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			<title>Use of a private electrical appliances</title>
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			<description>Due to popular demand, students will be able to apply for a permit to use electrical appliances in...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[Due to popular demand, students will be able to apply for a permit to use electrical appliances in their rooms/units from this September. Such use has been prohibited by dormitory rules up until now - even though strict compliance with this ban was not enforced. More people want to use electrical appliances in their rooms and that puts an increasing load on the dormitory electrical wiring, which was not designed for the current demand. This leads to overloads and power outages. Too many electrical appliances connected to a system not designed to take such load can also be a security risk. On the other hand, the dormitory administration is aware that for many students a kettle or a microwave have become a necessity.
For this reason the dormitory will now allow electrical appliances like these in rooms/units - but their number will be limited to prevent overloading. Students who want to use electrical appliances in their room will need to file an application. We ask our guests to share their electrical appliances as much as possible to ensure their efficient use.
<ul><li>Devices such as <strong>common consumer electronics </strong>(mobile phone, laptop, desktop computer, smartwatch, headphones, chargers, table lamps) or <strong>personal care appliances</strong> (hair-dryer, hair curler, electric toothbrush) are not subject to these restrictions and no application needs to be filed. </li><li>Applications need to be submitted particularly for <strong>electrical appliance</strong><strong>s</strong> like kettles, microwaves, coffee makers or toasters (these are the devices most frequently encountered during inspections). They can overload the electrical network if too many of them are switched on at the same time, causing a risk of blackouts or even fires. Consequently, the dorm administration feels the need to regulate their numbers. </li><li>Students who need appliances due to <strong>medical reasons</strong> (e.g. a rice cooker for a special diet, an air purifier for asthma, an insulin fridge) should apply for a permit. They need to provide a proof of their medical condition, signed by a doctor of medicine.</li></ul>
The Commission for university dormitories and accommodation of CU’s Academic Senate negotiated with the university management and the following three points were added to the original proposal:
<ol><li>In this academic year, use of personal electrical appliances will be regulated without fees. After this trial period we will work with student representatives to evaluate the results and propose modifications as needed. You can send your suggestions to as.ubytovacia@rec.uniba.sk. </li><li>During the winter semester, the dormitory administration will enforce dormitory rules using a non-punitive approach and will initially issue warnings of violations. Sanctions will be imposed only in case of repeated violations. </li><li>CU management, dormitory administration and the CU AS Commission for university dormitories and accommodation will work to equip dormitory kitchens with the electrical appliances needed by students.</li></ol>
The quality of accommodation at university dormitories depends on sufficient funding from the largest client of the university - the Slovak government. Unfortunately, higher education infrastructure is underfunded at the time and this will likely lead to various future restrictions of operation and accessibility of dormitory accommodation.
<h2>How to apply for an electrical appliance permit</h2>
<h3><strong>Which electrical appliances need a permit?</strong></h3>
Guests are requested to apply for a permit to use mainly the following: electric kettles, microwaves, coffee makers, and toasters. Other electrical appliances (apart from ordinary consumer electronics or personal care devices listed above) will be subject to the accommodation office consideration. 
<h3><strong>HOW MANY PRIVATE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CAN I APPLY FOR?</strong> </h3>
Guests of a single room/unit can file a single application with the Mlyny accommodation office and request up to two additional electrical appliances for the room/unit depending on the dormitory block in which they are located.
<ul><li>Couples Dorm (Manželské internáty)&nbsp;- two appliances per unit </li><li>High-Rise B (Štúrak) - one device per unit (shared by two rooms, e.g. one microwave) and one device per room </li><li>Atrium houses - two appliances per room</li></ul>
<h3><strong>HOW TO FILE AN APPLICATION?</strong> </h3>
You can apply via this <link fileadmin/mlyny/2023/Dokumenty/Ziadost_o_spotrebice_Mlyny.pdf _blank><strong>FORM</strong></link>. The applicant should print two copies of the form, <strong>fill them in, have them signed by all occupants of the room/unit</strong>, and submit them to the Mlyny accommodation office. Accommodation office staff will approve or deny the application. 
<h3><strong>WHEN CAN I SUBMIT AN APPLICATION?</strong></h3>
An application is only valid once it has been signed by <strong>all occupants of a room/unit</strong>. Applications that do not meet this condition will be rejected. Please note that beverage vending machines and the Eat &amp; Meet cafeteria are still available to guests of CU Mlyny. 
