Edition I
Reald University – Albania, Vlorë
3-6 December 2021
PERSONALISED MEDICINE IN THE AGE OF COVID-19
National Conference “The Valences of Femininity”
by Conf. Univ. Dr. ANA MARIA ALEXANDRA STĂNESCU
– Head of Family Medicine Discipline – “Dr. Carol Davila” Central Military Emergency University Hospital, “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
The conference will take place online on 26 January 2022 at 16.00.
Academy of Romanian Scientists, str. Ilfov, no. 3, sector 5, Bucharest
Prof. univ. Dr. Onuc COZAR, full member of the Physical Sciences Department
The Presidium of the AOSR sadly announces that on 30 January 2022 Prof. univ. Dr. Onuc COZAR, full member of the Physical Sciences Department.
Prof. univ. Dr. Onuc COZAR was born on 29 March 1946 in Sâncraiu-Almașului, Jud. Sălaj. He graduated from the Faculty of Physics, Physics of Solid Bodies, at the “Babeș – Bolyai2” University of Cluj-Napoca. D. in Science, specializing in Physics, in 1977 with the thesis Molecular structure and adsorption dynamics of Cu
determined by RES spectroscopy.
He has carried out numerous research internships in Dubna, Russia (1990); Padova, Italy
(1993), Madrid, Spain (1996); Lyon, France (1999, 2002, 2005), Aachen, Germany (2003).
He has carried out a wide range of teaching and professional activities, being assistant professor at the Department of Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Faculty of Physics, “Babeș – Bolyai” University (1972-1983); editorial secretary of Studia Magazine (1983-1990); university lecturer (1990-1996); university professor, head of the Department of Biomedical Physics (1996-2017); secretary of the Department of Physics, “Babeș – Bolyai” University (1996-2017).
Scientific Director of the Faculty of Physics (1998-2006); member of the Research Council of the Senate of “Babeș – Bolyai” University (1998-2005); member of the Commission for Exact Sciences I of the CNEAA (2001-2006); Director of the Research Centre in Biomedical and Environmental Physics, CNCSIS accredited (2006); Dean of the Faculty of Physics (2007-2012); PhD supervisor since 1991 (26 graduates).
He has addressed numerous research areas: molecular structure and dynamics studies, interaction of metal ions with molecules of biomedical interest (drugs, amino acids, nucleotides), solvent effects and molecular association mechanisms, nitroxide radicals and irradiation products in different biomolecules – their kinetics, structure estimation and
molecular properties from theoretical modelling, coupled paramagnetic systems (dimers, trimers, etc.), local structure and interaction between paramagnetic ions in oxide matrices, applications of physical methods in medical diagnosis and treatment, environmental physics. Achieved original results in the above-mentioned fields using the methods
FT-IR, FT-Raman, SERS, RES, NMR, Mossbauer, gas chromatography (GC) and mass spectrometry (MS) spectroscopy as well as some theoretical methods for simulation and deconvolution of experimental molecular spectra, computation and molecular modelling (DFT, ab-initio and semi-empirical methods).
As director, he managed 16 projects worth over 2.3 million lei.
He had a rich publishing activity through: Books published: 10 (7 monographs). One of the monographs is Electron spin resonance on metal complexes, Ed. Acad. Române, Bucharest, 2001; Co-editing of 5 volumes with the proceedings of National Symposia and an International Summer School; Scientific papers: 469 of which: 136 in international journals
ISI citations (32 in other international journals, 28 in journals of the Romanian Academy, 122 in Studia Journal of “Babeș – Bolyai” University, 42 in journals of other Universities in the country (Timișoara, Oradea), 40 in volumes of International Conferences and 69 in volumes of national conferences; Citations obtained: over 2000 in ISI cited papers.
He was a reviewer for the international journals J. Molec. Struct., Inter. J. Modern Physics B, Appl. Mag. Resonance and member of the editorial boards of: Studia Univ. “Babeș-Bolyai”, Physica Series; Annals Univ. Oradea; Acta Universitatis Cibiniensis, Physica Series.
He has received awards and distinctions: the Romanian Academy Award Dragomir Hurmuzescu (1982); AOSR Award Șerban Țiteica (2018); Diploma of Merit of the University “Babes-Bolyai” Cluj-Napoca, for contributions to the University Development; Diploma of Merit “Victor Mercea” of the Faculty of Physics of the University “Babes-Bolyai” Cluj-Napoca (2006). Diploma for “Scientific Excellence” of “Babes-Bolyai” University of Cluj-Napoca (2007).
