Veranstaltung: 6. NAWI Faculty Club

Einladung zum 6. NAWI Faculty Club am 3. Februar 2023

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren!
Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen!

Auch im neue Jahr wird wieder ein NAWI Faculty-Club stattfinden und wir möchten Sie im Namen von unserem Dekan Herrn Prof. Klemens Fellner recht herzlich dazu einladen.

Diesmal wird uns Frau Univ.-Prof. Dr. Eva Roblegg mit Ihren Vortrag über „Nanomedizin - das Potential der unsichtbaren Wirkstoffträger“ Wissenschaft näherbringen.

Der Vortrag richtet sich nach wie vor gleichermaßen an Allgemeines Personal, wissenschaftliches Personal und natürlich auch an interessierte Studierende aller Institute der Fakultät und an Interessierte darüber hinaus (bitte gerne weiterleiten/weiterverbreiten).

Stattfinden wird der Club dieses Mal am Freitag, den 03. Februar 2023 um 12:15 Uhr im HS 06.02 (Universitätsplatz 6).

Um eine bessere Planung zu gewährleisten, vor allem in Bezug auf die aktuelle Covid Situation, dürfen wir Sie/Euch um eine schriftliche Zusage bitten.
Sollte sich in Bezug auf die Covid-Regelungen noch etwas ändern, werden wir Sie natürlich rechtzeitig darüber informieren.

Wir freuen uns, Sie/Euch bei unserem NAWI Faculty-Club anzutreffen.

Ihr Dekanatsteam

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