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RESEARCH DISCUSSIONS ACROSS DISCIPLINES Welcome to the 4 th Section Days of the Ruhr University Research School! The 4 th Section Days of the Ruhr University Research School take place on November 03-05, 2010. They are organised by teams of doctoral fellows from the three scientific sections: Natural Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences. They are realised as three one-day conferences with invited guest speakers and doctoral candidates from other universities. The Section Days combine talks of guest scientists and fellows with workshops and poster presentations to support research discussions across disciplines. They give insight into up-to-date research discussions in different research areas and continue the interdisciplinary dialogue within and beyond the sections. The conference topics are: Natural Sciences and Engineering (November 03, 2010): “Nanotechnology” “Plenty of room at the bottom” - Richard Feynman’s (California Institute of Technology) famous speech in 1959 is considered as the foundation of Nanotechnology. With his demonstration how to write the entire Encyclopedia Britannica on the head of a pin, he showed impressively the possibilities present in this research field, “the small scale”, and provided a lot of new impulses for scientists. Nanotechnology is defined as the understanding and control of matter at dimensions between approximately 1 and 100 nanometers (=1 E-9 meter) size range. It has recently become one of the most active research fields in the areas of solid state physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering. This leads to the requirement to fabricate new materials on an even finer scale with the goal to continue decreasing the cost and increasing the speed of information transmission and storage. Nanomaterials display novel and often enhanced properties and functions that differ markedly from those seen from items made of identical materials and can open up possibilities for new technological applications. One far-reaching phenomenon, which appears when dealing with such small-dimension materials is the increasing influence of quantum mechanical effects. Some of these effects, like superposition and entanglement, which play an important role in the concept of Quantum Computers, will be introduced within this conference. Life Sciences (November 04, 2010): “Communication” This year´s Life Science Section Day is dedicated to “communication”. In general, communication describes a process whereby information is enclosed in a package and is imparted by a sender to a receiver via some medium. This includes much more than the communication between single individuals, which builds the basis of our society but also e.g. the behavior of different signaling molecules, different cells and brain regions, or even different generations. In all cases, communication shapes and defines the emerging cooperation. While keeping this in mind, the section day will focus on several topics within the life sciences, regarding micro- and neurobiology, behavioral biology, as well as the worldwide communication between different scientists.
Humanities and Social Sciences (November 05, 2010): “Borders - Conflicts - Innovations” This year’s Section Day addresses the question of what happens when research in one field reaches its limits and depends on the contribution of other disciplines. Which tensions can arise from this and how can possible, subsequent conflicts be resolved? Furthermore, we want to illuminate in which areas of (modern life) individuals and societies are confronted with borders and how conflicts might arise from the crossing and transgression of them. From the vantage point of interdisciplinarity the Section Day will inquire how and where the humanities and social sciences yield innovative potentials to overcome borders as well as resulting conflicts. The Section Day will be introduced by keynote speeches followed by workshops of three thematic panels: „Border Experiences and Conflicts“ / „Grenzerfahrungen und Konflikte” (Panel I), „Innovation in Language and Culture“ / „Innovation in Sprache und Kultur“ (Panel II), „Transgressing Boundaries in Interdisciplinary Perspective“ / „Grenzüberschreitung im interdisziplinären Vergleich“ (Panel III). All members of the Ruhr University Research School are invited to discuss state-of-the art research with guest scientists and fellow section members and to reflect research results, problems and questions in a broader scientific context. This abstract book contains abstracts of all presented posters and/or short exposés of dissertation projects as well as contact information of the participating fellows. The organisers, Bochum, November 3, 2010 Natural Sciences and Engineering: Meurer, Alexander Petrov, Ihor Sharma, Vinay Sosniak, Anna Al-Anbaki, Usama Vreshch, Olesia Life Sciences: Geissler, Maren Kasties, Nils Lübbert, Matthias Mavarani, Laven Molitor, Bastian Saffian, Delia Storcksdieck, Michael Wolf, Janina Humanities and Social Sciences: Banhold, Lars Borutta, Sina Katharina Fiodarava, Alena Häberlein, Bianca Heinemann, Simone Kittler, Judith Mischke, Dennis Petrenko, Olena Sina, Véronique Starzak, Tobias Utler, Astrid
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LS_16 AUXILIARY SUBUNITS OF CALCIUM
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LS_18 LASTING EFFECTS OF A SINGLE M
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LS_20 Effects of acute amyloid-beta
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HSS_01 WATER PRICING AND EXTERNALIT
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE PRESS A
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HSS_03 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FUNCTION
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HSS_04 DAS 'AUDIOVIDUUM' EINE DISKU
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References: Kaplan, E. Ann (2001):
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Vor dem Hintergrund eines ressource
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Researches aimed at studying the im
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Nelting, David (2010): „‚Un gio
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in East Berlin. In the retrospectiv
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FINANCIAL RISK AND RESPONSIBILITY S
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THE IMPACT OF AID FOR TRADE FACILIT
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Martinez-Zarzoso, Inmaculada, Eva M
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CROSSCUTTING RELIGION A SURVEY OF R
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SPANISCHE UND DEUTSCHE CHATS IM VER
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THE RELEVANCE OF METAPHOR TO EVERY
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PREMISES OF AID FOR TRADE Jens Kön
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND GLOBAL POWE
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RELATIONS BETWEEN BUDDHISM AND POLI
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GAZING UPON THE BORDER OF LIFE AND
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DIE INNOVATIVE FLASHBACKSTRUKTUR VO
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DER ISLAM - EINE RELIGION AUS GRENZ
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COSMOPOLITAN SPACES / SPATIAL COSMO
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Results: Out of 1,627 analysed pati
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EINE GEMEINDE VON ABWESENDEN? RELIG
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Gemeinschaft verbleiben, auf die au
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HSS_09 AETHERMAGIC. THE BROADCAST W
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THE IMPACT OF NATURAL RESOURCE ABUN
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Delikatesse der Empfindung setzt Le
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PEDAGOGICAL INNOVATICS AS A NEW BRA
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the ―emergence of multilevel syst
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HSS_12 VOM COMIC ZUM FILM - (RE)MED
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A LATE MEDIEVAL PERSIAN FROM AN ANG
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umfangreiche Vorversion des Fragebo
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DIE AUSEINANDERSETZUNG MIT DEM APAR
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mein Herangehensweise auf einer Tri
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TWO PHILOSOPHICAL THEORIES OF THE M
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new learning after reactivation was
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HSS_14 THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF
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Participants
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Life Sciences Name Abstract Poster
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Tobias Starzak tobias.starzak@rub.d
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