<h3><strong>WHAT TO DO WITH AN APPROVED APPLICATION?</strong></h3>
Applicants who receive a permit must display the approved application in their unit/room visibly, next to the inventory list. The electrical appliances listed on the application are only considered permitted when the Mlyny accommodation office staff approve the application. 
<h3><strong>WHEN DOES THE PERMIT EXPIRE?</strong></h3>
The application must be returned to the staff carrying out the check-out inspection whenever the applicant moves out or changes rooms. The application expires on the date when the applicant moves or checks out. 
<h3><strong>INSPECTIONS AND SANCTIONS</strong></h3>
Article 7(3) of the Dormitory Rules specifies that the Dormitory is permitted to carry out inspections of compliance with fire safety regulations and proper usage of dorm premises with or without the presence of the guests. <strong>If unauthorized electrical appliances are encountered in the room/unit the guest may be fined 100€</strong> for each electrical appliance in accordance with Article 11 of the Dormitory Rules.
<h2>FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS </h2>
Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions related to these instructions for the use of electrical appliances in dorms. Whether your application is approved or denied depends on the specifics of the electrical wiring in your room, which is slightly different for each Mlyny dormitory building. 
<strong>1.What if I have an electrical appliance in my room that I don't use, and just store it there?</strong> 
The ban applies to electrical appliances regardless of whether they are used. To avoid a fine in specific cases (e.g. you need to store a wrapped gift for a few days) inform us by sending an email to mlyny.ubytovanie@uniba.sk. 
<strong>2.Can I apply for an electrical appliance and then place it in the kitchenette so everyone on the floor can use it? (VB, AD)</strong> 
Only permitted or registered electrical appliances may be connected to the electrical system in the dormitory. However, the permit and registration only applies to individual rooms/units. Appliances may only be placed in common areas by the dormitory administration. As mentioned above, CU management, dormitory administration and the CU AS Commission for university dormitories and accommodation will work to equip dormitory kitchens with any additional electrical appliances needed by students. 
<strong>3.Will printers, televisions, clothes irons, fans, heaters, game consoles, and other similar appliances which are not on the list, be approved?</strong> 
If an appliance is not listed, submit an application and the accommodation office will review it. We recommend to only bring the electrical appliance after you have obtained a permit for its use. 
<strong>4. How are high-wattage appliances defined?</strong> 
 Inventory inspections revealed that most high-wattage electrical appliances include devices for heating food and water. Based on this data and the capacity of electrical wiring in the buildings, the dormitory administration proposed a solution that is as simple as possible in terms of registration as well as subsequent inspections. If you are not sure how to classify your electrical appliance, submit an application and ask for an individual assessment. 

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			<title>TAUP 2023</title>
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			<description>Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics is co-organising important
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The XVIII International Conference on Topics in Astroparticle and Underground Physics - TAUP 2023 will take place in Vienna during 28/8 – 1/9/ 2023. The conference is jointly organized by the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (HEPHY), the University of Vienna, the Technical University of Vienna, the University of Innsbruck and the Comenius University in Bratislava. About 500 scientists from all over the world are expected to participate directly in the conference.
The TAUP conference was organized for the first time in 1989. Since then, it has been held regularly every two years in various locations around the world. It is considered one of the most important conferences for space research. The previous conference took place in Valencia in 2021, but due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, it was held online only. Therefore, the world scientists are particularly happy to be able to meet again in person in Vienna, present the results of their research and benefit from motivating discussions. The central theme of the conference is the dark matter of the universe and research on the fundamental properties of neutrinos, which interact with matter the least of all known particles. These mysterious particles can reveal the secrets of the origin and evolution of the universe, the dominance of matter over antimatter in the universe, and show the right way to formulate a unified theory of fundamental interactions. The dark matter of the universe, which was formulated nearly 100 years ago, is still considered one of the great mysteries of modern physics. The essence of the problem is that we observe significantly more gravitational manifestations in space than we would expect from visible matter. The assumption is that there is matter that is not observable using electromagnetic radiation. We cannot see this matter, so we call it the &quot;dark&quot; matter of the universe. Its existence is searched for by various methods, which, however, have not yet clearly confirmed its presence. At the TAUP 2023 conference, sophisticated experimental methods for observing dark matter particles as well as new theoretical solutions to the problem of the existence of dark matter in the universe will be presented.
