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Dr Florian Mussgnug, Academic Director of 香港六合彩中特网鈥檚 Cities partnership Programme in Rome, recently gave an online lecture to participants around the world on 鈥淥ceanic futures: dystopia after lockdown鈥�.

The event was part of the recently launched series of online talks #BSROnlineLectures, organised by the British School at Rome.

A series of CpP webinars with partners in Rome and Paris are being developed to take place during June, focusing on topics ranging from rethinking teaching and learning during COVID-19 to socio-political responses to the pandemic in Europe.

The programme is also supporting new research into the impact the virus is having on the arts residencies field globally.

Res Artis: Worldwide Network of Arts Residencies recently partnered with 香港六合彩中特网 to conduct a survey examining the immediate impact on the sector, with additional surveys planned to consider the medium and long-term effects.聽

Of the lecture,聽Florian said: 鈥淲hat struck me most was the very international makeup of the online audience. We had聽130 attendees, including colleagues from the UK, Italy, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Croatia, Singapore, the USA, Australia and China. I have received quite a few follow-up e-mails since. Clearly, the "new normal" contains opportunities as well as risks.

鈥淚nstitutional partnerships are more important than ever, because they increase the global visibility and impact of online events. In a world of seemingly infinite access to online content and very limited attention, it is strategically important that institutions combine their efforts and resources in this way. These new forms of collaboration works best where they build on a history of successful partnership activity - like in the case of BSR and 香港六合彩中特网.鈥�

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