Arts & Humanities Cognitive Science and Classical Studies: The Chance for a Constructive Dialogue Read more
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Arts & Humanities The Bible and the Romans: An Interview with Natalie Dohrmann How does Rome expand the legal empire into the East and how are the Rabbis respond to that? We let Natalie Dohrmann, whose academic background focuses on rabbinic literature and Jews in the Roman Empire, answer this question for you!
Academia & Publishing The University Press Library: Bridging the Gap Between Academic Libraries, University Presses and You Find out what the UPL can bring to your library!
Science & Technology Going the green way: Rice husks as an eco-friendly source of silica Traditional production methods for silicon-based materials are highly energy-intensive and unsustainable, which is why researchers are now looking for “greener” […]
Science & Technology Lead: A Chameleon-Type Metal Ion. Its Use and Effects on Environment and Health Lead is one of the oldest metals known to man and therefore it deserves special emphasis in the international year of the Periodic Table of the Elements (2019). Its essentiality has been discussed but not demonstrated, yet its toxicity has already been recognized by Greek and Arab scholars.
Arts & Humanities ‘Forced Diversity’ In Movies Is Not a Thing – But Here’s Why Some People Are So Scared of It
