Tuesday, 17 May 2022

Veranstaltung: NAWI Faculty Club

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NAWI Visiting Award: Präsentation der PreisträgerInnen

Im Rahmen des dritten NAWI Faculty Clubs am 29. April 2022 wurden die Preisträgerinnen und Preisträger des NAWI Visiting Awards präsentiert.

Die Berwerbungen konnten am jeweiligen Institut eingereicht werden und dann 

 

Auch im Sommersemester 2022 wird der NAWI Faculty-Club wieder stattfinden und wir möchten Sie im Namen von unserem Dekan Herrn Prof. Klemens Fellner gerne dazu einladen.

Diesmal wird uns Frau Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bettina Weber Ihren Vortrag über „Kleine Pflanzen – große Wirkung? Spielen mikrobielle Pflanzengemeinschaften auf globaler Skala eine relevante Rolle?” näher bringen.

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 weiterempfehlen). 

Stattfinden wird der Club dieses Mal am Freitag, den 29. April 2022 um 12:15 Uhr im HS 02.01 (Universitätsplatz 2).

Für alle Jene, die leider nicht persönlich erscheinen können, aber die Veranstaltung dennoch nicht verpassen wollen, wird ein Online Livestream eingerichtet.
Zugang zum Livestream am Freitag, den 29.04.2022 ab 12:15 Uhr unter: https://unitube.uni-graz.at/portal/streaming.html?id=hs0201

Um eine bessere Planung zu gewährleisten, dürfen wir Sie/Euch um eine schriftliche Zusage bitten. 

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

Ihr Dekanatsteam

 

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