Participation in Television programmes in Latvia and Europe.
At the attractive popular scientific programme on the Latvian State Television
(First channel, prime time, January 4, 2003) the NATO SfP project was announced
and commented upon, with Dr. M. Tamanis demonstrating the laboratory equipment
(lasers, electronics, tracer gas containing cells) at the LU Group site. The
programme has been repeatedly shown and attracted a wide audience. The attractive
information, about NATO SfP project, including demonstration of experimental device,
was presented in special Latvian State TV programme "Science for 21st Century"
(First channel, prime time, September, 2003, R. Ferber, M. Auzinsh).
The new information on achievements in NATO project was presented by Prof.
R.Ferber in Latvian State TV news program "TV Panorama" in March 27,
2004.
On April 1 when Latvia joined NATO Prof M. Auzinsh and Vice President
of Latvian Academy of Sciences Prof A.Silinsh in Latvian State TV news program
"TV Panorama" told about the NATO SfP program contribution in the
financial support of industry-targeted investigations. Information was released
via German TV channel as well (May 2005).
Dr. M. Tamanis presented technological solutions of the NATO SfP project
in channel LNT News program (Jan 21, 2006).
Publicity via other media sources.
Information about the present NATO SfP project was announced in comments on scientific
activities in Latvia via state radio (Prof. A. Silins, Prof. J.Spigulis).
In the Exhibition devoted to the 85th Anniversary of the University of Latvia
(Sept – Oct, 2004) project activities have been presented in the special poster.
On Feb, 2006 demonstration of laboratory equipment was done for promotional film
"Welcome to Latvia".
Information dissemination in the Catalogue "High Tech in Latvia, 2004".
Information about the Project is published in the Catalogue of innovative high
technology developments in Latvia. (published by Latvian Technological Center, Editor: L. Ribickis).
seminar took place on March 20, 2002. The main subject was concerning participation
of scientists and industrial partners from Latvia in NATO scientific programs.
Presentation of the Project (R. Ferber, M. Auzinsh) helped making the present
NATO SfP project known to wider audience in Latvia.
