Romania - Science topic

. The problem of belonging of islets between Romania and Bulgaria as a result of the withdrawal of the Danube River, caused by global warming, natural disasters and human effects, is a complex issue that requires a detailed legal analysis. According to 1982, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the ownership of islets is determined by the principle of natural prolongation, which states that the territorial sea of a state extends to the outermost point of its coastal landmass. In the case of an islet, the state to which it is naturally attached is considered to have sovereignty over it. In the case of Romania and Bulgaria, the Romanian and Bulgarian sides have different approaches to the issue. The Romanian side argues that the islets should be considered Romanian territory since they are naturally attached to the Romanian coast. The Bulgarian side, however, claims that the islets are naturally attached to the Bulgarian coast, and therefore should be considered Bulgarian territory. In addition, both sides have proposed different solutions to the dispute. The Romanian side has proposed that the islets should be divided between the two countries, with each country having sovereignty over half of the islets. The Bulgarian side has proposed that the islets should be considered international waters and that both countries should have equal access to them. Ultimately, the issue of the ownership of the islets must be resolved through negotiations between Romania and Bulgaria, and a final decision should be based on the principle of natural prolongation.,

Damage to wastewater and drinking water may lead to contamination of water resources. Explosions from rockets or fires generate huge volumes of debris and waste. The release of hazardous materials such as asbestos, industrial chemicals, and fuels compound the effects of environmental contamination.

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Just try with "Journal of Ichthyology" and "Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria".

HBD and I wish you more years!

Try to find them here:

or contact them, E-mail: ats@bvb.ro

Dear participants in Research Gate. I receive research results that do not fall within the scope of my specializations. I am a Professor of Law and Physical Education and Sports as well ... I collaborate with Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca and the National Academy of Physical Education and Sports Bucharest (both in Romania) and lead doctoral theses at Constantin Stere University in Chisinau - in the specialty of law (Republic of Moldova).

The ‚Positions on Nursing Diagnosis Scale‚ (PND) was used in many settings and language. It’s a valid instrument, the original publication is:

Krenz, M., & Lunney, M. (1992). A tool that measures attitudes toward nursing diagnosis. Nursing diagnosis: ND: the official journal of the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, 3(1), 44-44.

I‚m recommending you search for studies on it, as it’s one of the most used instruments addressing your research question.

Wishing you success!

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Worldbank allows to download what they call "Governance Indicators". One of them is corruption data. You can access and download. https://databank.worldbank.org/reports.aspx?source=worldwide-governance-indicators

To all who teach math subjects, I will recommend to use GeoGebra: leading provider of dynamic mathematics software, supporting STEM education and innovations in teaching and learning worldwide. It is an open source multiplatform software, available in many languages for Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Android, iPad and it has an easy-to-use interface.

Yes, I am very interested in this

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Dear Eugenia Ramona Mara

Thanks so much for your interest in RECONNECT!

While we do not have a Romanian partner, some of our consortium members are indeed including Romania in their research. While we are still in the early days of publishing results, we already have included Romania in some of our blogs.

You can seem some of the blogs and activities related to Romania here: https://reconnect-europe.eu/?s=romania

Best wishes,

Kari

You are welcome, dear Istrate Vasilică.

Regards,

Vaid, B. H.

The Government should bridge the gap or provide incentives like tax breaks to corporations to fund Scientific Research.

I would also like more information.

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Hi Marek hocam,

Turkey presents a highly different picture in terms of de-privatisation in HE sector. TR has two uni types, public and (non-profit) foundation unies, and no legal allowance to establish private/profit-oriented unies. The TR government also provides free HE education in public unies (including associate, undergraduate, master and doctoral education programmes) for a long time, almost last 15 years. Moreover, the government basically funds everything in public unies, including salaries, student credits (for life expenses), R&D budget, etc. Interestingly, the TR government is also the main funding body for most of foundation unies. However, a couple of months ago the government announced the draft of 11th national deveopment until 2023, the centenary year of TR. This draft includes the item on the possible legal arrangement for private unies. As a result, the government is still funding around 90% of HE sector in TR. Now, we are waiting to see what will happen after 11th development plan and the potential private unies in TR.

