With Vasia Hatzis at the Vesalius Continuum conference, Serakinado Theatre Zakynthos
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 Pavlos Plessas, article in the Hermes Journal
Written by Paul Plessas [Journal HERMES site and antiquated ] If I wrote knowing that these lines are intended for publication in the Mercury of the island the title of this piece would probably "Impressions of a nonexistent wreck." It would, however, I fear, a wrong signal to many readers on this island, where among the limited number of key peculiarities of the existence of a large number of residents who are pinning their hopes on a shipwreck. Distal start of this year is a sailing trip Belgians medical doctors and artists before four years, or, if you prefer, a sailing trip pilgrims to the Holy Land before four hundred and fifty. I do not intend to speak for any of these two journeys. Details for both those who can read English to understand book Theo Dirix "In Search of Andreas Vesalius: The Quest for the Lost Grave" just published. They can also find details there another journey still continues and involving more and more. I just want to tell you what happened in the most recent station that beautiful trip, which is not contained in the book. station he was again Zakynthos, because all three of these trips, either started from Venice or from Lefkada either from Athens to Zakynthos converge. Some, therefore, for reasons of their own that are not present and will never be of particular importance in the habit of hoping for a wreck. Others just got over the ecstasy in which they threw the presence of the Minister of Tourism, viewed as a wreck about the non-fulfillment of the expectations themselves arbitrarily cultivated for ... many hundreds if not thousands of tourists ... (just so you can see most any organization, and it is too bad) and the whole series of medical conferences owe them ... and ... sprout like mushrooms enough to spit someone in soil.  (Nanowerk News) Researchers at the University of Basel have succeeded in observing the “forbidden” infrared spectrum of a charged molecule for the first time. These extremely weak spectra offer perspectives for extremely precise measurements of molecular properties and may also contribute to the development of molecular clocks and quantum technology. The results were published in the scientific journal Nature Physics ("Observation of electric-dipole-forbidden infrared transitions in cold molecular ions").
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 Vesalius 1514 – 2014
Leuven (BE) | 1 october 2014 - 18 january 2015 In 2014 the quincentenary of Vesalius’s birth will be commemorated in different places around the world. This pioneer of modern anatomy was an alumnus of Leuven University. KU[N]ST Leuven, a not-for-profit organization created jointly by the City of Leuven and KU Leuven, is offering a wide-ranging programme of cultural, academic and tourist events in the autumn of 2014 around the theme Vesalius and the human body. www.vesaliusleuven.be  Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564): Scientist, physician, artist and renaissance figure September 18, 2014 Lundsgaard Auditorium, Panum Institute Blegdamsvej 3B, 2200 Copenhagen The 500th birthday symposium is organised by Ron Kupers & Maurice Ptito (BRAINlab, INF), in collaboration with H.E. Pol De Witte, Ambassador of Belgium in Denmark. http://www.vesalius-500.dk  Anatomisches Museum Basel
12 September 2014 - March 2015 The Anatomical Museum in Basel, where you also find the only preserved skeleton dissected by Vesalius, presents a special exhibition called 'Dem Körper auf der Spur' (Discovering the Human Body). It covers anatomy since the time of Vesalius until today including modern imaging technology. Anatomical Museum Basel  Vesalius Revisited
12 September 2014 Anatomisches Institut Basel The Swiss Society for Anatomy, Histology and Embryology and the Swiss Society for the History of Medicine and Sciences invite you to the special meeting on Vesalius. Programme |
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