He was affiliated as a member of: the Romanian Physical Society, the European Physical Society, the Balkan Physical Society, the Romanian Society of Magnetic Materials, the Romanian Society of Scientists, the Romanian Society of Radiation Protection, the Ampere Group, the International Society of Resonance (ISMAR), the American Association of Physicists
Medical (AAPM).
Our Academy loses a valuable member and a colleague we will miss. Sincere condolences to the family! God rest his soul!
The Academy of Romanian Scientists’ research project competition for young researchers “AOSR-TEAMS” edition 2022-2023
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I. PURPOSE OF THE COMPETITION
The competition stimulates the participation of young people in research in topical areas of science and technology.
The main objective is to increase the international scientific visibility of young researchers by stimulating the publication of original scientific results in journals of wide international circulation with significant impact factors, and to
the filing of patents attesting the associated technological procedures. Another objective is to establish scientific collaboration links between young researchers and members of the Academy of Romanian Scientists (AOȘR).
II. COMPOSITION OF THE RESEARCH TEAM
The research team will be composed of research scientists or research assistants, as well as university teachers, doctoral candidates or persons holding a doctoral degree, up to 35 years of age. The team leader, having a doctorate, may be up to 45 years old. The team includes the Director and at least one member. Each approved paper will be monitored by an AOSR member, who will not be remunerated for this work.
III. PROJECT DURATION AND CONTRACTING
The duration of the project is a maximum of 20 months from the date of signature of the contract. The contract will be made on the basis of copyright assignment to the AOȘR. Project members will mention on articles published based on the results
obtained and additional affiliation: “Academy of Romanian Scientists, Ilfov 3, 050044 Bucharest, Romania”
IV. PROJECT BUDGET
The budget allocated/project is a maximum of 60 000 lei, divided equally between the two years. At the end of the competition period (December 2023) the three most valuable entries will be awarded an additional prize of 10 000 lei.
V. STRUCTURE OF THE PROJECT PROPOSAL
The project proposal will have the following structure, divided into two files:
V.A file
A.1. Project Manager
Signed curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages), indicating previous projects led
Contact email address and phone number
Link to personal page (optional)
Link to Google Scholar papers/credits page http://scholar.google.ro/citations
A.2. Research team
List containing, for each participant:
Name, Date of birth, Professional rank, Job, Link to personal page or Curriculum Vitae, Link to Google Scholar works/credentials page.
VB file
B.1. Project proposal (max. 10 pages in Romanian)
1. Title, indicating the scientific field from the list in Section VI
2. Keywords
3. Objectives, indicating their importance
4. Methodology, indicating the degree of originality
5. Estimated intermediate/final results with indication of timetable of activities
6. Articles expected to be produced with an indication of the minimum impact factor of the journal where they will be published
7. Bibliography
8. Amount requested (do not specify types of expenditure).
B.2. Title and abstract in English (max. 10 lines)
VI. SCIENTIFIC AREAS PROPOSED FOR COMPETITION
1. Climate change
2. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
3. Renewable energy sources
4. Ensuring Romania’s energy independence
5. Investigating the impact of environmental pollution on population health
6. Circular economy
7. Bio and nano materials/technologies for industry and medicine
8. Techniques and implications of genetic engineering
9. Complex investigation of biosystems
10. Innovative techniques for mathematical modelling of physical and socio-economic systems
11. Phenomenological and microscopic investigation of atomic and nuclear structures
12. Nuclear technologies and methods in the sustainable development of society
13. Investigation and communication techniques using mechanical and optical holography
14. Quantum information processing technologies
15. Advanced telecommunications systems
16. Seismic risk analysis in Romania
17. Expert and artificial intelligence systems
18. Spoken language simulation techniques
19. Technologies for e-skin
20. Image processing using fractal analysis
21. Computer techniques in bioengineering and medicine
22. Analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic phenomenon
23. Monitoring the sequelae of acute post-infection with SARS-CoV 2
24. Prophylaxis of recurrent medical conditions
25. Digital development of society
26. Agriculture in the digital age and the food of the future
27. New paradigms of education in the technological age
28. Emerging and disruptive technologies – their effect on global security
29. Towards a new global and regional security paradigm
30. Inter- and trans-disciplinary models in the socio-human sciences
31. Interdisciplinary research on the dynamics of economic systems
32. Historical research – a source of solutions to contemporary problems
33. Legal challenges posed by the digital age
VII. EVALUATION PROCESS
Projects will be evaluated by teams of two evaluators, usually one from the country and one from abroad. The evaluators will be selected among members of the AOȘR, members of other academies, academics, researchers from the country and abroad, with recognized scientific merits. Evaluators cannot have projects in competition. Evaluators will be selected and validated by the Scientific Council of the AOȘR. The allocation of evaluation teams per project is done through a computerised procedure.
