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development and execution of Horizon 2020 and Interreg projects as a project assistant in Hamburg. Moving on, I have switched gears slightly and am now employed as a consultant (Fördermittelberater) relating
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diseases were beriberi (a word derived from the language of Polynesian natives meaning “I can’t move, I can’t move”) and scurvy, an illness well known to seamen. It took researchers until 1912 to uncover the [...] that the white rice contained the germ that caused beriberi and that the red coating, which was re- moved by polishing the rice, provided an antitoxin. This point is crucial to understanding why successful
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silkworm breed?” Sibylla shook her head and said: “No, I would only like to draw the silkworms. They move so slowly and look so pretty, I would love to try it.” The old man first chuckled and then coughed: [...] often went to the attic in the coming weeks in order to observe and draw her silk- worms. The animals moved a little in their box and ate the leaves, and now and then, their skin broke and a new caterpillar [...] she tried to draw a real- ly good picture of a silkworm, which wasn’t exactly easy even though they moved very slowly. Sometimes she would start to draw the strange leaves on the branches that the silk- worms
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Frankfurt, where in 1668, Maria gave birth to their first daughter, Johanna Helena. Soon after, they moved to Nuremberg, the hometown of Graff. There, Maria Sibylla continued the study the life cycle of b [...] Chistopher named her work as "a magnificent" … In 1681, her stepfather Marrel died, and Maria Sybilla moved from Nuremberg to Frankfurt to help her mother. Marriage of Graffs returned to that city to engage [...] same year (1685), Maria Sibylla broke up with her husband, and with her mother and two daughters moved to the property Wieuwerd in the Netherlands, hoping for admission to the Community of Labadysts (radical
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effects of fluids in motion, and on the heat acquired by bodies moving rapidly through the air. They found the heat generated by a body moving at one mile per second through the air sufficient to account [...] glass capillary, a drop of alcohol is placed. When the pressure in both arms is different, the drop moves towards the side of lower pressure. Consequently, the gas at lower pressure is compressed whilst the [...] to the absorption of radiant heat and the resulting different pressure, the alcohol drop starts to move. The experimenter increases the distance between the stronger heat source and the thermoscope until
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diseases were beriberi (a word derived from the language of Polynesian natives meaning “I can’t move, I can’t move”) and scurvy, an illness well known to seamen. It took researchers until 1912 to uncover the [...] answer. On account of poor health, Eijkman had to leave Jakarta in 1896, never to return, but his move back to Amsterdam did not stop the research efforts, in either Java or the Netherlands, to find the [...] that the white rice contained the germ that caused beriberi and that the red coating, which was re- moved by polishing the rice, provided an antitoxin. This point is crucial to understanding why successful
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particles that are floating on water moved in an erratic manner. The re- markable detail about this motion was that it never appeared to stop, moreover, the moving particles were certainly not alive. It [...] atomic fact, or whatever you wish to call it) that all things are made of atoms – little particles that move around in perpetual motion, attracting each other when they are little distance apart, but repelling [...] were distinguished from each other by their shape and size. Ac- cording to Democritus, these atoms move in the empty space and collide with each other. By specific combinations of atoms, other sub- stances
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later, with the approval of her mother, he employed her as a servant. After Easter in 1780, Maria moved to Lichtenberg’s flat to live there permanently and she became his wife “without the priestly blessing” [...] discoveries concerning the field of the electricity from the 18th century. It is the year 1778. Let’s move to the small lake, where the group of boys decided to relax in the summer, sunny day. The temperature
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particles are moving around – and according to which laws should such a movement take place?” Democritus looked some- what puzzled: “There is no law as we know it, the particles obviously cannot be moving in a [...] they are moving in an irregular manner, than the following question arises: When one of these ato- Laughing Philosophy 3 Storytelling Teaching Model: http://science-story-telling.eu ma moves to a place [...] to this reason all the heavenly objects – Sun, Moon, Planets – objects that are spherical and that move on circles?” Plato had been struck by this weird argument, but even before he could respond, the old