– INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN IN SCIENCE –
11 February 2022 – The values of femininity –
OCTAVIANA MARINCAȘ – Director | Research Centre – Cultural Heritage
European Institute for Multidisciplinary Research
Senior Advisor I | Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitisation
The conference will take place online on 11 February 2022 at 16.00.
The Academy of Romanian Scientists (AOSR) organizes on Thursday 21 October 2021, at 17:30, the online launch of “#HalateAlbe, People who make us well”, which contains 108 interviews with leading personalities of Romanian medicine, author Ioana Brușten, journalist.
The event is both a tribute to the founders and the continuing physicians of the AOSR and a recognition of the excellence of contemporary medicine in Romania.
The launch will feature speeches by Acad. Irinel Popescu, Prof. Viorel Jinga, rector of the “Carol Davila” University of Faculty of Medicine in Bucharest, representatives of Radio Romania, of the publisher, as well as other personalities of medicine, present in the book to be launched.
This event is the first of a large project entitled “Ambassadors of Romanian science” through which AOSR will bring to the forefront outstanding personalities, real ambassadors of Romanian science and culture.
Moderator: Prof. Doina Banciu, Vice President of the AOSR.
15th edition – 11 – 13 November 2021
SECTIONS:
– Straight
– Economics
– Informatics
– Psychology
– Human-machine interaction. Technical and social measurements.
– Medicine
– Dental medicine
– Pharmacies
– Communication, international relations, language, culture and civilisation, educational sciences
The conference will be held online using the Microsoft Teams platform, which works on any device (phone, laptop, tablet) and any operating system (Windows, Android, IOS).
The opening of the conference and the plenary presentations will take place on 11 November from 10.00 to 12.00, when all participants are invited to connect online.
The proceedings by section will also be conducted online after the plenary session, starting at 12.30.
5 days before the conference, each participant will receive an access link,
for plenary communications and section proceedings, to the personal e-mail address given in
registration form.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Papers should be written in English
Papers should be sent to: conference@univ.utm.ro
Submission of abstract and full text (5 – 6 pages) in English: 01.11.2021
All preliminary information about the conference (poster, sections, editing conditions, registration form
participation, deadlines, bank account for payment of participation fee – 200 lei/work) are visible
on the university website
(http://www.utm.ro/cercetare/Conferinta international/Edition XV)
GUIDE FOR AUTHORS
The papers will be published in 6 volumes with ISSN, ISBN and indexed in BDI.
A group of authors can present a maximum of 3 papers.
The entry form and the conditions of publication can be downloaded here.
PARTICIPATION FEE
200 lei / paper for Romanian participants
150 euro/work for foreign participants
(payment is to be made after acceptance of the paper, at the university cashier’s office or in a visible account on the conference website)
Obs. Doctoral students in training at the three doctoral schools of UTM are exempt from
payment of the participation fee, according to a resolution issued by the Administrative Board.
The participation fee (200 lei / paper) can be paid either at the university cash desk or by bank transfer,
for the BCR branch – “Timpuri Noi” Agency.
Account: RO49RNCB0546029228350001, specifying the following details:
– Recipient: “Titu Maiorescu” University of Bucharest;
– Full name of the depositor;
– CNP;
– International Conference Fee.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Phone: +040/021.330.10.50
E-mail: dan.postolea@univ.utm.ro
Regional Department for Defence Resource Management Studies (DRESMARA) – NATO Partnership Education and Training Centre, in collaboration with the Military Sciences Section of the Academy of Romanian Scientists, the Faculty of National Security/University of War Studies in Warsaw, Poland, the Military Academy of the Armed Forces “Alexandru cel Bun” in Chisinau, Moldova, National School of Political and Administrative Studies (SNSPA)/Bucharest, “Transilvania” University of Brasov and the non-governmental organisation “Political Research Group” organised the 16th International Scientific Conference “Defence Resource Management in the 21st Century” (CoDRM) in a hybrid system, both face-to-face and online, on 28-29 October.
