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National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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Sep 11, 2026

speaker_15NARRATOR
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Preparation for entrance to the university is optional and is carried on privately.
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Athens University has admitted women since 1891.
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End of footnote.
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Three, the section for the establishment of domestic economy schools and continuation schools.
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This provides respectable but needy girls with trousseaux, a stern.
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Mrs. Perrin has for 18 years been editor of a woman's magazine in Athens.
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Miss Dr. of Medicine Panajotatu has since 1908 been a lecturer in bacteriology at Athens University.
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At her inaugural lecture, the students made a hostile demonstration.
MargoHOST
3:18
Guiding us today is Dr. Danai Papadatou.
Danai PapadatouGUEST
3:21
I am an emeritus professor of clinical psychology at the Nursing Department of the National and Capodistrian University of Athens.
Danai PapadatouGUEST
3:32
And I'm also the chair of a nonprofit organization for the care of children and families who are faced with a life-threatening illness or death.
Danai PapadatouGUEST
3:42
Over the past year, I have been chair of the National Committee for the Development of Palliative Care in Greece.
Luke CavernsGUEST
63:02
And, uh, it was weird.
Luke CavernsGUEST
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As I was going down the path of committing to go to school for a year, it was gonna be about 18 months in Athens, um, at the University, uh, of Athens.
Luke CavernsGUEST
63:17
I was, I was committed.
Luke CavernsGUEST
63:19
I was about to pay, and then it was like the day before, I just had this huge wave of guilt come over me.
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at rest, but the cause he lived and died for goes on forever.
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Louis Tikas was educated, cultivated and refined, a graduate of the University of Athens.
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Yea, he was more than that.
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54:32
He was a man.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
55:36
To keep up the protection in the long run, the Greek government must find ways of funding the maintenance of the facilities given even after EU funds ebb.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
55:49
Regularly pruning vegetation, for example, is expensive and might require budget trade-offs, said Emmanuel Vassilakis, a climate expert at the National and Capodistrian University of Athens.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
56:05
The government may have to make tough decisions when allocating budgets, he said.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
56:11
But I think that we have to persuade the people that we need to protect our past and our culture.
Fran StorchHOST
29:49
The effect was not only related to the number of languages spoken, higher language proficiency and earlier acquisition of a second language were also associated with more delayed brain aging, she went on.
Fran StorchHOST
30:01
So commenting on the study findings, Christina Dalla, Ph.D., who is a professor of pharmacology at at the National and Capodistrian University of Athens in Greece and chair of the FENS Forum Communication Committee, noted in their press release that the study suggests that learning a second, third, or fourth language could help our brains to stay younger for longer, and the earlier we start, the better.
Fran StorchHOST
30:23
There are many good reasons for learning another language at any age, social, cultural, and for the health of your brain, so we should support language learning at school, throughout life, even if it's hard.
Fran StorchHOST
30:34
So bilingualism may even help protect the brain from cognitive damage following serious illness.
Constantine KarathanasisGUEST
9:32
Are you serious? Where did you go?
Lexie HenningHOST
9:34
Yeah, I went to just the National Capital History and University of Athens.
Constantine KarathanasisGUEST
9:39
I am mind blown right now.
Lexie HenningHOST
9:41
Yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty wild.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
55:36
To keep up the protection in the long run, the Greek government must find ways of funding the maintenance of the facilities given even after EU funds ebb.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
55:49
Regularly pruning vegetation, for example, is expensive and might require budget trade-offs, said Emmanuel Vassilakis, a climate expert at the National and Capodistrian University of Athens.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
56:05
The government may have to make tough decisions when allocating budgets, he said.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
56:11
But I think that we have to persuade the people that we need to protect our past and our culture.
Bridge the Gap

Bridge the Gap

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Aug 31 · 1 Mention

speaker_2HOST
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She's a PhD candidate at Graz University of Technology and currently she works at the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology.
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Ksenia studied biology at the University of Athens for her bachelor's degree and later on discovered the marvelous world of biotechnology after spending a semester at the University of Würzburg in Germany.
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She worked in a marine biology lab before deciding to enroll to the master's degree in biotech here in Graz.
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Ksenia currently works in the same lab where she did her master's thesis and today she'll tell us all about her research.
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She also talks with Dr. Lucia Chen, and her research on icorose degradation by mesigdemide reduces T-cell dysfunction and improves the efficacy of anti-myeloma T-cell therapies.
Laurie SehnHOST
0:39
Hi, I'm Laurie Sen, podcast editor at Blood, and I'm joined by Dr. Estathios Kostridis from the University of Athens.
Laurie SehnHOST
0:48
He's the lead author of a new Blood Journal article entitled, Daratumumab or Tesamib Cyclophosphamide Dexamethasone in Newly Diagnosed Amyloidosis, Andromeda Final Survival Analysis.
Laurie SehnHOST
1:00
Thanks for joining today.

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