Daily Archives: Thursday April 4th, 2024

Reminder; Spring events at MED

Save the date: Research Day

18 June, EITRI

2nd Research Day at the Faculty of Medicine | Faculty of Medicine | UiB

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Postdoc Development Programme

Remember to apply for the Post doc development programme by 15 May 2025.

We have revamped the programme according to your feedback and now offer three overnight stays and will let the participants co-design the content to best fit your needs.

Read more about the programme here: Postdoc Development Programme | Faculty of Medicine | UiB

Apply by 15 May.

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PhD Grant Writing Workshop

13 and 16 May 2024, EITRI

Registration is now open until 29 April

This is the recurrent workshop held by research advisor team at the Faculty of Medicine, open for all PhD candidates enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine.

We will spend two half-days together and participants will be given homework assignments, practicing writing their own grant proposal.

Read more and sign up here: Upcoming events for Faculty of Medicine | University of Bergen (uib.no)

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Core Facility Expo

29 April 2024, EITRI

The Faculty of Medicine is organizing an event where you can get to know all our core facilities and other research services used by our researchers.

Visit stands and hear presentations of all facilities for medicine, health and life sciences at UiB.

Read more here: Core Facility Expo | Faculty of Medicine | UiB

UiB idé

Interested in innovation? Get up to NOK 500 000 and help to develop your idea

*** APPLICATION DEADLINE April 19 ***

Good ideas occur everywhere at the University of Bergen, and with UiB idé students and researchers  can test and develop their innovation ideas. Students can get up to NOK 100 000, and researchers NOK 500 000. You will also get advice from professional advisers. The application deadline is April 19th.Read more about the program at uib.no/ide. You can also apply for a maximum of NOK 25 000 throughUiB tidleg idé, and applications can be filed anytime. Do you have questions or need guidance? Please contact Yves Aubert: yves.aubert@uib.no.

Seeking Your Support for Pint of Science Festival 2024

#Pint24 worldwide is just around the corner! The Pint of Science Bergen Team is working on the organization of this year’s local festival that will take place on 13-15 May 2024, at Stereo Bar, Bergen

Pint of Science aims to involve the wider public in our entertaining science nights, in the relaxed atmosphere of a bar where everyone can enjoy a nice pint while interacting with our speakers.  Are you a passionate scientist and you want to  make your research accessible and engaging for all?

You could be our next speaker!

All you need to do is fill in this form: https://forms.gle/eVeeswquKuxcDDcx9

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This spring’s recruitment positions from the faculty

This spring’s recruitment positions from the faculty are now announced at JobbNorge, deadline April 15.

PhD positions:

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/259971/phd-positions-12-positions-at-the-faculty-of-medicine

Postoc positions:

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/259962/postdoctoral-research-fellow-2-positions-at-the-faculty-of-medicine

E-learning – “Introduction to Research Ethics”

As part of efforts to strengthen research ethics at UiB and ensure good familiarity with basic research ethical norms and guidelines, the e-learning course “Introduction to Research Ethics” has been developed. The course aims to provide employees in scientific positions with knowledge of the responsibility both the institution and the individual have to ensure that research is ethically sound. It also provides information on how the University of Bergen handles cases of possible scientific misconduct and how to report such cases. The course is mandatory for employees in scientific positions.

The course is available in Norwegian and English and takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. Link to the course: “Introduction to Research Ethics”:

HSE non-conformities

Reporting on adverse events in an incident report is important for the continuous HSE work at K2. When we report incidents, it helps to reduce the extent of damage, prevent new events, and raise awareness. Incident reports can also lead to changes in, among other things, routines and infrastructure. The incident reports are also reviewed by the faculty’s HSE committee and the Working Environment Committee at UiB.

Therefore, everyone is encouraged to report HSE incidents.

Visit this page and familiarize yourself with how to report HSE incidents and why this is important:https://www.uib.no/en/hms-portalen/147849/report-hse-non-conformities#what-are-hse-non-conformities-

Note: Damages to buildings owned by HUS should not be reported here. Please report them to the Facilities Management/Technical Customer Center at 77100@helse-bergen.no

Call for Researcher projects 2024 – The Norwegian Cancer Society

Funding research is the main priority of the Norwegian Cancer Society. The aim of the funding scheme Researcher projects is to promote high quality and innovative cancer research and development of the Norwegian cancer research field. The scheme shall contribute to new and important knowledge about cancer, cancer prevention, cancer treatment and care. The projects should be of high international standard and have potential impact for cancer patients in the short or long term.

We aim to ensure high quality research throughout the country, both now and for the future. The Norwegian Cancer Society therefore encourage qualified researchers across Norway as well as young researchers to apply to this call. We actively remind our reviewers to take career stage into account, especially when assessing criterion 3, Qualifications of the Project Manager and Project group (see Application guidelines), according to the DORA declaration.

https://nettsoknad.kreftforeningen.no/#call/1602/details