Teresa Lugstein Prize 2021 – Deadline 30.6.
The Teresa Lugstein Prize is awarded by the Soroptimist International Club Salzburg Nova to young academics who have dedicated their research efforts to new approaches in our shared goal, the greater equality and protection from violence for girls and women in the province of Salzburg. The prize money amounts to €1,000 and is awarded for work on the topics of “violence against girls and women” and “equality of girls and women”.
Was the dissolution of the Order of the Temple ineffective?
Daniele Mattiangeli and Jan Cemper-Kieslich from the Department of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Neuropsychiatry at the University of Salzburg are now founding the “Salzburg International Templar Studies Network”, which will be launched on Thursday, 10 June, 6.30 pm.
11.06.: Guest lecture: Biodiversity in farming systems: How can real-world agriculture promote biodiversity, without compromising yield?
On June 11 at 2 pm (online via Webex), Prof. Dr. Christoph Scherber will hold a talk on “Biodiversity in farming systems: How can real-world agriculture promote biodiversity, without compromising yield?”. The Department of Biosciences cordially invites all listeners!