Under the motto Defence of the Future: Innovation, Technology and Resilience, CoDRM brought together academics, PhD students, students and not least management and geopolitical specialists to exchange experiences and share research results on various aspects of resource management in the spirit of the new changes generated by the current security environment.
The high quality of the conference was supported by special guests as keynote speakers who led the plenary sessions of the conference: Prof. Dr. Ioan-Mircea PAȘCU/SNSPA Bucharest, Dr. Oana Antonia COLIBĂȘANU, Vice-President and Senior Analyst/Geopolitical Futures, Mr Silviu NATE, Security Analyst, specialized in geo-politics, University Lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Political and Security Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences, “Lucian Blaga” University, Sibiu, Mr Brigadier General
Anton-Mugurel ROG, Head of the National Cyberint Centre of the Romanian Intelligence Service, Mr Jean-François RIPOCHE, PhD, Director for Research, Technology and Innovation at the European Defence Agency, Mr Joshua M. BURGIN, Coordinator of the New Security Leaders Programme at the Warsaw Security Forum and Adviser to the European Academy of Diplomacy, Mr David RADER, Deputy Director in the Foreign Investment Review Office (FIR), focusing on national economic security, foreign direct investment, trade and industrial policy and issues under the purview of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), Mr James BLACK, Research Leader at RAND Europe, and Colonel Eng.
of the Faculty of National Security/University of War Studies, Warsaw, Poland.
The conference was held in both plenary sessions and 6 specific sections, with strict adherence to measures to prevent the transmission of SARS-CoV-2:
“face to face”
Military Strategies and Defence Planning, Management Theories and Practices, Information Science –
moderators: Mrs. Maria CONSTANTINESCU / DRESMARA and Mrs. Brîndușa Maria POPA / DRESMARA;
online
Defence Economics, Transatlantic Cooperation and Social Sciences -moderators: Mr. Vlad-Ionuț DUMITRACHE / DRESMARA and Mrs. Liliana FILIP, PhD student / Political Research Group;
Following the high scientific prestige gained during the previous editions, the conference gathered national and international participants, with 34 papers presented by 50 authors, individually or collectively, as follows:
at national level – 26 articles with 39 authors, representing:
military educational institutions (DRESMARA, “Nicolae Bălcescu” Academy of Land Forces, Academy
Naval “Mircea cel Bătrân”) and other structures/units of the Ministry of National Defence (the
Research and Innovation for CBRN Defence and Ecology, Directorate General Human Resources Management,
NATO HUMINT Centre of Excellence etc.) – 22 articles/31 authors;
universities (Academy of Economic Studies/Bucuresti, Oradea, “Lucian Blaga”/Sibiu,
“Transilvania”/Brașov) – 3 articles/7 authors;
Master student “Defence Resources Management”/DRESMARA – 1 article/1 author; at international level – 8 articles with 11 authors, representing military educational institutions and structures of Ministries of Defence (Military Academy “General Jonas Zemaitis”/Lithuania, Military Academy of Armed Forces “Alexander the Good”/Moldova, War Studies University of Warsaw/Poland, Ministry of Defence/Tunisia), universities (University “Mykolas Romeris”/Lithuania, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University and Istinye University of Istanbul/Turkey).
The 16th edition of the conference provided the perfect setting for relevant scientific debates on
concepts, principles and trends in the fields of: defence economics and planning, theories and practices in
management, social sciences, transatlantic cooperation and information science in the new context of
changes generated by the current security environment.
Last but not least, the impeccable administrative organization of the conference and, implicitly, the achievement of the proposed objectives, as well as the media coverage of this event are due to the support of the sponsors “DRESMARA FRIENDS” Association, SC OPTOELECTRONICA 2001 SA, SOFT GALAXI and Casa de Vinuri COTNARI and media partners DC News, Radio Romania Actualități and INTERVIO.
