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DESCRIPTION:Defining Moments Canada\, a heritage education organization\, w
 ith the support of the German Embassy\, has partnered with the University 
 of Saskatchewan to present the travelling exhibition Enterprises of the Hu
 man Spirit: 50 Years of Scientific Excellence in Germany and Canada. The e
 xhibition is touring across Canada from March 2022 to early 2023 with date
 s at several Canadian universities and institutions. The opportunity to se
 e the exhibition on display at 91ÉçÇű’s McLennan-Redpath Librar
 y Complex (3945 McTavish Street\, main floor\, reading room) is from May 2
 4 to June 3\, 2022\, open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. each day including w
 eekends.\n\nIn 1971\, German-Canadian scientist Gerhard Herzberg received 
 the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his contributions to molecular spectrosco
 py. A passionate and outspoken scientist\, Herzberg believed strongly in c
 ollaboration and worked to build support networks within the scientific co
 mmunity. 1971 also marked the inauguration of a new collaborative effort: 
 the German-Canadian Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement (S&T Agre
 ement).\n\nCelebrating 50 years of German-Canadian collaboration in scient
 ific and technological research and Gerhard Herzberg’s Nobel Prize win\, t
 his exhibition highlights the scientific excellence seen in joint projects
  in the fields of health and medicine\, physics\, climate sciences\, and g
 reen energy. The theme of collaboration is apparent throughout the many st
 ories told in the exhibition\, starting with Herzberg’s story\, and again 
 in the history and legacy of the German-Canadian Science and Technology Co
 operation Agreement.\n\nGerhard Herzberg believed that in the quest for ne
 w knowledge Canada must build international scientific collaborations. At 
 91ÉçÇű\, research partnerships with Germany’s Max Planck Societ
 y\, the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres\, the JĂŒlich Rese
 arch Centre\, and the Technical University of Munich bring together resear
 chers with diverse scientific backgrounds and perspectives to solve comple
 x problems.\n\nDefining Moments Canada is offering additional resources an
 d educational material to educators and students through the digital Herzb
 erg50 and NobelCanadian projects\, which can be explored at the Defining M
 oments Canada website.\n\nOrganized and circulated by Defining Moments Can
 ada / Organisée et mise à disposition par Moments Déterminants Canada. In 
 collaboration with the Herzberg50 digital commemoration./ En collaboration
  avec la commémoration numérique Herzberg50.\n\nGenerously supported by th
 e Federal Republic of Germany / Avec le genereux soutien de l'Ambassade de
  la RĂ©publique fĂ©dĂ©rale d’Allemagne\n\nDefining Moments Canada/Moments DĂ©t
 erminants Canada is a digital heritage and education company\, leading inn
 ovative educational engagement and the commemoration of Canada’s history u
 sing twenty-first-century tools and storytelling skills. It has previously
  carried out the national commemorations surrounding the 1918-1920 Influen
 za Pandemic in Canada\, the 75th Anniversary of D-Day\, the 100th Annivers
 ary of the Discovery of Insulin\, and the 75th anniversary of VEDay. In 20
 21\, Defining Moments Canada launched ‘Herzberg50’ to honour Dr. Gerhard H
 erzberg’s 1971 Nobel Prize award in Chemistry\, a project which will trans
 ition into the ‘NobelCanadian’ commemorative project in 2022.\n\n \n
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SUMMARY:Exhibit | Enterprises of the Human Spirit: 50 Years of Scientific E
 xcellence in Germany and Canada 
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 -spirit-50-years-scientific-excellence-germany-and-canada-339624
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