FrOSCon 2015 - Welcome by the vice president
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Geißler, Margit
A welcome by the vice president for research and young academics of the University of Applied Sciences Bonn-Rhein-Sieg. Prof. Dr. Margit Geißler
 And now it's time for the introduction by our Vice President Professor Geisler. And I give the word to her now. Thank you very much. Good morning everybody, dear ladies and gentlemen, dear conference participants, here Professor Tannenbaum. A very warm welcome to the Bonn-Reinzig University of Applied Sciences here on our campus in St. Augustine. I welcome you to your anniversary conference actually, the TENS Frostconn. And we are happy to host this conference here and that we can welcome again such a large number of you here in St. Augustine and also some renowned experts in the field. Not only from Germany, but from many other countries around the world. I'm a chemist myself, so obviously my understanding of what you are actually doing and what your topics of research are is very limited. What I understand however is that your work makes a difference. Your work has an impact on society and that I understand on a global scale. Your work enables users around the globe to use a free and secure tool for their education, research and work. So that is really a difference. You work for the benefit of the society and this is also as a university of applied sciences the goal of the Bonn-Reinzig University. We are educating young people and preparing them for the challenges of the globalized world. We just celebrated here also an anniversary. Our 20th anniversary we celebrated and we developed from a university which was planned for 2500 students to more than 7600 students now in 2015. So we call that a success story and it's not over yet. We have a lot of plans for the next years. So I know that all of you are waiting and looking forward to the lecture of Professor Tannenbaum. I will end this small speech to you now and once again you are very welcome here on campus and I hope you enjoy your stay here. You have a very successful conference with a lot of interesting discussions and I thank you for your attention. Thank you very much. Thank you.
 And now it's time for the introduction by our Vice President Professor Geisler.  And I give the word to her now.  Thank you very much.  Good morning everybody, dear ladies and gentlemen, dear conference participants,  here Professor Tannenbaum.  A very warm welcome to the Bonn-Reinzig University of Applied Sciences here on our campus in  St. Augustine.  I welcome you to your anniversary conference actually, the TENS Frostconn.  And we are happy to host this conference here and that we can welcome again such a large  number of you here in St. Augustine and also some renowned experts in the field.  Not only from Germany, but from many other countries around the world.  I'm a chemist myself, so obviously my understanding of what you are actually doing and what your  topics of research are is very limited.  What I understand however is that your work makes a difference.  Your work has an impact on society and that I understand on a global scale.  Your work enables users around the globe to use a free and secure tool for their education,  research and work.  So that is really a difference.  You work for the benefit of the society and this is also as a university of applied sciences  the goal of the Bonn-Reinzig University.  We are educating young people and preparing them for the challenges of the globalized  world.  We just celebrated here also an anniversary.  Our 20th anniversary we celebrated and we developed from a university which was planned  for 2500 students to more than 7600 students now in 2015.  So we call that a success story and it's not over yet.  We have a lot of plans for the next years.  So I know that all of you are waiting and looking forward to the lecture of Professor  Tannenbaum.  I will end this small speech to you now and once again you are very welcome here on campus  and I hope you enjoy your stay here.  You have a very successful conference with a lot of interesting discussions and I thank  you for your attention.  Thank you very much.  Thank you.
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