Hvordan sikrer vi deltakelse i et digital samfunn?Alrek, Midgard, Årstadveien 1717. november kl. 12-15 Lenke til program og påmelding: Digital inkludering – hvordan sikrer vi deltakelse i et digitalt samfunn? – AlrekLenke til påmeldingsskjema: Påmelding til Alrek-seminar om Digital inkludering,…
L. Meltzers Universitetsstiftelse inviterer til nominasjoner til Meltzerprisene 2026. Professorer og instituttledere ved Universitetet i Bergen kan foreslå kandidater innen forskning, forskningsformidling og unge forskertalenter. Nominasjonsfristen er 1. desember 2026. Prisene deles ut 11. mars 2027. K2 oppfordrer alle fagmiljøer…
On 27 October, the Faculty of Medicine and Stavanger University Hospital (SUS) will hold their joint meeting of the Education Council. The meeting takes place twice a year and focuses on how the collaboration is functioning and whether any adjustments are needed. This time, the main topic will be the Vestlandslegen initiative, and possibly also the conclusion of MED2015 next year. Participants include clinic directors at SUS, members of the hospital administration and leadership, as well as representatives from the Faculty of Medicine and its departments. As with Haukeland University Hospital (HUS), we have a Level 3 agreement (guideline) that describes the principles and organization of the collaboration. At this meeting, we will take a closer look at certain parts of the agreement and how they are being implemented in practice.
For us at SUS, autumn is also the time when we receive an overview of the hospital trust's research output from the previous year (2025). Much can be said about the results, but I would like to highlight a figure that illustrates the joint publication activity between SUS and UiB, primarily involving the Faculty of Medicine, over the years. The figure shows that many researchers also publish and collaborate with the University of Stavanger (UiS), and that this collaboration has increased over time.From UiB's perspective, it is important to consider not only collaboration related to students, but also cooperation in research and between research groups at both institutions. Food for thought?
Wishing everyone a pleasant weekend,
Svein Skeie
Tim Willinger will Friday 16 October at 12.00 hold a trial lecture for a position as Professor at Broegelmann Research Laboratory, titled «The Adaptive Immune System», at BB-bygget Auditorium 2. All faculty, researchers and students are welcome.
I år setter vi fokus på ny teknologi i medisinsk forskning, og får høre mer om kvanteteknologi og hvordan den er under utforskning i forskningsprosjekter innen medisin. Tid 20. oktober kl. 11.30-15.00 i Eitri. Lenke til program og påmelding innen 11. oktober: Kvantesensorer…
We are delighted to bring together outstanding researchers who will discuss cutting-edge science and innovative methodologies. The keynote lecture will be delivered by Henriette Ertsås. She is a brilliant researcher and science communicator who integrates scientific expertise and theatre to communicate complex…
