https://www.linkedin.com/events/fredagsvaflermedwildnorwayogche7303068797312114689

12 June 09:00 – 21:00 at Oslo Science Park

• Exhibition featuring innovative companies
• Keynotes, panels and international speakers
• Investor meetup (for exhibitors and sponsors)
• Food, drinks, and networking
• Exclusive summer party

https://www.norwayhealthtech.com/event/the-healthtech-festival-2025/

Digital: The event is streamed
April 8 at 13.00–14.30

Subject evaluation of medicine and health subjects has taken place since 2023. And the national report will be published on 8 April 2025.
The aim of the evaluation is to assess the quality of research within medicine and health sciences in Norway. We also look at the framework conditions for the research and how relevant it is for important areas of society.

The evaluation comes with recommendations to the institutions, the Research Council and the ministries.This is the second evaluation within life sciences. Subject evaluation of bioscience (EVALBIOVIT) was launched in March 2024.
A total of 68 administrative units and 317 research groups have been evaluated by three sector-specific evaluation committees and 18 international expert panels. The leaders of the eight evaluation committees have prepared a national report on medicine and health-related research, which will be presented at the launch seminar.

https://www.forskningsradet.no/arrangementer/2025/lansering-rapport-evalmedhelse/

Digital: The event is streamed
19 March at 09.00–11.00

The Research Council invites you to a digital meeting to discuss how we can share and use knowledge from the investment in artificial intelligence (AI).
Before long, the Research Council will announce funds that can cover the following tasks:
• Establish a central contact point for expertise, networks and information.
• Joint actors from business, the public sector and society with a research environment.
• Promote Norway as a leading nation in artificial intelligence internationally.
• Organize an annual national conference.
• Contribute to increased public awareness and information work.
• Collaborate with EU initiatives such as AI-factory, AI Gigafactories and ‘Apply AI’ to utilize common resources and ideas.

https://www.forskningsradet.no/arrangementer/2025/ki-satsing-innspel-midlar-sambarbeid/

Dear all,

CCBIO has the pleasure of inviting you to the 13^th CCBIO Annual Symposium May 13-14, and now, PREFINAL PROGRAM is available. The symposium is preceded by the c-myc Single Cell Satellite Seminar May 12. The venue for both events is Solstrand Hotel close to Bergen, where you apart from the beautiful surroundings, historic hotel and professional updates also can enjoy the company of colleagues and the informal and mutually fertilizing scientific crosstalk in the breaks and the evenings.

There are separate registrations for the two events. (Not sure whether you have registered for the CCBIO Annual Symposium? Look for a receipt e-mail from sender MachForm, or possibly from no-reply@skjemaker.app.uib.no.)

Please feel free to circulate this invitation.

The 13^th CCBIO Annual Symposium May 13-14

The 2024 symposium was a success with 200 participants, and we expect the 2025 symposium to be even better. To participate, please register within April 1, but we strongly recommend early registration to ensure participation and lodging.

We have organized a strong scientific program and secured a range of international speakers, among them Sir David Lane, Eva Hellström-Lindberg, Theodoros Foukakis, Anna Dimberg, Steinar Ø. Thoresen, Gema Moreno-Bueno and Jean Albrengues.

This year, we will also have more industry participants than earlier, with a separate educational session on career opportunities in the industry.

Younger researchers will be offered slots for 3-minute speed-talks as well as extended poster sessions with ample time for interaction between the participants. Deadline for abstracts is April 7.

The subsidized registration fee for academic participants is 2500 NOK/250 Euro per person for the two symposium days and the overnight stay with full board. For industry participants, separate terms apply, as is described on our industry page.

In order to accommodate 200+ participants in the 138 rooms available, we are dependent upon as many as possible sharing rooms (up to four). So, please indicate if, and with whom, you are willing to share your room when you register online.

For an overview of speakers, registration and the practical information sheet (obligatory reading before asking questions), please consult the links below:

CCBIO Annual Symposium website: www.ccbiosymposium.no

Registration link: Registration form, with deadline April 1

Practical information: Practical information sheet

Industry terms: on this page

Further information about CCBIO: www.ccbio.no

The c-myc Single Cell Satellite Seminar May 12

The newly established Jebsen Centre for Myeloid Blood Cancer (c-myc) will have their first Annual c-myc Seminar as a full-day satellite to CCBIO’s 13th Annual Symposium and will showcase recent advancements in single-cell genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and preclinical trials, setting the stage for future clinical applications. The event will bring together leading researchers to explore how single-cell resolution can advance cancer treatment and improve patient outcomes. For program, registration and practical information, please consult the seminar website.

c-myc Satellite Seminar website: https://cmyc.w.uib.no/2025/02/05/c-myc-single-cell-satellite-seminar-may-12th-2025/

Further information about c-myc:  https://cmyc.w.uib.no/

For questions about the c-myc Satellite Seminar, please contact Stein-Erik Gullaksen: Stein.Gullaksen@uib.no

We look forward to seeing you at the CCBIO symposium and the c-myc satellite seminar!

MSCA Staff Exchanges (SE) – Webinar on Short-Term Exchange of Research/Innovation Staff

31 Mar 10:00–11:30

The MSCA Staff Exchange funds short-term international and inter-sectoral exchanges of staff members involved in research and innovation activities of participating organisations. The aim is to develop sustainable collaborative projects between different organisations from the academic and non-academic sectors, based in Europe and beyond.

https://www.forskningsradet.no/en/events/2025/msca-staff-exchanges-se–webinar-on-short-term-exchange-of-researchinnovation-staff/

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships (PF) 2025 – Webinar for applicants, supervisors and advisors

14 May 10:00–11:30

Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions grants approximately 1,700 postdoctoral fellowships annually in the PF call. If you are considering a postdoctoral stay abroad, or if you want to supervise an outstanding foreign researcher planning to apply for an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship (PF) at a Norwegian host institution, good preparations are essential for success in the hard competition. In the webinar, you will receive basic information and tips about the 2025 call, which has an application deadline of September 10, 2025.

MSCA PF is a mobility program in Horizon Europe that provides funding to outstanding researchers with 0-8 years of research experience after their successful doctorate. The funds are granted for projects lasting 12-36 months.

https://www.forskningsradet.no/en/events/2025/msca-postdoctoral-fellowships-webinar/

MSCA Doctoral Networks (DN)

12 June

More information soon

Female employees at UiB have more than twice as much sick leave as men. Women’s health has long been a low priority in medical research, which has led to knowledge gaps, misdiagnosis and unequal treatment of women and men.

We are therefore putting women’s health on the agenda at UiB, with a kick-off for all employees on March 21 in the Great Hall at Nygårdsgaten 5.

Spread the word and register here: Women’s health in a life-cycle perspective | For employees | UiB

Best regards

HR department and UHVO

Women’s health_poster_email  – Only available in Norwegian