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Individual Social Behavior, or a Collective One? Her study argues that forgiveness is a cultural behavior that shapes collective identities and societal dynamics, serving as a proactive tool for peacebuilding [...] University delivered a keynote address titled "The Normalization Process Between Israel and Arab Countries Amidst the Gaza Conflict and Global Geopolitical Shifts." He provided a historical overview of [...] Sebondit and completed a book review on Refugees and Religion published in Reviews in Religion and Theology . Workshops and Research Presentations On September 17, Stephen Omondi attended a hybrid workshop on

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simulation If you fall for a Hornet phishing email, your score in the phishing simulation will decrease. If you click on a link in a Hornetsecurity phishing email, you will be redirected to a "That was close" page [...] you can access only a few e-training sessions about phishing. These are usually 5- to 8-minute videos with interactive questions (Image 4). To start a training session, left-click on a training unit. You [...] awareness campaign. You may wonder how to distinguish a Hornetsecurity phishing email from a real, malicious phishing email. The basic rule is: recognize a phishing attempt, and then immediately delete the

Basic protection | What is the university already doing to protect you and itself? Listen We use a variety of security measures to protect our university members and network from unwanted threats. These [...] protect our network and devices from viruses, other malware, and coordinated attacks. We also place a high value on the secure configuration of our individual computers , which means that not every software

Eriometer on the Model of Thomas Young Listen The eriometer is a little-known measuring instrument for determining fibre thickness by means of a diffraction effect. It goes back to the English physician and [...] seen as a follower of Newton's optics and merely introduced the theory of diffraction, the effects of which had long since been described by Newton or Grimaldi. The eriometer in the HistoLab is a reconstruction [...] reconstruction work by our bachelor's student Phil Hanisch, who made a replica based on the device in London, with which the optical effects could be reproduced. His replica was tested as part of the thesis

Telestereoscope on the Model of Hermann Helmholtz Listen The telestereoscope according to Helmholtz is a lens-free instrument in which the distance between the right and left eye image is enlarged from an [...] maintain spatial vision even at very great distances. In addition to this general description, he gave a series of experiments that were intended to demonstrate increased depth perception with lens-free set-ups [...] reconstruction of our former Master's student Sebastian Reder, who was able to recreate this apparatus from a simple floor plan drawing. When analysing the results, he came to similarly critical conclusions as

g boundary conditions for a reversal of relief perception. The stereoscope is a lens-less wooden construction with four mirror surfaces, in which an object can be placed on a screen at the end of the [...] Gross pseudoscope from our HistoLab was developed as part of Hannah Runde's Master's thesis. It is a catoptric pseudoscope that uses highly reflective mirrors to ensure that the right and left eye images [...] an observer subsequently has the impression that the depth dimension has been reversed, meaning that a voluminous body with positive relief appears to have become the corresponding "funnel" (with negative

the superimposition of two two-dimensional, stereoscopic images in the brain could be shown to create a three-dimensional spatial impression. It should not be underestimated how advanced the scientific discussion [...] original device at King's College London, which is attributed to its builder Charles Wheatstone, served as a model. Wheatstone's publications contain various sketches for use in the stereoscope as well as overview