Given above, I can comment that a high internal de-privatisation generated a sort of privilege for HE sector, while no need for intensive external de-privarisation in the composition of TR HE.

Best,

B.

Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman, thank you! I will try to contact them.

Hi Dr silvian im investigating yet. This is the last work on that project that i am working on it"recharacterization of viral loads, strate and state of equine herpesvirus‐1 using real‐time PCR in horses following natural exposure at a racetrack in california "

Many times, we cannot persuade others (stubborn, selfentred) to accept any idea, no matter, how brilliant idea is!

One more question: what do you count as the period of totalitarianism? As far as I can tell, this is hardly a settled question. The German political theorist Hannah Arendt, for instance, says that totalitarianism ended in 1953 with the death of Stalin. What is your criteria of totalitarianism?

I m so sorry....I m not Romanian but Im Mexico

What about Dan Tufiş from the Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Bucarest? Mail him at tufis@racai.ro and ask about the state of NLU in Romania.

My email is chris.harris@uct.ac.za

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At the website of Eurostat you may find some data for the whole "I" sector.

Besides, for individual countries I know that for some of them publish in their Balance of Payments statistics, so you would know in which ones you want to focus

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Dear Emmanuel,

unfortunately, but the program involves participants from Ukraine and Romania only.

I have not much experience in this field, but people recomend me "Plante Vasculare din Romania" (Sarbu et al?)

Hope it can be useful

(dont know why Im writting in English...)

Dear Waldemar,

I had been working in a large corporation for million dollar data bases gathering, conception and sale: they are commercial data with lot of added value , e.g. relational, GIS, analysis, etc,.

I was speaking on mere geological data that are free worldwide and of locational data that must be free according to EU directive of 2003. This is not the case in Romania yet in spite of the industry white papers and lobbying to government agency keeping it tight

Hello, it depends of your aim. In this study I'm working with whole genome sequencing to find the resistance genes and their genetic environment. I use the following programs: rast, resfinder, plasmid finder. I also work with Geneious and command line by Linux to assemble my genomes.

Now, if you just want to see the transfer of an specific gene or plasmid, you must do conjugation experiments. Than, you can do susceptibility tests and pcr.

I hope I will help as soon as possible

Great to see you're going!

My question was: how did you model the functional mathematically as it depends on various functions and they are interdependent. Unless this model is verified the conclusions may run the risk of imprecision. Ergonomics i.e. human related effects are very difficult to include. Can you explain your mathematical modeling?

Statistics have reviled the fact that there are 32 098 people of Turkish nationality (0,2%) living in Romania, among which 27 668 Turkish speakers. Out of the rest of 4 330  persons: 4 307 have indicated Romanian as their mother tongue, 12 Hungarian, 27 Romani, 2 Ukrainian, 17 German, 25 Tatara, 11 Serbian, 1 Croatian, 5 Idis, 8 Polish, 1 Italian, 10 other and 4 did not declare their mother tongue. Most of the Turkish living in Romania are settled in Dobrogea( Constanta and Tulcea counties). They are represented in the Parliament by the Democratic Turkish Union in Romania, with 40 branches (Bucharest, Tulcea, Calarasi, Braila, Galati, etc). Pre-university teaching system is made up of schools in which classes are partially taught in Turkish( at the Turkish request in 1990). The curricula is consistent with norms set by the Ministry of Education. There are 2 Universities in which classes are taught in Turkish: Ovidius Univeristy( Constanta) and Bucharest University( as a modern language), Turkish-Romanian and Tukish-English departments.

Dear Catalin,

I hope you will find which you searched at the below.

Özdoğan, M. 1983“Pendik: A Neolithic Site of Fikirtepe Culture in the Marmara Region”, R. M. Boehmer ve H. Hauptmann (yay.) Beiträge zur Altertumskunde Kleisasien, Festschrift für Kurt Bittel: 401-411. Verlag Philipp von Zabern, Mainz.

Özdoğan, M. 1989“Neolithic Cultures of Northwestern Turkey”, S. Bökönyi (yay.) Neolithic of Southeastern Europe and its Near Eastern Connections: 201-215. Varia Archaeologica Hungarica II, Budapest.

