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63. Establishing ecosystems for disruptive innovation by cross-fertilizing entrepreneurship and the artsPeter Purg, Silvia Cacciatore, Jernej Čuček Gerbec, 2021, original scientific article Keywords: innovation, art thinking, cross-sectoral, cultural and creative industries, entrepreneurship, transformation
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64. The epistemological investigation about the meaning of life in The bus : diploma thesisParisa Zaeri, 2021, undergraduate thesis Abstract: The history of human life since the creation of human beings shows the extension of concerns about man`s physical existence and natural survival to his social, mental, psychological and spiritual life. While existence was the main and only challenge of primitive beings, it does not meet the challenges of the present-time of human life. Existence needs an essence to satisfy the present, intellectual man; otherwise, it will leave human beings lost in the world. Therefore, the current study is a dramatic presentation and epistemological discussion of some problems of the existential crisis in animation art and letter and how they can come to resolution through meaning-making in one`s life. The framework of the current study is the existential psychotherapy as a dynamic approach to therapy which focuses on concerns that are rooted in the individual's existence.
Keywords: Animation Art, Epistemology, Human Existence, Existential Psychotherapy, Logotherapy
Published in RUNG: 22.07.2021; Views: 2626; Downloads: 136
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65. Novi Goriški Bauhaus : onstran družbenega in okoljskega hazarderstvaPeter Purg, 2021, professional article Keywords: Nova Gorica, nova kultura, kreativne prakse, Go!2025, kampusi, hoteli, avantgardna ustvarjalnost, trajnostni napredek, radikalne tehnološke inovacije
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67. The importance of acknowledging the benefits of mentoring : EmindS ProjectPeter Purg, other educational material Abstract: This is webinar materials for the mMindS Project. EmindS focuses on the development of entrepreneurial mindset primarily for Higher Education but also for VET Students.
EmindS is based on the EntreComp framework that has been published by the JRC, on behalf of DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, and has developed a definition of entrepreneurship as a competence and a reference framework describing it: the Entrepreneurship Competence Framework (EntreComp).
Keywords: mentoring, interdisciplinary, entrepreneurship, webinar
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68. Cross-sector Innovation Transfer : MAST Business PlanAndreja Lapuh Maležič, Jurij Krpan, Simon Gmajner, Peter Purg, Nayari Castillo Rutz, Sergi Bermudez di Badia, Dejan Kaligaro, Lea Mohorič, treatise, preliminary study, study Abstract: The economic analysis showed that the MAST project is justified and represents added value for all users, the financial feasibility of carrying out the MAST project as such was confirmed. The set business model of the MAST project was proved to be sustainable in the long run, as the project from 2022 onwards shows considerable self-sustainability. Not only during its implementation but also at its finish the project may be estimated low-risk also for its possible future developments, as it clearly promotes an innovative idea and features a clear business model based on a professional team in capacity to face all the challenges and risks.
Keywords: business plan, sustainability, financial
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70. Modeling the multiday evolution and aging of secondary organic aerosol during MILAGRO 2006Katja Džepina, Christopher D. Cappa, Rainer Volkamer, Sasha Madronich, Peter F. DeCarlo, Rahul A. Zaveri, Jose L. Jimenez, 2011, original scientific article Abstract: In this study, we apply several recently proposed models to the evolution of secondary organic aerosols (SOA) and organic gases advected from downtown Mexico City at: an altitude of similar to 3.5 km during three days of aging, in a way that is directly comparable to simulations in regional and global models. We constrain the model with and compare its results to available observations. The model SOA formed from oxidation of volatile organic compounds (V-SOA) when using a non-aging SOA parameterization cannot explain the observed SOA concentrations in aged pollution, despite the increasing importance of the low-NO, channel. However, when using an aging SOA parameterization, V-SOA alone is similar to the regional aircraft observations, highlighting the wide diversity in current V-SOA formulations. When the SOA formed from oxidation of semivolatile and intermediate volatility organic vapors (SI-SOA) is computed following Robinson et al. (2007) the model matches the observed SOA mass, but its 0/C is similar to 2 x too low. With the parameterization of Grieshop et al. (2009), the total SOA mass is similar to 2 x too high, but 0/C and volatility are closer to the observations. Heating or dilution cause the evaporation of a substantial fraction of the model SOA; this fraction is reduced by aging although differently for heating vs dilution. Lifting of the airmass to the free-troposphere during dry convection substantially increases SOA by condensation of semivolatile vapors; this effect is reduced by aging.
Keywords: Mexico-city, volatility, semivolatile, transport, campaign
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