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Background: Surgical further training faces the challenging task of reconciling technological advancements and patient safety, particularly in the context of the planned hospital reform. Additionally, the generation shift and evolving expectations of Generations Y and Z in the workplace present further challenges. In response to these demands, the Berlin-Brandenburg Surgical Society (Berlin-Brandenburgische Chirurgische Gesellschaft, BCG) initiated a structured discussion and developed a position paper during the Neuhardenberg talks (Neuhardenberger Gespräche). Methodology: Within the framework of the Neuhardenberg talks, four sessions with keynote presentations and discussions took place. Based on the main discussion points, theses and positions were subsequently formulated and digitally voted on. Results: The results reveal a clear consensus favoring flexible working hours models, earlier specialization options and the integration of external rotations in surgical further training. Regarding talent acquisition and early recruitment of residents, there was a clear consensus supporting the promotion of employee engagement and structured early recruitment of students. There was unanimous agreement on the introduction of training associations as an effective means to ensure high-quality surgical further training. Discussion: One of the central points in the discussions was that high-quality surgical further training will only be achievable within training associations, especially given the impending hospital reform. The BCG plans to develop a modular further training association to make surgical further training in Berlin/Brandenburg fit for the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on the awarding of the SOFW Journal Best Paper Award 2023 at the SEPAWA® Congress in Berlin. The winners are authors who have written articles on sustainable detergents, enzymes for skin protection, and sustainable yeast oil. The first prize goes to authors A. J. Hoekstra, E. Carey, and T. P. Graycar from IFF Health & Biosciences for their article on advances in enzyme engineering for more sustainable detergents. The second prize goes to authors S. Christian and V. Krug from GloryActives GmbH for their article on comprehensive skin protection through enzymes. The third prize goes to authors J. Heuer and P. Arbter from COLIPI GmbH for their article on sustainable yeast oil as an alternative to vegetable fats. [Extracted from the article]

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Through their discursive actions, parliamentarians have an impact on the public perception of societal issues. Drawing on the Discourse-Historical Approach of Critical Discourse Studies this paper strives to illuminate how persons, objects, or abstract things are discursively constructed as victims. The debate speeches relate to two cases of terrorism: The National Socialist Underground (NSU) and the ISIS attack at Breitscheidplatz in Berlin. After first identifying the types of victims in the data, the study then conducts a detailed analysis of the discursive resources that are used in the construction process. Furthermore, the victim constructions are interrogated in terms of their strategic political aims. Apart from linguistic means, different context levels play a crucial role in the construction. The examined victim constructions aimed for example at the sense of unity (Wir-Gefühl) and presenting the own party in a certain light. The study shows how the discursive construction of victims contributes to the construction of reality for the public and how they serve different kinds of strategic and political aims. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The largest and most important urban centres in Germany, Berlin and the Ruhr metropolitan area, share a very similar socio-historical and linguistic past. The vernaculars spoken in these regions are both High German varieties that have developed on Low German substratum. Thus, both varieties have emerged from a language-shift situation and have preserved a number of Low German features. Moreover, both varieties have lost in prestige during the process of massive immigration during the period of industrialisation in the second half of the 19th century. In such contexts, processes of "dialect levelling" are to be expected. Then as now both the Ruhr area and Berlin are hotspots of urban multilingualism and national and international mobility. This lends both linguistic settings a special dynamics and innovative potential. In the light of these parallels it is promising to compare linguistic structures of these varieties in order to gauge whether similar conditions yield similar linguistic developments. In this paper we investigate two syntactic phenomena which are highly salient both in the Berlin dialect and in Ruhr German. Using corpus data of spoken language we compare frequencies and formal features of (i) preposition-determiner cliticisation, and (ii) split pronominal adverbs in both varieties. As an overall result it can be stated that both phenomena show up more pronouncedly and more straigtforwardly in Ruhr German than in the Berlin dialect; thus it can be surmised that the latter follows the same path as the former, but has not yet reached the "final destination". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Peter Marcuse war ein wichtiger Autor in der internationalen kritischen Stadt- und Wohnforschung. Seine Arbeiten, u. a. zu Gentrifizierung und Wohnungspolitik, boten immer wieder Anknüpfungspunkte auch für soziale städtische Bewegungen in New York, Berlin und anderen Städten. Anlässlich seines Todes im März 2022 diskutieren vier renommierte Wissenschaftler:innen über sein Werk und dessen Bedeutung für ihr eigenes Schaffen und für aktuelle Kämpfe für ein Recht auf Stadt und ein Recht auf Wohnen. Peter Marcuse was an important author in international critical urban and housing research. His works, among others on gentrification and housing policy, repeatedly offered points of departure for social urban movements in New York, Berlin and other cities. On the occasion of his death in March 2022, four renowned scholars discuss his work and its significance for their own thinking and for current struggles for a right to the city and a right to housing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, the authors present results of research on labor relations in the tourism sector on the Greek island of Crete and in the German capital Berlin. In both places, EU mobility regimes and labor migration intertwine within a constellation of crisis, and specific practices and strategies of migration and migrant labor are observable. Building on the theoretical examination of differential inclusion, perspectives on tourism and approaches to citizenship, the authors state a “Europeanization from below”. This develops past elitist community-building processes or invoking, form-giving structures and policies. It occurs as a self-empowering practice, in which, however, new forms of exploitation in the course of a (self-) precarization are also recognizable. These lead to an increasing blurring of the boundaries between the categories of mobility/stay and work/tourism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At the beginning of the 1930s, Ernst Waldschmidt and his wife Rose set off on a two-year acquisition trip to Sri Lanka and India on behalf of the Berlin Museum fur Vólkerkunde. Since then, more than 400 mainly decorative art objects and textiles have expanded the Indian department of the museum. During this time, the Waldschmidts kept a detailed work diary, which is preserved together with letters and other archive material at the Asian Art Museum Berlin, as a unique source for researching the underlying ambitions and the acquisitions themselves. The aim of the article is to present these documents and to give access to some of the acquisition contexts of the Waldschmidt Collection to the public. Due to the size of the collection, the essay concentrates on the exhibited objects of the Asian Art Museum Berlin, revealing dealer contacts and acquisition strategies and trying to show the difficulties that arise while researching the provenances of larger collections. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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