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DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

For us at the DAAD, connecting people to facilitate new networks and consolidate existing ones is one of our main tasks.

DAAD Regional meeting in Africa

DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

Under the heading “Africa in Transition – changing (with) the German language” 26 DAAD lecturers from countries in Easter, Southern, Western, and Central Africa as well as colleagues from the DAAD headquarters in Bonn met in Addis Ababa from 20th till 25th May.

DAAD Ghana Alumni

DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

In a bid to promote international scientific cooperation, supporting future leaders who are in a position to contribute to solving global challenges, the DAAD offers alumni/former scholars the opportunity to organize events that contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Ghanaian German Postgraduate Training

DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

Ten scholars from the fields of Bioscience, Environmental science, Computer science, Engineering and other subject areas we selected to begin their doctoral training in Germany from October, 2019.

Ghana Job Fair 2019

DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

The Ghana Job Fair, organized by the Ghanaian-German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GGC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR), is a platform to bring together employers and job seekers for the purpose of recruitment.

Falling Walls Lab Ghana 2019

DAAD Ghana Newsletter, June 2019

The 4th edition of the Falling Walls LAB Ghana took place on 17th may, 2019 at the conference room of the West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens, Legon.

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DAAD Ghana Newsletter

A quarterly e-newsletter informing about DAAD scholarship programmes, higher education cooperation with Ghana among others...

Blood donation: Everything you've ever needed to know 14. June 2019 10:15

Can cigarette smokers donate blood? Am I going to pass out? Can I drink booze afterwards? Should I eat beforehand? Am I old enough? Here's everything you ever wanted to know about blood donation on World Blood Donor Day.
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Germany: Gay conversion 'therapy' ban presented 11. June 2019 09:50

"Homosexuality is not a disease and does not require treatment," said Health Minister Jens Spahn. There are believed to be about 1,000 cases of such interventions in Germany each year.
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Carl Hagenbeck: The inventor of the modern animal park 11. June 2019 06:43

No bars, no high fences: It's thanks to Carl Hagenbeck that most zoos today look that way. June 10 marks his 175th birthday. But he also had other controversial ideas for his parks: exhibiting humans as well.
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Color and the health sector 07. June 2019 13:26

The Helios university hospital in Wuppertal is conducting a two-year study on the impact of color on health, trying to find out if the color of hospital rooms affects patients' recovery.
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Kids in Germany to name exoplanet, star 07. June 2019 07:25

German schools, kindergartens and amateur astronomers have been asked to come up with names for two heavenly bodies. The huge exoplanet and its star currently go by the unpoetical catalog numbers HD 32518 and HD 32518b.
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Germany: Who let the bugs out? 06. June 2019 17:46

Biologist Peter Katz has been breeding insects for decades to fight against plant pests. And although convinced of the value of his tiny army, he doesn't believe feeding the world is possible without pesticides.
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Erectile dysfunction - an expert explains 06. June 2019 08:26

Urologist Dr. Tobias Pottek explains when men with erectile difficulties should see their doctor. What are the possible causes of erectile dysfunction, and how can it be treated?
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Forbidden fruit: The curious early history of apples 31. May 2019 14:13

As mundane as the apple may seem, its history involves enormous animals, the Ice Age, the Silk Road and a huge role in the stories we tell.
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Vaping —the biggest 'field study' in the health sector 31. May 2019 11:15

Many see e-cigarettes as a way to quit smoking, but they, too, can cause a whole host of health problems. Though e-liquids contain fewer known toxins, we have yet to find out what the long-term effects will be — in what one researcher calls the 'biggest field study' worldwide.
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Smoking or vaping: e-cigarettes as a lesser evil 31. May 2019 09:43

Smoking's out, steaming's in. Both are indisputably unhealthy, but is one better than the other? Supporters of smoke alternatives say they aren't as bad as traditional tobacco cigarettes. But is there any truth in that?
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Interview - Pancreatic diseases 31. May 2019 00:49

In Good Shape speaks to gastroenterologist Dr. Andreas Sturm at a Berlin clinic about pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer. What symptoms should you look out for and what can the latest treatments achieve?
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Can AI create real art? 29. May 2019 12:58

Robots have the potential to transform our everyday — including human-defined creativity. But always for the better? The opportunities and dangers of artificial intelligence was a key theme at DW's Global Media Forum.
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Healthy weight loss - Cooking with our experts 22. May 2019 07:47

If you want a healthy diet, it’s best to cook your own food. Dr. Carsten Lekutat teams up with Dr. Stephan Lück in the kitchen, and also picks up some useful tips about the foundations of a healthy diet. Dr. Lück is an independent nutrition expert and food scientist - and also a trained chef and the author of a diet guidebook.
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The German Archaeological Institute celebrates 190 years 20. May 2019 12:36

From Cairo to Beijing, the DAI's branches presented their latest research in Berlin in May 2019 to celebrate nearly two centuries of work. Here are some favorites, from drone data-gathering to ancient Roman elevators.
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Psychology: A happy partner is the elixir of longer life 20. May 2019 11:23

When your partner is content, you can be sure of pleasant company. But not only that — a study suggests when your partner's happy, you live longer too. So what's to do if you live with a sourpuss?
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Cologne and Dortmund lead charge for German smart cities 19. May 2019 15:44

Municipal cyberadministrations, automated traffic flow, energy-efficient buildings — the cities of tomorrow will be smart. Cologne's "climate street" project shows what a digital city could look like in practice.
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Fertility treatment - interview with Dr. Heribert Kentenich 17. May 2019 12:30

The Fertility Center Berlin helps woman to fulfill their dream of having a child. Carsten Lekutat talks to reproductive health expert Heribert Kentenich.
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8 ways to prevent dementia 15. May 2019 11:18

The exact causes for Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases are unknown. But new WHO guidelines state that exercising, eating healthy, and staying mentally fit can help protect you.
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Can artificial intelligence in the energy sector help solve the climate crisis? 14. May 2019 09:54

Artificial intelligence conjures fears of job loss and privacy concerns — not to mention sci-fi dystopias. But machine learning can also help us save energy and make renewables better.
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Biohacking: A human upgrade? 10. May 2019 18:47

Biohacking involves using technology to optimize your own body - for example through digital implants. Ralf Neuhäuser wants to be at the forefront of the movement with microchips implanted under his skin. We met up with him to hear what it’s like.
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