The project proposal can accumulate after evaluation max. 100 points If the individual evaluations of a project differ by more than 15 points, the project will be re-evaluated in a panel with the participation of the evaluators and a member of the AOSR Scientific Council, appointed by the AOSR President. The final score will be determined after the panel discussion. The total number of projects accepted will be about 25, with the aim of covering as many of the competition areas as possible. No more than two projects will be accepted for funding in any one area.
Evaluation criteria
A.1. The director’s experience in the field, established on the basis of projects led and international scientific visibility, based on published works in the field and citations (max. 30 points)
A.2. International scientific visibility of team members (max. 20 points)
B.1. Fulfillment of the research areas set for the competition (eliminatory)
B.2. Timeliness and importance of the project theme (max. 10 points)
B.3. Originality of proposed solutions (max. 10 points)
B.4. Clear definition of research objectives, methodology and work plan
leading to its achievement (max. 25 points)
B.5. Staging of research activities (max. 5 points)
Proposal disqualification criteria
C.1. Non-compliance with the scientific fields of Section VI
C.2. Failure to meet the age criteria
C.3. Google Scholar pages will not contain the work of others with the same name.
Identification of such work leads to disqualification of the proposal.
VIII. SUBMISSION OF THE PROJECT PROPOSAL
The V.A file signed by the project manager and the V.B file, both in pdf format, will be sent by email to: secretariat.aosr@gmail.com, and their receipt will be confirmed by an entry number sent to the email address of
sender. Any appeals will be sent to the same address. Questions about the competition can be sent to: delion@theory.nipne.ro
IX. COMPETITION CALENDAR
2022
20.01 – Publication of the competition on the website of the institution staging.aosr.ro
21.01-20.02 – Submission of project proposals
21.02-20.03 – Analysis of proposals and posting of competition results
21-23.03 – Submission of appeals
24-31.03 – Examination of appeals and publication of final results
01-10.04 – Contracting of projects accepted for funding
11.04-31.12 – Research activity
01.01-04.12 – Research activity
2023
05-15.12 – Evaluation of final research reports and papers/patents submitted for publication.
X. FINAL REMARKS
For the purposes of the rhythm funding, signed interim reports in pdf format (max. 10 pages) will be sent by email on 30 July, 5 December 2022, 30 June 2023 and the final report on 4 December 2023 on the basis of which the reception committee decides on the payment of the respective phases. Payments will be made in four instalments and the Project Manager will report on how the money will be spent.
The December reports will contain manuscripts of papers submitted for publication and editorial acknowledgements, as well as patent proposals. The final report will mention at least two papers based on the results of the project published in journals listed in the Web of Science database with mention of affiliation to the AOȘR.
CUZA’S UNION, A FUNDAMENTAL HISTORICAL ACT IN THE CONSTITUTION OF EUROPEAN ROMANIA
Academy of Romanian Scientists – History and History Section Institute of History “A. D. XENOPOL” of the Romanian Academy – Iasi Branch organizes on January 24, starting at 10.00, in the “Casa Catargi” building of the University “Al. I. Cuza” in Iasi, Council Hall, H-1
SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM
CUZA’S UNION
A FUNDAMENTAL HISTORICAL ACT
IN THE CONSTITUTION OF EUROPEAN ROMANIA
The event will take place in a hybrid format, with physical and online participation. For online access the link HERE
PROGRAMME S
CIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
“CUZA’S UNION, A FUNDAMENTAL HISTORICAL ACT
IN THE CONSTITUTION OF EUROPEAN ROMANIA”
24.01.2022
10.00 – 10.15: Opening speech – Prof. dr. eng. Adrian BADEAPresident of A.O.S.R.
