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Ralf Meister, Bishop of Lower Saxony, discusses resilience and participation
As part of our ‘Science and Society’ lecture series, we invite speakers from outside the natural sciences on an ad hoc basis to share their perspectives on the role of science in society. On 13 August, Ralf Meister, Bishop of Lower Saxony, will give a lecture on resilience and participation in the context of the relationship between science and society. We spoke to him about these topics in the run-up to the event.
Announcement of the talk of bishop Ralf Meister
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