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Accelerating Emerging Photovoltaic Technologies

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We are very happy to host in the ATHENA Talks with one of the most distinguished scientists in the field of photovoltaics, Professor Christoph Brabec (FAU, Germany).
 
Professor Brabec will discuss with us ‘Accelerating Emerging Photovoltaic Technologies.’
 
His talk will take place on the 3rd of March at 10.00 CET using the zoom platform: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83229724726…
 

Using EduScrum in mathematics teaching

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The ATHENA European University is very happy to host in its ATHENA Talks series Professor Carla Pinto from IPP, Portugal.

Carla will discuss with us how to apply EduScrum along with mathematics teaching.

The talk will take place on the 2nd of March at 10.00 CET using the zoom platform. To
receive the zoom link you need to register here: https://forms.gle/5kUaCUKk1MVSC3tb8

 
 

Teachers’ Inquiry in Mathematics Education

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We are very happy on the ATHENA Talks of the Athena European University to welcome Professor Carl Winsløw from the University of Copenhagen.
 
Professor Carl Winsløw on Thursday (23rd of February) at 10.00 CET will discuss us about ‘Teachers’ Inquiry in Mathematics Education’.
 
For more information about the speaker and the talk, please check here: https://sites.google.com/…/athenaunimathemath/our-speakers
 
This talk is delivered in collaboration with the Innovative Teaching Education in Mathematics – iTEM, Pythagoras Erasmus and MathDigger Erasmus projects.
 
To receive this talk’s link please register here: https://forms.gle/NxLL3TZ4hLfc5LHW7
 

Ignition a dream that came true, a brief history of the ICF program at LLNL

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We are very happy to host at the 10th of February in the ATHENA Talks of the Athena European University, the Deputy Director of the Laboratory for the Use of Intense Lasers (LULI*) at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Professor Sebastien Le Pape. Sebastien, will discuss with us the latest scientific milestone, the unlimited production of green energy using the principles of Laser Fusion. His work has received more than 12000 citations with an h-index of 55.
 
To register and follow this seminar talk please register here: 
 
See you in the ATHENA Talks.
 

Nonlinear waves in Space plasmas

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This Friday, 3rd of February at 10.00 CET the ATHENA Talks of Athena European University hosts Professor Ioannis Kourakis from the Khalifa University in UAE.
 
The title of the talk will be ‘Nonlinear waves in Space plasmas:overview of recent advancements on the interface between nonlinear science and plasma physics’.
 
Dr Ioannis (or Yannis) Kourakis is based at the Department of Mathematics at Khalifa University of Science and Technology (Abu Dhabi) where, asides his academic duties, he is currently Theme Leader for Magnetospheric Modeling at the KU Space and Planetary Sciences Center (since 2021). He has held academic and research positions in the UK, in Germany, in Belgium, in Brazil and in the UAE. He has also served in various editorial and consulting roles in a number of international journals (including Scientific Reports by Springer Nature) and research funding bodies. His research focuses on nonlinear dynamics and soliton theory, with emphasis on nonlinear waves and shocks in Plasma Physics and in Space Science. Earlier work has spanned various areas, including optical instabilities, dissipative solitons, negative-refractive-index materials, Bose-Einstein condensates and hydrodynamics. He has published more than 250 articles in refereed journals and in conference proceedings. Based in the UAE since 2018, he has been awarded one ADEK/ASPIRE grant and two internally funded (KU) research awards as PI, on different projects, totaling 3.43M AED (approx. $1M).
 
To receive the zoom link, please register here: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScRxBCkkOt…/viewform…
 
See you in the ATHENA Talks.
 

Beyond the ritualised vs exploratory mathematics dichotomy

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The Athena European University is honored to present Alf Coles from the University of Bristol (UK) on #ATHENATALKS!🎙️

If you are interested in teaching Science, and more particularly, how to teach mathematics, please join us on the 26th of January, 2023, at 10.00 CET. 
 
If you wish to receive the zoom link, please register here:
 
 
 

Taking advantage of the magnetic functionality of nanostructures with induced movement

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The Athena European University is honored to present Professor Veronica Salgueiriño from the University of Vigo (Spain) on #ATHENATALKS!🎙️

 
If you are interested in ‘Taking advantage of the magnetic functionality of nanostructures with induced movement’, please join us on the 27th of January, 2023, at 10.00 CET.
 
Professor Veronica Salgueiriño’s research has received more than 5500 citations, and his h-index is 34.
 
If you wish to receive the zoom link, please register here: https://forms.gle/CqyDTAPG3d9q2rHX6
 
 

The university mathematics lecture: To record, or not to record, that is the question

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The Athena European University is delighted to host this Thursday (19th of January 2023, 10 CET), Assoc. Prof. Maria Meehan, University College Dublin, Ireland, in collaboration with Innovative Teaching Education in Mathematics – iTEM, MathDigger Erasmus, and Pythagoras Erasmus.
 
The title of her talk will be ‘The university mathematics lecture: To record, or not to record, that is the question..’
 
“While recordings of lectures proved invaluable for students’ learning during the pandemic, as our university transitioned back to in-person teaching there was a call from some lecturers to remove the requirement to provide lecture recordings due to the perceived negative impact on attendance. Colleagues in other universities describe similar debates. In this talk, I will present findings from studies conducted with colleagues on the role of recordings in the teaching of undergraduate mathematics, from both before and after the lockdown due to the pandemic. As an education researcher and mathematics lecturer, I will discuss the implications for lecturers’ practice.”
 
Please register below in order to receive the zoom link:

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