Neutrinos are difficult to observe because they very rarely interact with a detector to leave an experimentally measurable signal. As a result of observing neutrino oscillations, we know that neutrinos have small masses, but they have not yet been precisely measured. Unlike other particles of the Standard Model of particle physics, their mass can be generated by a mechanism other than the Higgs boson, and can be related to a new, higher, energy scale in physics. Different types of neutrinos can transform into each other, but we do not yet know if this behavior is the same for neutrinos and antineutrinos. The neutrino does not carry an electric charge, and thus could be its own antiparticle, as suggested by Ettore Majorana in 1937.
In addition to the dark matter of the universe and the physics of neutrinos, the TAUP 2023 conference will also include cosmological lectures on the influence of elementary particle physics on understanding the evolution of the universe, and on the detection of high-energy cosmic rays from space. Since 2015, it is also possible to study the universe by means of gravitational waves. Worldwide, there are only a few scientific infrastructures that can observe the formation of gravitational waves due to collisions of black holes, neutron stars, etc. Part of the European initiative for experiments observing gravitational waves of the third generation, the so-called &quot;Einstein's telescope&quot;, is also the preparation of a unique experiment, that will be the subject of discussion at the conference. Two special contributions will present the discovery of galactic neutrino radiation and the observation of gravitational waves through anomalies in signals from pulsars (rotating neutron stars).
On Thursday, August 31 at 6:30 p.m., the Austrian Academy of Sciences will host a public lecture by the Nobel Prize winner in physics, Professor Arthur McDonald from Queen's University in Canada, entitled &quot;Using the messengers of the universe to understand its origin and evolution&quot;, which will address the possibilities of observations of astrophysical processes in space using electromagnetic radiation, neutrinos and gravitational waves.
Researchers (R.&nbsp;Breier, R.&nbsp;Dvornický,  M.&nbsp;Ješkovský, J.&nbsp;Kaizer, A.&nbsp;Khatun, P.&nbsp;Povinec, F.&nbsp;Šimkovic) and PhD students (Z.&nbsp;Bardačová, P.&nbsp;Čechvala, E.&nbsp;Eckerová) of the Department of Nuclear Physics and Biophysics of the Faculty,  participating in the organization of this international conference, will also present at the conference scientific results related to the theory of neutrino oscillations, the process of neutrinoless double beta-decay of nuclei, detection of astrophysical neutrinos using neutrino telescopes, Monte Carlo simulations of the production of cosmogenic nuclides by radiation from supernovae, as well as the development of accelerator methods to control the radiopurity of materials for ultra-sensitive experiments in underground laboratories. ]]></content:encoded>
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			<author>Pavol.Povinec@fmph.uniba.sk</author>
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			<title>CONFERENCE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DRUGS</title>
			<link>http://https://sal2023.fpharm.uniba.sk/</link>
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			<title>HONORARY DOCTORATE to Professor Pavel Šámal</title>
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			<description>28 September 2022, at 11 a. m. in CU's Auditorium</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[On 28 September 2023, Comenius University Bratislava awards the title of Doctor honoris causa to Professor Pavel Šámal, who is a judge of international renown and was nominated for the title by the Faculty of Law of Comenius University. He receives the award in recognition of his significant scientific contributions in the field of criminal law.
Born in 1953, he studied law at the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague. He obtained the academic degree philosophiae doctor (Ph.D.) in 1999 at Masaryk University in Brno, and in 2002 he also obtained the title of associate professor in the field of criminal law there. In 2006, after the process of inauguration at Charles University in Prague he received the title of professor of criminal law, criminology and criminology from the President of the Czech Republic.
He dedicated his scientific career to the discipline of criminal law. As part of an ongoing cooperation between Slovakia and the Czech republic in the legislative domain he participated in the drafting of the Criminal Code (Act 300/2005) and the Code of Criminal Procedure (Act 301/2005). His ideas and works also informed the drafting of the Act on Criminal Liability of Legal Entities (No. 91/2016). 
Since 2010, he has been collaborating with the Faculty of Law of Comenius University Bratislava where his work at the Department of Criminal Law, Criminology and Criminalistics enabled the accreditation of the subject of criminal law. The collaboration resulted in the personal and scientific development of both the members of the department, and generations of criminal lawyers.