10.15 – 10.30:
Bogdan Ilie
CUZA
(great-grandson of the ruler) –
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza, creator of the unification of the Romanian Principalities and supporter of the first academic structure in Romania”
10.30 – 10.45:
Prof. Gheorghe CLIVETI, PhD
, Director of the Institute of History of the Romanian Academy, Iasi Branch –
“The Union of the Principalities and Cuza’s reign under the European guarantee”
10.45 – 11.00:
Prof. Cristian PLOSCARU, PhD
, Faculty of History Univ. Al. I. Cuza” Iași –
“
Union of the Principalities with a foreign prince.
From diplomacy strategy to Romanian national project”
11.00 – 11.15:
Prof. Petru ANDEA, PhD
, Scientific Secretary of A.O.Ș.R. –
“Reforms during the reign of Al.I.Cuza”
11.15 – 11.30:
Prof. Dr. Dumitru VITCU
, “Ștefan cel Mare” University – Suceava –
“Cuza and the autocephaly of the Romanian Orthodox Church”
11.30 – 11.45:
Prof. Mihai COJOCARU, PhD
, Faculty of History, Univ. Al. I. Cuza” Iași – “A fighter for the union of the Principalities: Anastase Panu”
11.45 – 12.00: BREAK
12.00 – 12.15:
Prof. Dr. Ion I. SOLCANU
, Univ. Al. I. Cuza” Iași –
“The Romanian school in the reborn counties of Moldova – Cahul, Bolgrad and Ismail
– and south of the Danube during the reign of Alexandru Ioan Cuza”.
12.15 – 12.30:
Prof. Dr. Corneliu LUNGU
Vice President of the A.O.Ș.R. History Section –
“Documentary evidence on the union of the Principalities
and the personality of Al. I. Cuza”
12.30 – 12.45: Prof. univ. Dr. Radu Ștefan VERGATTI, Honorary Director of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre “D. Stăniloaiei”-“The election of Al. I. Cuza ruler in Bucharest. The achievement of the “Little Union” of The Danube Principalities – a model for Western Europe”
12.45 – 13.00:
Prof. Mihai DRECIN, PhD
, University of Oradea –
“The Echo of the Union of the Romanian Principalities in Transylvania (1859-1914)”
13.00 – 13.15:
Commander (rtg), Prof. Dr. Jipa ROTARU
– “Modernization of the Romanian Army under the reign of Alexandru Ioan Cuza”
13.15 – 13.30:
Prof. Dr. Sorin IVAN
, University “N. Titulescu” Bucharest –
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza’s contribution to the modernization
Romanian education”
13.30 – 13.45:
Prof. Valentin CIORBEA, PhD
, “Ovidius” University, Constanța –
“The progress of the navy and ports under the reign of
Alexandru Ioan Cuza”
13.45 – 14.00:
Prof. Mihai BĂDESCU, PhD
, ASE, Faculty of Law –
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza’s reforming legislation – premise of the formation of the modern Romanian legal system”
14.00 – 14.15:
Prof. Dr. Narcis-Stelian ZĂRNESCU
– “A paradigmatic binomial: Cuza – Eminescu. Landmarks for a Philosophy of National History”
National Conference INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERFERENCES IN DENTAL MEDICINE
AOSR, European Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, Institute for Studies, Research, Development and Innovation – Titu Maiorescu University of Bucharest
– National Conference INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERFERENCES IN DENTAL MEDICINE –
Prof. Univ. Dr Anamaria Bechir
– The Valences of Femininity –
The conference will take place online on 27 October 2021, 16.00
The human body is a collection of elementary structures arranged in a certain equilibrium and subject to gravitational forces.
At the interface of several medical disciplines a new branch has emerged, called biopostural medicine or posturology (lat. posture = posture and gr. logos = science), which studies the balance of man in an upright position and/or in movement, or corrects functional disorders of the postural system, with the establishment of the necessary adjustments of automated postural actions according to pre-programmed motor schemes.
Posturology refers to the study and treatment of the geospatial and biomechanical regulation and organisation of body segments.
Correct body posture is a sign of an individual’s psychophysical balance. The system that manages these postural and kinetic activities is called the postural system.