Details here
The Academy of Romanian Scientists and “Andrei Saguna” University of Constanta have the honour to invite you to the round table on the theme “Communication – information and disinformation” followed by the launch of the book “Fighting disinformation” , author Daniel Dumitru Barbu, double event organized by A.O.S.R. – Section of Philosophy, Theology, Psychology, Communication and “Andrei Saguna” University of Constanta.
The hybrid event will take place in the Aula Magna of the University of Constanta and online (ZOOM, Meeting ID: 826 0749 7446, Passcode: 326876) on Thursday, 24 February 2022, starting at 16.00.
During the round table, moderated by Andra Seceleanu, Constantin Bălăceanu Stolnici, Robert Turcescu, Alecu Racoviceanu, Nicu Gavriluță, Verginia Vedinaș, Florentin Titov Gheorghe will present their points of view and we invite you to join them.
For the smooth running of the event, please confirm your participation by 22.02.2022, specifying the option of physical or online attendance, by email: irinasunda@andreisaguna.ro
The Academy of Romanian Scientists (AOSR) has decided, on the occasion of the National Reading Day, celebrated on 15 February, to donate a relevant collection of books of interest for high school education to a college in Bucharest. The books, published by AOSR and Editura Tehnică, are a useful support in the educational process for both teachers and students.
The Publishing House of the Academy of Romanian Scientists was founded in 2008 in Bucharest and publishes works in the field of scientific research, as well as literary works in various fields: history, economics, medicine, with a portfolio of over 200 titles.
On 22 February 2022, at the “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, a workshop entitled Human Resources Strategy: challenges and perspectives was held. Participants included students, PhD students, teachers and employers. In the last 2 years, major transformations have taken place in the economic activity of companies in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of them irreversible and others beneficial.
Flexible working hours and remote working have been debated as a reaction to uncertainty in the economy. In this context, employee health has been a priority for company management. Companies have tried to ensure an organisational culture adapted to working in the virtual environment, based on certain principles and values.
Under these conditions, the recruitment, selection, induction and integration strategy and the occupational health and safety management strategy are modified. The workshop was held under the high patronage of the Academy of Romanian Scientists, Commission for Safety and Health at Work, with the partners Academia Ardeleană Foundation and ifm efector s.r.l.
The Academy of Romanian Scientists announces with deep sadness the passing away of our great professor, our dear and eternally missed colleague Ioan Bogdan.
Born almost nine decades ago, on 11 August 1933, he chose the 11th of February 2022 to shake hands with eternity, as if to give us one last demonstration of how much harmony and consistency he has shown in all the stages of his life, rich in achievements, in noble and great deeds, in success in all aspects of his professional and academic personality. And the name of the place where he was born, the commune of Deal in Alba county, predestined him a destiny in which he has always climbed, without tiring, without getting drunk of victories, with the dignity and honesty of the Romanian confident in his strengths, loving the nation that gave birth to him, eager to rise, but to help others to do the same.
Professor Ioan Bogdan, an economist by profession, had a professional destiny in which he did not “burn” any step, climbing them, one by one, occupying leading positions and high dignities in the state after 1990. He was a member of the Romanian Parliament from 1990 to 1992, Chairman of the Budget-Finance Committee, after which he took over the helm of the Court of Accounts, established by Law no. 92/1994, being the first President of this prestigious institution, as well as a member of the Governing Board of INTOSAI, which is the World Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions.
He began his academic career in 1971, being until 1990 associate professor at the Institute of Higher Education Sibiu, and in February 1990 he became professor at the University of ,, Lucian Blaga ” in Sibiu, the city where he lived most of his life. At the same time he was a professor at the Romanian-American University of Bucharest.
The professional value of Professor Ioan Bogdan has been recognized by the conferment of high positions and responsibilities in prestigious institutions in the country and abroad. He was Vice President of the General Association of Economists of Romania (AGER) from its foundation until the 2006 Congress, when he was elected Head of Department. Internationally, he has been a member of the European Union’s Chamber of European Experts since September 2001, and in June 2002 he was awarded the diploma of European Management Expert. He was a full member of the New York Academy of Sciences and the American Association for Advanced Science.
