Viktors Pupiks is the man behind the scenes. He is one of the people who has the responsible task of ensuring that listeners of Latvijas Radio receive the most up-to-date information twice a day. He gives the impression of being a serious and very honest man.
On March 1st 2022, the Latvian Government approved the Latvian Open Science Strategy 2021-2027. The strategy aims to provide society, researchers, businesses, policymakers, and other stakeholders with freely accessible scientific information (including scientific publications and research data) and promote meaningful societal engagement in the scientific research process.
The Open Science Strategy is structured around three pillars:
The outcome of crises is largely determined by how people respond. Collective behaviour, judgement, and decision-making, particularly regarding medical matters, are at the core of Professor Wolfgang Gaissmaier’s research interests. The results of his research can be found in leading psychology and medicine journals.
On Wednesday, 6 April, at 18.30, Patrick Hartley (UK), guest lecturer at the Institute of the History of Medicine, will hold a masterclass for students from Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and the Art Academy of Latvia. The masterclass will mark the beginning of the exhibition Intervention at the RSU Anatomy Museum.
On Wednesday, 6 April, at 18.30, Patrick Hartley (UK), guest lecturer at the Institute of the History of Medicine, will hold a masterclass for students from Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and the Art Academy of Latvia. The masterclass will mark the beginning of the exhibition Intervention at the RSU Anatomy Museum.