His intensive body of research work includes over 250 original articles and papers in the field of criminal law and more than 770 citations with an H-index of 14 (excluding self-citations) in publications registered in publication activity database of Comenius University.
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			<title>BIP Summer School 2023 in ISRAEL</title>
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			<description>At the end of July was held 2nd year of summer school organized by FM CU in cooperation with...</description>
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			<title>Children's Summer University at the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine Celebrates Another Successful Year</title>
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			<description>The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin has recently celebrated another successful year of the...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[This year, the Children's University saw the graduation of 58 students. Each year the event revolves around a different theme. This year's guiding principle was &quot;Science entertains us and movement is fun,&quot; which was reflected in the workshops and activities that the children participated in throughout the week.
The young students had the opportunity to attend several engaging lectures at the faculty. Professor Ingrid Tonhajzerová presented a lecture titled &quot;Our Body in Numbers,&quot; which was followed by a practical workshop at the Department of Physiology. Professor Henrieta Hudečková explained to the children why infectious diseases are changing and how they impact us, and Professor Tibor Baška held a discussion on the importance of science.
True to higher education traditions, the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine organized both an opening ceremony and a final graduation event.]]></content:encoded>
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			<title>Ladislav Kvasz: Principles of instrumental realism</title>
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			<description>Thursday 27.7.2023 at 17:45 hod., Lecture room F2</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>prof.RNDr. Ladislav Kvasz, DSc., Dr.&nbsp;</strong>(Institute of Philosophy, CAS and Pedagogical Faculty, Charles University in Prague):<br /><strong><em>Principles of instrumental realism</em></strong>
<link fileadmin/fmfi/aktuality/novinky/202223/Kvasz_prednaska.pdf - - "L. Kvasz"><em>More information</em></link>]]></content:encoded>
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			<author>Peter.Matak@fmph.uniba.sk</author>
			<pubDate>Fri, 21 Jul 2023 10:14:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Theory and Experiment in High Energy Physics</title>
			<link>https://uniba.sk/</link>
			<description>The Theory and Experiment in High Energy Physics in Bratislava is the first of the series of four...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The Theory and Experiment in High Energy Physics in Bratislava is the first of the series of four V4-HEP workshops.&nbsp; The workshops are supported by the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.visegradfund.org/" target="_blank" data-loopstyle="linkonly">Visegrad Fund</a>.
The workshop topics will include theory and experiment in heavy ion collisions, new results from collider experiments, perturbative calculations in QCD, neutrinos and grand unification, and particle physics applications in cosmology.
Young scientists and doctoral students are particularly welcome to present their research.&nbsp;
The workshop is primarily dedicated to participants affiliated with the Visegrad Region (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia).
<em><link https://indico.cern.ch/event/1256877/ _blank - "Theory and Experiment in High Energy Physics">More information</link>&nbsp;</em>
<link fileadmin/fmfi/aktuality/novinky/202223/V4HEP_poster.jpg><em>Poster</em></link>

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			<author>Peter.Matak@fmph.uniba.sk</author>
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			<title>Jessenius Faculty of Medicine Clinches 3rd Place in the 'Bike to Work' Campaign</title>
			<link>https://uniba.sk/</link>
			<description>The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine has clinched a bronze placement in the 'Active Employer' category...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[The faculty created 52 teams comprising a total of 173 cycling employees. These teams collectively covered nearly 32,000 kilometers in June, saving approximately 7,489 kilograms of CO2 emissions.
This effort secured the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine an outstanding third place in the final ranking of this year's competition among all registered employers across Slovakia.
Among employers registered in the city of Martin, the faculty led the leaderboard with its 52 teams, contributing significantly to the city's overall victory.
The city of Martin has now triumphantly clinched the Bike to Work campaign's crown for the sixth time. The campaign, encouraging greener commuting methods, further cemented Martin's reputation as an environmentally conscious city while showcasing the proactive environmental engagement of the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine.]]></content:encoded>
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			<author>milos.hrabovsky@uniba.sk</author>
			<pubDate>Fri, 21 Jul 2023 15:17:00 +0200</pubDate>
			
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			<title>Online admission test - 21st July 2023</title>
			<link>http://https://www.jfmed.uniba.sk/en/study/applicants/application-process/online-admission-test-21st-july-2023/</link>
			<description>All the necessary information about the online admission test, which will take place on July 21,...</description>
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