He became a full member of the Academy of Romanian Scientists on 18 February 1997, when he presented the paper “FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT – Perspective Approaches”. In a speech delivered in the Virgil Madgearu Hall of the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, Professor Ioan Bogdan stated that “time – tends to become the main crisis facing man and organization nowadays and in the future. (…) The tyranny of urgency, puts its mark on our lives, and from the passage of time we are left with too little in relation to the time we have lost forever.”
The young researcher Ioan Bogdan left behind a remarkable scientific work: more than 40 papers published as sole author and co-author, hundreds of studies and scientific communications published or presented in journals and scientific events of high standing in the country or abroad.
As a doctoral supervisor, he has supervised dozens of specialists who have become, also through the devotion and pedagogical and scientific grace of Professor Ioan Bogdan, a reference name in the field.
For his outstanding achievements in public and academic life, he was awarded the Order “Merit for Education in the rank of Commander”, as well as the Doctor Honoris Causa of the University “Lucian Blaga” in Sibiu.
It is the hardest and saddest thing to put into words a life so fruitful in scientific, human and professional richness as that of our colleague, Professor Dr. Ioan Bogdan. May God shine his light on the path to eternity and may he enable us to recognize and honor, now and forever, his memory.
Eternal remembrance to Professor Ioan Bogdan!
D.na Prof. univ. dr. eng. Doina Banciu, Vice President of AOSR, was invited to participate as VIP Speaker at the Virtual Conference “Liberalization & Portability – Telecom vs. Energy & Gas”, on February 4th, organized by Digital Transformation Council, COMUNICAȚII Mobile Magazine and TelecomTV.ro.
She underlined the need for a comprehensive study on the convergence of the Communications, IT and Energy industries in Romania, which would address the technological, economic, social and security implications in a systemic approach. This study can form the basis for decisions on common issues related to the new convergence between Energy and Communications & IT, especially in the crisis that our country is currently facing.
“Both areas are carrying significant financial resources and I believe that in-depth research could benefit both Communications and Energy, but above all citizens.“, underlined Prof. Dr. Ing. Doina Banciu during the almost 7-hour marathon conference. The major event of the beginning of the year was watched in the first 72 hours of the launch by over 100,000 users of Zoom, Youtube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, the Communications industry portal www.comunic.ro, www.telecomTV.ro and 30 other partner websites that have picked up the stream.
Online Event, 3 March 2022, 18:00 – 20:00
On 4 March 1977, at 21:21 on a Friday evening, an earthquake with a magnitude Mw of 7.4 occurred in the Vrancea area, at a depth of 94 km. The damage caused by this earthquake was the worst in Romania’s history – 1578 people lost their lives, 90% of them in Bucharest.
45 years after the earthquake, Prof. Dr. Mircea Radulian, Dr. Mihaela Popa and Dr. Dragoș Toma-Dănilă (scientific researchers at the National Institute for Research and Development in Earth Physics) together with Dr. Doru Delion (Vice-President of the Academy of Romanian Scientists) invite you and their guests to a discussion on the context and lessons provided in the field of seismology and earthquake engineering. On this occasion, the mini-documentary “The earthquake of 4 March 1977” will be launched, as well as the application “Seismic risk of Bucharest”. The topics of discussion will refer to:
Login data –
Link to Zoom
The event will also be broadcast live on
INCDFP YouTube channel
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Details on www.infp.ro and INCDFP Facebook
AGENDA
18:00 – 18:10 – Keynote speech: INCDFP, AOSR
18:10 – 18:40 – Premiere screening of the documentary “The earthquake of 4 March 1977”
18:40 – 19:30 – Special guests, remembering the 1977 earthquake, its implications and prospects for seismic risk reduction
19:30 – 20:00 – Questions and comments from the audience