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On September 20-23 NORDNATUR network holds its meeting at EMU. NORDNATUR is a network of institutions of higher education from Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. It is supported by NORDPLUS and offers scholarships for student- and staff exchange in the field of natural resource management.  

MAST is an international exchange program that combines a practical, hands-on, educational experience in agriculture with a classroom experience through the University of Minnesota. MAST International offers Training and Internship Programs in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry and Fishing.  Both types of programs are designed to enhance the skills and expertise of exchange visitors. On Monday September 13 MAST International Coordinator David Pratt will visit Eesti Maaülikool and have a meeting with interested students at 15.00.

Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” /Louis Pasteur/ Tartu, August 24, 2010

On September 6. - 8. 2010 Professor emeritus Joachim Thomas from Germany will hold lectures at Eesti Maaülikool. In addition to giving lectures at the University Joachim Thomas has worked at the Ministry of the Environment and Conservation, Agriculture and Consumer Protection of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia. 

The Prize for Popularisation of Estonian Science is an award granted by way of competition jointly by the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Archimedes Foundation and the Ministry of Education and Research.  

On Wednesday, September 29, 2010, the Central Baltic INTERREG IV A Programme 2007-2013 will arrange its second annual Showcase Conference in Riga, Latvia. The conference is a platform to show the achievements of the programme so far, see how the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region is developing and to discuss what may come after the year 2013.

The forum subtitled as “Healthy Future” will be held in the Conference Centre of Swissôtelin Tallinn on September 22.-24.2010. It will focus on the variety of issues from life style and food to health related technologies and services as well as industrial biotechnology. All these issues are targeting to longer and better life, whether by getting more efficient and effective health services or improving our environment.

Estonian University of Life Sciences, Tartu Wednesday, May 12th : Monitoring animal health, environment, welfare & behaviour Chair: Prof. Eugen Kokin, Estonian University of Life Sciences and leader BrightAnimal WP1 Thursday, May 13th : Identification, sensory data collection & integrated systems development for Precision Livestock Farming Chair: Prof. Anthony Furness, technical director, AIM UK and leader, BrightAnimal WP2.

On every Tuesday and Thursday in April students can watch films dealing with landscape architecture. Films are shown in the Old Yeast Factory building at 60 Pikk Street and start at 19.00. This week the films concentrate on space and perception.