Universität Basel, Englisches Seminar, Nadelberg 6, 4051 Basel
Fachübergreifend
Arcadia
Theaterstück von Tom Stoppard (Uraufführung 1993)
April 10th, 1809: In a country house in Derbyshire, the garden is uprooted, romantic poets cause chaos, and a young girl makes revolutionary scientific and mathematical discoveries. 200 years later, academics try to piece together the mystery of what happened that day.
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, written in 1993, is exciting, funny, and nerdy, exploring the relationship between past and present, order and chaos, science and the humanities, Classicism and Romanticism, and a whole lot more! Directed by Melanie Löw and Jonas Biedermann.
Special event: after the show on Sunday 26th, there'll be a Q&A session with the production team and some actors, which is free to attend irrespective of which (if any) performance you attend.
Bar & box office open 60 minutes before show time, doors to the theatre open 30 minutes before show time – you can freely choose your seats. The performance will be in English, and have an approx. runtime of 2.5 hours including intermission.
The Gay Beggars are an independent non-professional theatre company which specialises in the production of plays written in English. Founded by students of the English Seminar in 1941, the Gay Beggars have managed to keep up the long-standing tradition of staging at least one play a year. The late Prof. Rudolf Stamm instigated their use of the marvellous Cellar Theatre, which opened in 1969. In addition to the annual performances in the Cellar Theatre, there have been many performances in other venues in Switzerland and Europe.
People with an insatiable interest in theatre and a reasonably good command of the English language are very welcome to look in and join the Gay Beggars. Though quite demanding and time-consuming, theatre work with the Gay Beggars offers you a brilliant opportunity to get involved in a rewarding activity and get to know other students.
Veranstalter:
Anglophone Linguistics and Literary Studies, The Gay Beggars
Universität Basel, Englisches Seminar, Nadelberg 6, 4051 Basel
Fachübergreifend
Arcadia
Theaterstück von Tom Stoppard (Uraufführung 1993)
April 10th, 1809: In a country house in Derbyshire, the garden is uprooted, romantic poets cause chaos, and a young girl makes revolutionary scientific and mathematical discoveries. 200 years later, academics try to piece together the mystery of what happened that day.
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, written in 1993, is exciting, funny, and nerdy, exploring the relationship between past and present, order and chaos, science and the humanities, Classicism and Romanticism, and a whole lot more! Directed by Melanie Löw and Jonas Biedermann.
Special event: after the show on Sunday 26th, there'll be a Q&A session with the production team and some actors, which is free to attend irrespective of which (if any) performance you attend.
Bar & box office open 60 minutes before show time, doors to the theatre open 30 minutes before show time – you can freely choose your seats. The performance will be in English, and have an approx. runtime of 2.5 hours including intermission.
The Gay Beggars are an independent non-professional theatre company which specialises in the production of plays written in English. Founded by students of the English Seminar in 1941, the Gay Beggars have managed to keep up the long-standing tradition of staging at least one play a year. The late Prof. Rudolf Stamm instigated their use of the marvellous Cellar Theatre, which opened in 1969. In addition to the annual performances in the Cellar Theatre, there have been many performances in other venues in Switzerland and Europe.
People with an insatiable interest in theatre and a reasonably good command of the English language are very welcome to look in and join the Gay Beggars. Though quite demanding and time-consuming, theatre work with the Gay Beggars offers you a brilliant opportunity to get involved in a rewarding activity and get to know other students.
Veranstalter:
Anglophone Linguistics and Literary Studies, The Gay Beggars
Sichern Sie sich jetzt Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie einen Abend voller musikalischer Exzellenz in der einzigartigen Atmosphäre der Martinskirche. Wir freuen uns darauf, Sie beim Sommerkonzert begrüssen zu dürfen.
Sichern Sie sich jetzt Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie einen Abend voller musikalischer Exzellenz in der einzigartigen Atmosphäre der Martinskirche. Wir freuen uns darauf, Sie beim Sommerkonzert begrüssen zu dürfen.
Universität Basel, Englisches Seminar, Nadelberg 6, 4051 Basel
Fachübergreifend
Arcadia
Theaterstück von Tom Stoppard (Uraufführung 1993)
April 10th, 1809: In a country house in Derbyshire, the garden is uprooted, romantic poets cause chaos, and a young girl makes revolutionary scientific and mathematical discoveries. 200 years later, academics try to piece together the mystery of what happened that day.