Conference “Alternative solutions and their benefits in maintaining oral hygiene”
Assistant Univ. Drd. Farah BECHIR – National Conference – THE VALENCES OF FEMINITY
The conference will take place online, on June 29, 2022, at 16.00 – Academy of Romanian Scientists, str. Ilfov, no. 3, sector 5, Bucharest
The increase of the incidence of the diseases of the oro-facial system and the bio-economic, respectively psychosocial impact required the appearance and development of the oro-dental prevention. Primary prevention is applied in order to prevent the occurrence of diseases. Secondary prevention is applied from the early stages of diseases, which are stopped from their evolution by applying curative therapies. Tertiary prevention includes all therapeutic procedures performed in order to rehabilitate the morpho-functional functions affected.
The preventive measures applied in order to reduce the prevalence of the diseases of the oro-facial system are correlated with the evaluation and reduction of the risk of carious lesions, by performing the correct oro-dental hygiene, respectively by achieving an adequate diet.
Currently, correctly applied preventive dentistry is the most effective method of maintaining oral health.
The Academy of Romanian Scientists celebrates National Flag Day
The Academy of Romanian Scientists celebrates, together with the entire Romanian nation, from the country and abroad, the National Flag Day , June 26 , a day with deep meanings for the history, present and future of Romania.
Established by Law no. 96 of May 20, 1998, June 26 refers to June 14/26, 1848, which marks the victory of the Revolution of 1848 and the establishment of the Provisional Government in Bucharest. On this occasion, Decree no. 1 for the establishment of the national flag, the Tricolor – red, yellow and blue – as a symbol of all Romanians. The date of June 26, enshrined in law, highlights the historical importance of a day located at the beginning of the construction process of Modern Romania , together with the Revolution of 1848, the European framework for the birth of nation-states. In a broader perspective on history, the National Flag Day is a framework to pay homage to the country’s history and the efforts of the Romanian people in the direction of political and social emancipation, assertion of national identity and consciousness, unity, freedom, independence and national dignity. It is a continuous process , marked by struggles, sacrifices and sacrifices, carried out under the folds of the Tricolor . During this process, the Romanian flag became the symbol of the Romanian people’s aspiration to assert themselves on the stage of history, to independence, progress and development, the sign of national identity in the concert of the nations of Europe and the world.
The Academy of Romanian Scientists considers that the celebration of the National Flag is a way to commemorate the blood sacrifice of the forerunners , to pay homage to the political visionary of the elites , animated by the spirit of identity consciousness and enlightened patriotism, the people’s struggle to achieve great ideals . Today, in a disconcerting, often chaotic present, torn by contradictions and confusions, in a period of great trials for Europe and for the world, the Romanian society and, especially, the young generations need, more than ever, firm landmarks . of evolution. One such landmark , which symbolically expresses the history, identity, aspirations and meaning of becoming the Romanian nation, is the Tricolor Flag . Viewed from this perspective, the National Flag Day reveals its special importance for the Romanian consciousness and identity in the European and global space for the present country, for its evolution in the continuity of a history of struggle, affirmation and development.
On the occasion of the National Flag Day , the president of the Academy of Romanian Scientists, prof. Univ. Dr. Eng. Adrian Badea , stated: “National Flag Day is an important day for Romania and the Romanian nation. We are glad that this day was instituted at the initiative of a member of our Academy, Col. Dr. Eng. Adrian Constantin, President of the Romanian Military Order. The Flag Day is a moment of commemoration of the heroes who sacrificed themselves for the country, of the homage of those who built Modern Romania under the tricolor folds. At the same time, however, it is a framework for reflection on our identity, our self-awareness and our people, who we are today and who we will be tomorrow in Europe and in the world. The history of the Romanian flag, associated with an often tragic history, forces us to preserve and assert our national identity in the concert of European identities, to build with vision, dignity and patriotism Romania of the future. It is a moral duty of us, of all of us, to the forerunners and to the young people of today, who represent the future of the country and whom we must educate in the spirit of these founding values. The Academy of Romanian Scientists celebrates the National Flag Day with deep gratitude for a past of sacrifices and glories and with a deep sense of responsibility for building Romania’s European future.”
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(Contact: comunicare.aosr@gmail.com )
Academia Oamenilor de Ştiință din România celebrează Ziua Drapelului Național
Academia Oamenilor de Știință din România celebrează, împreună cu întreaga națiune română, din țară și de peste hotare, Ziua Drapelului Național, 26 Iunie, o zi cu profunde semnificații pentru istoria, prezentul și viitorul României.
