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Little did I know when I decided to work with Black Soldier Flies that they will take me on this breathtaking journey. Seldom do you get invited to take part at an event in an official presidential palace and even more seldom do you get invited to take part at an event in an officialā¦
Beautiful Endingsā¦New Beginings
Two years ago, the idea of spending two years on a field research in Kenya seemed overwhelming. Yes, it seemed like forever and it seemed a bit risky. The 6 months prior to traveling to Kenya, Marwa was fully absorbed in preparations. She was planning her research and reading more about a place she never visitedā¦
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Short info: Anna BrĆ¼ckner conducts her doctoral research within the NRW Forschungskolleg research group on āOne Health and Urban Transformation ā identifying risks and developing sustainable solutionsā (see website). The topic of her research is āBlue health for all?ā and is investigating urban blue spaces as potentially therapeutic landscapes for elderly people in deprived communitiesā¦.
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ProciNut researcher Sarah Nischalke reported in her last research and travel blog posts about the culture of eating and producing insects in Myanmar and Thailand. She observed that whereas in Thailand edible insects are a large-scale industry, in Myanmar its potential has to be exploited fully yet (read also here). In this blog, ProciNut memberā¦
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Here I am, after some 8 or 9 long prep and plan months, blogging from my new short term Kenyan home. I arrived late last night to find the driver that icipe had arranged for my airport pickup waiting outside the arrivals hall. He actually waited for sometime, as I managed to purchase a Kenyanā¦
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The German President & I: ZEF at the Villa Hammerschmidt Open Day 2018
Little did I know when I decided to work with Black Soldier Flies that they will take me on this breathtaking journey. Seldom do you get invited to take part at an event in an official presidential palace and even more seldom do you get invited to take part at an event in an officialā¦
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Two years ago, the idea of spending two years on a field research in Kenya seemed overwhelming. Yes, it seemed like forever and it seemed a bit risky. The 6 months prior to traveling to Kenya, Marwa was fully absorbed in preparations. She was planning her research and reading more about a place she never visitedā¦
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Chalo Amdavad. Leaving field research in India
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ProciNut researcher Sarah Nischalke reported in her last research and travel blog posts about the culture of eating and producing insects in Myanmar and Thailand. She observed that whereas in Thailand edible insects are a large-scale industry, in Myanmar its potential has to be exploited fully yet (read also here). In this blog, ProciNut memberā¦
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