are more involved , that is, the

i gave birth to him after the third year of university and the youngest gleb, he is now 8 years old, ndly family of four people, belarus is conscious in order to create a family here, and belarusians themselves with their nature is to help their children, not only financially, but with my time i can help raise my children and my grandchildren. i am very grateful to my mother-in-law and father-in-law that for the most part they helped us create a family, because without them i would not have been able to finish my studies, get an education, they never even said, we won’t help, spin as you want, they always don’t worry, we will help you, you have someone to count on, if you study and work, we will help you. we will be only too glad. in belarus, all conditions have been created to start a family, have children, and not be afraid, that you won’t be able to at least raise them while you’re on maternity leave, being here, i wanted to start a family, give birth to children, and i wasn’t afraid of anything, that is... i somehow felt some kind of security. when you are in nature, it seems that

competition; fate was distributed in such a way that i had to go to work on the border after the music school in the city of upper dvinsk. to the universityly enrolled after 2 years and finished my studies altogether after completing the training. yes, this is after working out. this is after the theater of the song lindra raffia, that is, irina drofila. i knew that there is, of course, an artist singer who is top in our country and somehow a mother. i watched some program on tv, and there was its producer at that time, yuri savash a irina, and there it was announced that we were looking for new talents, new names and everything else , it seemed to me that yuri pavlovich ira was then interested in me and in general , decided with redistribution and this is the second year of their distribution. i, uh, worked for them, uh, in a studio in the theater, it was difficult to assert myself, working side by side with such a bright famous artist on that moment. i guess i didn’t know most of these words. what does it mean to assert oneself and everything else, everything was complicated, but because, well, after all, there is a capital, a capital,

university of oxford, thank you so much._ before - university of oxford, thank you so much._ before we - university of oxford, thank you so much._ before we go i thank you. before we go to russian cosmonauts and an - much. thank you. before we go to i russian cosmonauts and an american is not have landed back on earth after spending a year at the international space station. these are the live pictures. the russian space agency said the astronauts, who spent a year on board the iss, landed in kazakhstan. the space agency said the ms 23 spacecraft carrying them reached earth at 1117 gmt. those pictures coming live from kazakhstan. much more on all these stories still to come. do stay with us here on bbc news. good afternoon. this was the calm before the storm because agnes is well and truly bearing down across the united kingdom and ireland. the signature swell of cloud around that deepened area of low pressure, which is not only bringing heavy rain, but gale force, if not severe gale force winds, as it tracks its way north and east. this is where we expect the potentially destructive winds with gusts up to 50 mph in land, enough to bring down

of radio telescope. i think there's no question but that we live in an inhabited universe that has life all over it. i was sort of interested in carl sagan's saying, there are. 250 billion stars like our sun and our galaxy. i've been using the number 100 billion, but this is an inflationary period. i, i rather like eddington's old paradigm for the situation tend to the 11th stars make the galaxy. ten to the 11th galaxies make a universe those are good numbers still. and as far around the galaxy, it's estimated that perhaps 1 to 5% of the stars and it could provide on their planet some of their planets and a book for life and that would mean billion in such places just in our own galaxy that might contain life. and as for what life would mean in those places, i think it would mean something very like the life we know, not the same creatures. we didn't have the same creatures on the earth during its past as live here now. but life anywhere in the universe. i've been convinced years must be made of the same elements. it prints the principle constitute it here carbon hydrogen and nitrogen and oxygen in t

of the patriotic club. i am proud of the far eastern federal university of vladimir mikhalev he said so. i want there to be peace in it, but if someone encroaches on our security, then i understand that i, as a man, will take up arms and go to defend my country. the problem is that i don't know how to do this. they don’t teach us this at school; at the university, only a very small number of guys go through the military department, that is, military training in universities today has become the lot of a select few. the vast majority of universities in the far east, unfortunately, do not have such infrastructure. proposal was announced. and i personally ask you to support it as a pilot project for the far eastern district to create , on the basis of our far eastern university, a patriotic center vladimir vladimirovich if you support this proposal, we will make this a methodological center for everyone. who is responsible for military patriotic education in the far east , universities in schools, and, in total , existing hotels and sports educational infrastructure. we will be able to ensu

this is the same sort of universe set of my universe . i just eat up, visit scotlands out or headboard, and meet skills fighting to say that 5 is this way of life. in the face of its population, a sense of community on a jersey to the plague zone extends much deep into the mountains. and we've watched a search and rescue efforts to get them the way. despite the risk, we're seeing residents returning to their homes in search of their belongings, destruction here completely destroyed seats. minarette and cox here just goes to show again, the challenge of bringing heavy equipment into these areas. the army is deployed. it's how the company has to be at the sense of the way it's a race, a gun assigned to flying people, to trumps, under the rubble of the funerals, or help me. okay, find the west as the number kind of thing. he was killed in his rainy race, wisest, the color that on this policy attain, this is out of their life and also coming across for restraints at the un general assembly.

now has the trip so can i probably would into which would make a decision that could change the costs of the war. we all scans and the king professor was decent. the university of florida i might not go as far as i changed the whole course of the world, but i think it's a deep, clean pool. and significant fact. i know many people who've already deployed it. i'm. i think this is slightly different way of viewing it. but the reality is, the 21st century of states, most few powers rely on private companies of safety, private tech companies, commercial tech companies dying to and digital companies to provide them with key capabilities, communications capabilities, data capabilities, computed processing capabilities, which they certainly caught through without just to competitors know, the russian military has been equally dependent upon a private, a private organization name, the goal and evolved. there was a very different organizations approved will kind of medieval most from your organization. but not both sides have been increasingly dependent for the actual war fight and capability on private companies. and the fact is that once they've bought companies all

mir so it was called the freedom concert of the concert of peace at the university in khatin city, it is one of the construction university of gambu, i uh, i read the announcement of this concert. there are indeed many russian musicians of some kind, but the main thing is that it is the 15th year there a symphony ensemble performs with the name of taurida, do you feel st. petersburg musical ensemble with the name of taurida and st. petersburg, the name is yes, the 15th year, because the annexation of crimea to russia took place less than a year ago, and some three m.m. it is not known that there were three violinists of lviv. already then there was such a tendency to create the illusion of some kind of cultural cooperation and friendship between ukrainian and russian artists, and at this concert it should have started with the fact that even a burgameter was invited there hamburg, then who was scholz, the current chancellor, i immediately answered this, uh, this musician, who invited me, i can now read what i told him, what i can do, i wrote to him mr. branch in russian because he is russia mr. gelesen because i did not notice that y

education in turkey and then i went to the us to get a phd, so i was assistant professor at university oferesting university and still is, in those days, the head of the computer science department, where i was hired to work as assistant professor, was one of the actual signatories, actually the inventors of what is known as the fonnyman machine, the phonoin machine is the initial model of computation which has been implemented in today's computers, so the funny machine is the best basic template, the basic model concept. model for all the computers that we use, it was very interesting for me to be an environment where the person who was head of department was actually the first author of the first paper describing what we call computers today, so that was a revealing experience. at that time, with a full right fellowship, i was not allowed to stay totally in the us more than five years and i returned to the other side of the atlantic and joined institute in france. called area those days. my drive for looking at problems has always been to understand what is going to look a situation and

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