Instituită prin Legea Nr. 96 din 20 mai 1998, ziua de 26 iunie face trimitere la data de 14/26 iunie 1848, care marchează victoria Revoluției de la 1848 și instaurarea Guvernului provizoriu de la București. Cu acest prilej, a fost promulgat Decretul nr. 1 de instituire a drapelului național, Tricolorul – roșu, galben și albastru –, ca simbol al tuturor românilor. Data de 26 iunie consacrată prin lege reliefează importanța istorică a unei zile situate la începutul procesului de construcție a României Moderne, odată cu Revoluția de la 1848, cadrul european al nașterii statelor naționale. Într-o perspectivă mai amplă asupra istoriei, Ziua Drapelului Național constituie un cadru al omagierii istoriei țării și eforturilor poporului român în direcția emancipării politice și sociale, afirmării identității și conștiinței de neam, a unității, libertății, independenței și demnității naționale. Este un proces continuu, marcat de lupte, sacrificii și jertfe, desfășurat sub faldurile Tricolorului. De-a lungul acestui proces, drapelul românesc a devenit simbolul aspirației poporului român spre afirmarea de sine pe scena istoriei, spre independență, progres și dezvoltare, semnul identității naționale în concertul națiunilor Europei și ale lumii.
Academia Oamenilor de Știință din România consideră că celebrarea Drapelului național constituie un mod de a comemora jertfa de sânge a înaintașilor, de a omagia vizionarismul politic al elitelor, animate de spiritul conștiinței identitare și al patriotismului luminat, lupta poporului pentru înfăptuirea marilor idealuri naționale. Astăzi, într-un prezent deconcertant, deseori haotic, sfâșiat de contradicții și confuzii, într-o perioadă de mari încercări pentru Europa și pentru lume, societatea românească și, în special, tinerele generații au nevoie, mai mult decât oricând, de repere ferme ale evoluției. Un astfel de reper, care exprimă simbolic istoria, identitatea, aspirațiile și sensul devenirii națiunii române, este Drapelul tricolor. Privită din această perspectivă, Ziua Drapelului Național își revelează importanța specială pentru conștiința și identitatea românească în spațiul european și global pentru prezentul țării, pentru evoluția ei în continuitatea unei istorii a luptei, afirmării și dezvoltării.
Cu prilejul Zilei Drapelului Național, președintele Academiei Oamenilor de Știință din România, prof. univ. dr. ing. Adrian Badea, a declarat:„Ziua Drapelului Național este o zi importantă pentru România și națiunea română. Ne bucurăm că această zi a fost instituită la inițiativa unui membru al Academiei noastre, domnul col. dr. ing. Adrian Constantin, președintele Ordinului Militar de România. Ziua Drapelului constituie un moment al comemorării eroilor care s-au jertfit pentru țară, al omagierii celor care au construit România Modernă sub faldurile tricolore. În același timp însă, este și un cadru al reflecției la identitatea noastră, la conștiința de sine și de neam, la cine suntem azi și cine vom fi mâine în Europa și în lume. Istoria drapelului românesc, asociată unei istorii deseori tragice, ne obligă să ne păstrăm și să ne afirmăm identitatea națională în concertul identităților europene, să construim cu viziune, demnitate și patriotism România viitorului. Este o datorie morală a noastră, a tuturor, față de înaintași și față de tinerii de azi, care reprezintă viitorul țării și pe care trebuie să-i educăm în spiritul acestor valori fondatoare. Academia Oamenilor de Știință din România celebrează Ziua Drapelului Național cu adâncă recunoștință față de un trecut de jertfe și glorii și cu un profund sentiment al responsabilității pentru edificarea viitorului european al României.”
Biroul de Comunicare și Relații Publice al Academiei Oamenilor de Știință din România
(Contact: comunicare.aosr@gmail.com)
Launch of the book “St. Alexis Toth, Confessor and Defender of Orthodoxy in America”
The “Mihai Eminescu” Literary Cenacle and the Lumină Lină magazine from New York (Director Theodor Damian) invite you on Sunday, June 19, 2022, to the launch of the volume St. Alexis Toth, Confessor and Defender of Orthodoxy in America by Bianca Iuga.
Theodor Damian, Napoleon Săvescu, Valentina Ciaprazi, Flaviu Riţiu and Bianca Iuga will speak.
The event will take place at the Church “St. Ap. Peter and Paul ”in Astoria, New York (27 Ave with 14th Street, Astoria) after St. Jobs.