 Özdoğan, M., Y. Miyake ve N. Özbaşaran-Dede 1991“An Interim Report on the Excavations at Yarımburgaz and Toptepe in Eastern Thrace”, Anatolica XVII: 59-121.

Özdoğan, M. 1996“Tarihöncesi Çağlarda İstanbul/ İstanbul during Prehistoric Periods”, M. Beykan (yay.), İstanbul, World City: 88-101. HABİTAT II, Türkiye Ekonomik ve Toplumsal Tarih Vakfı, İstanbul. written in turkish

Özdoğan, M. 1999“Northwestern Turkey: Neolithic Cultures in Between the Balkans and Anatolia”, M. Özdoğan ve N. Başgelen (yay.) Neolithic in Turkey: 203-224. Arkeoloji ve Sanat Yayınları, İstanbul.

Özdoğan, M. 2000“The Appearance of Early Neolithic Cultures in Northwestern Turkey. Some Problems”, S. Hiller ve V. Nikolov (yay.) Karanovo III Beiträge zum Neolithikum in Südosteuropa: 165-170. Phoibos Verlag, Wien.

Özdoğan, M. 2003“The Prehistory of Northwestern Turkey”, D. V. Grammenos (yay.) Recent Research in the Prehistory of the Balkans: 329-368. Archaeological Institute of Northern Greece and the Archaeological Receipts Fund, Thessaloniki.

Özdoğan, M. 2004“The Fourth Millennium in Eastern Thrace: an Archaeological Enigma”, B. Hänsel ve E.Studeniková (yay.) Zwischen Karpaten und Ägäis. Neolithikum und Ältere Bronzezeit: 19-26. Verlag Marie Leidorf GmbH, Rahden.

Özdoğan, M. 2011“Eastern Thrace: The Contact Zone between Anatolia and the Balkans”, S. R. Steadman ve G. McMahon (yay.) The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia (10,000-323 B.C.E.): 657-682. Oxford University Press, New York.

best regards,

I have found many useful resources in this post. In case someone needs to download data from Spain (Canary and Balearic Islands separately) here is a link to open data: http://www.esios.ree.es/web-publica/.

On the other side, I am interested also in open available generation data of ISOLATED SYSTEMS, like for example Flores island, Azores, which is studied in the article from André Pina.

Dear Cristi,

I think you already know the lioness clay figurine from Goljamo Delcevo tell settlement (Bulgaria), belonging to KGK VI cultural complex, published by  Fol, A., J. Lichardus (eds.). 1988. Macht, Herrschaft und Gold: das Graberfeld von Varna (Bulgarien) und die Anfänge einer neuen europäischen Zivilisation. Saarbrücken, Moderne Galerie des Saarland-Museums.

This figurine was republished by  H. Manhart 1998, Vorgeschichtliche Fauna Bulgariens. Die vorgeschichtliche Tierwelt von Koprivec und Durankulak und anderen prähistorischen Fundplätzen in Bulgarien aufgrund von Knochenfunden aus archäologischen Ausgrabungen. Documenta Naturae 116: 3-353 (also with additional data about lion bones in Neolithic and Eneolithic periods from SE Europe) and  N.R. Thomas 2004, The Early Mycenaean Lion up to Date. In: Anne P. Chapin (ed.), Xάρις. Essays in Honor of Sara A. Immerwahr, Hesperia Supplement 33: 161-206 (see attach).

Best wishes,

Catalin

Buna Ion,

I am interested to collaborate in this subject. I worked already on method and model comparison, even I had not too much time to prepare publications in this field. We prepared a non published study especially on the comparisons for models for the estimation of groundwater recharge.

Salutari din Germania,

Petra

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Hello sir,

I have attached a paper.Hope this paper help to your work

In the past decades my colleagues from Karlsruhe University (now KIT) in Germany have been working intensively in the Bucharest area. I recommend to contact J.R. Ritter from the Geophysical Institute. I guess he will be willing to support you.

Check the reference: F. Wenzel; G. Marmuraenu: PURE AND APPLIED GEOPHYSICS, Volume 164, Issue 5, Pages: 929-939, Published MAY 2007.