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SUMMARY:Public Lectures by Researchers from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences
DESCRIPTION:On June 2nd\, 2026\, at 15:00\, Agnieszka Górska and Ewa Majewska\, staff of Warsaw University of Life Sciences at the Institute of Food Sciences\, Department of Chemistry (Poland) will give public lectures: \n1. Definition and classification of carcinogens\, carcinogenesis\, selected carcinogens in food \nThis lecture delves into food safety and chemical toxicology. Attendees will explore the biological mechanisms of carcinogenesis (how normal cells transform into cancer cells) and look at how global health bodies classify hazardous substances. The session will highlight specific\, naturally occurring or process-induced carcinogens found in common foodstuffs\, providing critical insights into how dietary choices and processing methods affect toxicological risk. \n2. Definition\, classification and properties of herbs \nRooted in organic chemistry and food science\, this lecture covers the rich world of botanical components. It will establish a clear framework for defining and categorizing various herbs based on their chemical and botanical profiles. The distinct properties of these plants\, with a specific focus on their bioactive compounds\, antioxidant potential\, and their practical applications in preservation\, wellness\, and functional food development will be highlighted. \nWorking language: English \nLocation:  Ilia State University\, Hall G106\, G. Tsereteli exit N 1-3 \n 
URL:https://events.iliauni.edu.ge/event/public-lectures-by-researchers-from-the-warsaw-university-of-life-sciences/
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SUMMARY:Uncanny Remnants: Ruins\, Otherness\, and Belonging in Northeastern Turkey
DESCRIPTION:On 2 June 17:00 PM\, Giorgi Cheishvili will deliver an online lecture “Uncanny Remnants: Ruins\, Otherness\, and Belonging in Northeastern Turkey”\,  organized by the Anthropology Research Center and the Doctoral Program in Social and Cultural Anthropology at Ilia State University. \nAbstract \nAnthropological accounts of ruins typically view them as bridges connecting people either to a specific historical era or to a specific absent “other.” But what happens when neither the past era nor the absent people can be identified or definitively named? This presentation centers on the ethnically Georgian Turkish citizens in the northeastern borderlands of Turkey. Rather than static monuments\, I treat the church ruins in these villages as active sites that disrupt conventional ideas of time and continuity\, resisting the two most common ways of relating to the past — claiming and externalization. I argue that this unresolvable ambiguity gives the ruins an uncanny quality\, rendering them spaces that defy both ways of categorization. I demonstrate how these ruins take on a political life by resisting the very histories that local residents recognize as their own. Ultimately\, I suggest\, by their physical presence\, these ruins quietly unsettle not only how the past is viewed\, but how people imagine their right to belong to their immediate locality and to the Turkish nation more broadly. \nBiography \nGiorgi Cheishvili is a social anthropologist and a postdoctoral fellow at Utrecht University. He earned his PhD from the University of Bergen in 2022 and held research fellowships at the University of Oxford in 2023 and 2025. His work focuses on borders and bordering practices\, state\, territoriality\, as well as the relationship between the physical border and social boundaries in the Turkish-Georgian borderland. Currently\, as part of the ERC-funded INFRAEMPIRE project\, he examines the impact of Turkish-led infrastructural development in Batumi\, Georgia. His work explores how infrastructure and geopolitics intertwine in everyday life\, shaping future imaginaries and producing new forms of power dynamics.
URL:https://events.iliauni.edu.ge/event/uncanny-remnants-ruins-otherness-and-belonging-in-northeastern-turkey/
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