Tremendous technical advances have been made in the life sciences in recent years. Scientists are now able to alter and analyze genes with an ease never seen before. However, these possibilities have raised concern about their future environmental and societal impact, and how they might change the way we think about life, biodiversity and evolution.

ʻfacet of the intellectual atmosphere of the early 20th century,’ but rather the opposite. It is true that my interest in the foundations of mathematics was aroused by the ʻVienna Circle,’ but the philosophical [...] philosophical consequences of my results, as well as the heuristic principles leading to them, are anything but positivistic or empiristic.” (Kurt Gödel, Collected Works, Vol. IV, S. 443f.) Die Kurt-Gödel-F

7164277 . Hageneuer, Sebastian. „The Challenges of Archaeological Reconstruction: Back Then, Now and Tomorrow“. In Communicating the Past in the Digital Age: Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital [...] org/10.5281/zenodo.7133065 . Hageneuer, Sebastian. „The Visualisation of Uruk - First Impressions of the First Metropolis in the World“. In Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Cultural Heritage [...] https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1572 . Hageneuer, Sebastian, Hrsg. Communicating the Past in the Digital Age: Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Methods in Teaching and Learning in Archaeology

to global differences in life chances to which the success of the European economic and political nation-state model has contributed (Thomas Faist). The right and ability to migrate are also subject to [...] Shachar) and the increasing social separation of economic elites (Olivier Godechot) are features to be discussed. Statehood and citizenship are part of the framework for collective struggles over the distribution [...] distribution of wealth and the establishment of social protection for the poor. The European Union has extended some rights to EU citizens beyond national borders but not established yet a legal mechanism for

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often been closed and down-sized. The countries in question are not “the East”. They lie in the north, south and centre of Europe and all of them belong to the core of the European landscape. Their complex [...] imaginary of Europe has become obvious. The Russian war of aggression has revealed the extent to which the existing expertise on countries so often bundled together under the misleading label “Eastern Europe” [...] Europe has constantly been reimagined – yet in facing the criminal and destructive war against Ukraine and all the tragedies resulting from it, the need for a more comprehensive rethinking toward a more

Alexander Geyken works at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and the Humanities (BBAW) since 1999 where he directs the long-term research project "Digital Dictionary of the German Language" (DWDS [...] as well as the Berlin part of the "Zentrum für digitale Lexikographie der deutschen Sprache" (ZDL, www.zentrum-lexikographie.de). He received his Ph.D. in "Computational Linguistics" at the University [...] of Munich in 1998, and obtained his habilitation (post-doctoral degree) in 2017 in the field of "Linguistics" at the University of Potsdam, where also holds a teaching position since May 2018. His main

Professor of Digital Humanities at the Institute of Computer Science at the University of Leipzig. Please register until 14.10. here Introduction Martin Grötschel President of the Academy Data Science, Philology [...] flourish in a world where the analysis of data plays a fundamental role. But if philologists have always been – and pride themselves on being – in some sense “data-driven”, the rise of quantitative methods [...] challenges them to reimagine how they think and which skills they develop. Much of the most promising research over the coming generation will be built upon texts that have been automatically generated

The ability to predict the future and plan is one of the most important human characteristics. Many researchers suggest that episodic memory – one of our most important human attributes has evolved to enable this. 

Corrigendum ). An Interpretation of the Stemmata of the Books of the Netherworld in the New Kingdom — Tomb Decoration and the Text Additions for Osiris NN, in: Proceedings of the Ninth International Congress [...] eumdok.00003833 . (zusammen mit Silvia Einaudi) TT33: the Book of the Dead and the Book of Caverns, in: Egyptian Archaeology. The Bulletin of the Egypt Exploration Society 43 (Oct. 2013), p. 35, online: [...] [handed in: 2014], DOI 10.18452/28784 . Erschienen Following the sun god into the netherworld: The Chief Lector Priest Petamenophis in the footsteps of a pharaoh, in: Frédéric Colin, Sylvie Donnat, Françoise