Socratic Lectures 13th International Symposium, Ljubljana, June 6, 2025

2025

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DOI 10.55295/psl.13.2025
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Abstract

The 13th Socratic Lectures symposium on June 6, 2025, was a comparatively small one, with a plenary section, 2 scientific sections (Horizons in Science and Education - consisting essentially of the meeting of the Nanostructurome and ARIS J3-60063 project teams, and STEAM – organized and chaired by Yelena Istileulova). Also there was a poster section. However, the excellence of the participants continued and was kept at the global level. In the plenary lectures, Marija Ipavec reflected on her experience with above-the-knee prostheses, followed by Mojca Debeljak, who presented instrumented rehabilitation, and Kristijan Cafuta, who revealed the mathematics behind charging and discharging a capacitor. There were 7 posters presented on the homepage of the Laboratory of Clinical Biophysics. The accompanying concert was held at the Trio Lorenz hall with two pianos at June 8, 2025. More details can be found in the contribution entitled »Z-STEAM Activities at the 13th Socratic Lectures Symposium Concert at City Hall, and Opera Coronation of Poppaea« in this proceedings. The concert featured two new compositions written for the occasion, which were performed by the authors: Yelena Istileulova and Lara Oprešnik, respectively. Volume 13 of the Proceedings of Socratic Lectures contains 16 papers and images of 7 posters.