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, written in 1993, is exciting, funny, and nerdy, exploring the relationship between past and present, order and chaos, science and the humanities, Classicism and Romanticism, and a whole lot more! Directed by Melanie Löw and Jonas Biedermann.
Special event: after the show on Sunday 26th, there'll be a Q&A session with the production team and some actors, which is free to attend irrespective of which (if any) performance you attend.
Bar & box office open 60 minutes before show time, doors to the theatre open 30 minutes before show time – you can freely choose your seats. The performance will be in English, and have an approx. runtime of 2.5 hours including intermission.
The Gay Beggars are an independent non-professional theatre company which specialises in the production of plays written in English. Founded by students of the English Seminar in 1941, the Gay Beggars have managed to keep up the long-standing tradition of staging at least one play a year. The late Prof. Rudolf Stamm instigated their use of the marvellous Cellar Theatre, which opened in 1969. In addition to the annual performances in the Cellar Theatre, there have been many performances in other venues in Switzerland and Europe.
People with an insatiable interest in theatre and a reasonably good command of the English language are very welcome to look in and join the Gay Beggars. Though quite demanding and time-consuming, theatre work with the Gay Beggars offers you a brilliant opportunity to get involved in a rewarding activity and get to know other students.
Veranstalter:
Anglophone Linguistics and Literary Studies, The Gay Beggars
The Swiss NanoConvention brings together Swiss and international leaders in nanoscience and nanotechnology. It is a platform for connecting people, networking, debating and exchanging ideas – and generating new ones.
We bring together world-class experts on the potential, but also on the risks, of one of the key emerging technologies of the 21st century, and provide a forum for discussing its role in future products and services. The Swiss NanoConvention is the premier showcase for nanotechnology in Switzerland, jointly organized by leaders of the Swiss nano community. It is the venue for hearing from and meeting with some of today's most innovative minds in nanoscience and technology.
Registration
The registration is open till 19 May 2024, early bird fees end on 14 April 2024.
Juristische Fakultät, Peter Merian.Weg 8, 4052 Basel, Seminarraum S6/S7, HG.52/HG.50
Fachübergreifend
Die Gesellschaft(en) des Rechts
Öffentlicher Vortrag von Prof. Dr. Volker H. Schmidt (National University of Singapore) im Rahmen von "Basler Gespräche zu den Grundlagen des Rechts"
Wie verhalten sich die Gesellschaftsbegriffe und -formen des Rechts zu der Gesellschaft, von der die Rechtssoziologie behauptet, sie werde durch das Recht geregelt? Welche Gesellschaften kennt das Recht und wie werden diese bearbeitet? Das sind die Fragen, die im Mittelpunkt des Vortrags stehen werden.
Volker Schmidt ist Soziologieprofessor an der National University of Singapore. Seine Arbeitsschwerpunkte sind Verteilungsfragen und -gerechtigkeit (darunter empirisch insbesondere Allokation knapper medizinischer Ressourcen), Gesellschaftstheorie, globaler sozialer Wandel, und Ostasienforschung. Sein noch unpubliziertes jüngstes Buch, das 2500 Jahre europäischer Geistesgeschichte abdeckt, trägt den Arbeitstitel „From Societas to World Society. Genealogy of a Concept“.
Der Vortrag ist öffentlich, Eintritt frei. Gäste sind herzlich willkommen.
Veranstalter:
Professur für Grundlagen des Rechts und Life Sciences-Recht (Prof....
Naturhistorisches Museum Basel, Augustinergasse 2, 4051 Basel, Aula
Medizin & Gesundheit
Bronchopulmonale Dysplasie - auf der Suche nach einer passenden Definition
Öffentliche Antritts- und Habilitationsvorlesung
(PD) Dr. med. Benjamin Stöcklin, (Privatdozent *) für Neonatologie: „Bronchopulmonale Dysplasie - auf der Suche nach einer passenden Definition“
*Vorbehalt Regensbeschluss März 2024
Öffentlichen Antritts- und Habilitationsvorlesungen der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Basel im Frühjahrsemester 2024, Eintritt frei, keine Anmeldung nötig
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