SIU will arrange EEA/Norway Grants Contact Seminar in Oslo, February 3-4 2014. The aim of the seminar is to facilitate meetings between Norwegian and European institutions and academic environments. Click here for more information
The faculty has launched a news site on which news related to the development of a new syllabus in the the medicine study programme will be put out. Click here for more information (In Norwegian)
A new issue of FunderFinder is now available. Click here to read the newsletter
Thursday December 19th at 14.30, there will be a new Board Meeting in Bergen Postgraduate School of Clinical Medical research. Here (in Norwegian) is the meeting minutes from the last meeting, and underneath you will find the agenda. Since this is the last Board Meeting of the year there will be a light refreshments. Welcome!
Scandic Bergen City, March 31st – April 1st 2014
Center for Evidence Based Practice, Bergen University College invites all health workers to a conference about evidence based practice.
Oslo Cancer Cluster will arrange the event Cancer Crosslinks 2014 on January 23, 2014. Click here for more information
We encourage you to send within the given dates and that you write the whole and correct address so your Christmas greetings can be delivered before Christmas .
A new access card system has been implemented for users of the parking area. (more info in Norwegian)
The teaching records (Undervisningsregnskapet) is an application developed so that the institutes may have full overview of the resources utilized in teaching activities. The application is far from perfect, but it is nevertheless what will be used by both K2 and MOF when distributing new teaching tasks in the future. That each and every one of us register completed teaching activities is mandatory, just as we register publications in Cristin. You may like or dislike these types of registrations, but this is one of the mandatory work tasks included in a scientific employment position at MOF. The registering is also of everyone’s interest as we document what we use our work time on, and whether or not we are fully booked or have vacant slots in our schedules. The latter is very important now that new curriculum for the medicine study programme is under development, and several suggestions call for a substantial increase in small-group teaching sessions.The result from this spring’s teaching records is now ready, and shows that 33% of K2’s teaching capacity is utilized when only permanent scientific positions are taken into account. Many have not registered their teaching activities, and, as a result, much of our teaching work is not made visible. Deadline for this autumn’s teaching registration is now approaching. I will strongly recommend all scientific employees to register their teaching!
Eva
The research group in Endocrine Medicine is led by Professor Eystein Husebye.
Endocrine Medicine, or research group G1, as has been the working title, is actually an umbrella group consisting of two groups working with closely related issues and projects, says the group’s leader, professor Eystein Husebye.