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Leader of the week

An important part of research education is that PhD candidates and post-docs build networks, challenge themselves through presentations of their own research, and critically evaluate others’ research. I take this opportunity to highlight the two research schools at K2, which serve as important platforms for this. We have the Postgraduate School of Clinical Medical Research and the Bergen Research School in Inflammation (BRSI). Both hold regular meetings where candidates present their data and analyses, and they also organize courses. Both the courses and seminar series provide credits in the PhD program.

BRSI is organized by the Broegelmann Research Lab. The research school offers courses in immunological subjects tailored to doctoral candidates.

The Research School for Clinical Medicine is a collaboration between K1, K2, and Haukeland University Hospital. If you are a PhD/postdoc at K2 and do not regularly receive emails about their courses and seminars, you can contact adrianna.jebrzycka@uib.no to join. The school also hosts an annual poster/presentation competition for posters presented at conferences in the preceding year.

 

Clinical Medicine Research  BRSI
FSKLI901 – Seminar in clinical and translational medicine (1ECT) HUIMM320 – Basic Immunology (5 ECTS)
GCP901 – Good clinical practice (ICH-GCP) for PhD candidates (1ECTS) HUIMM901 – Project seminars in Immunology (3 ECTS)
RMED901 – Data science with R for medical researchers (2ECTS) HUIMM902 – Journal club and watch (3 ECTS)
  HUIMM306A/906A – Molecular and cellular methods in immunology (8 ECTS)
  HUIMM905 – Advanced Immunology course, variable theme (3 ECTS)
  HUIMM307 – Basic course in Flow Cytometry (5 ECTS)

 

Additionally, the Faculty of Medicine is a partner in several national research schools that may be relevant to the research topics at K2. These schools offer excellent opportunities for courses and broader networking both in Norway and internationally.

 

(Norsk) UiB-Tjenesteutvikling Pop-ups 2025: Alrek Helseklynge

UiB-Service Development Pop-ups 2025: Alrek Health Cluster

In April and May, UiB-Service Development invites you to a series of pop-up workshops on campus.

20.05.2025 – 09.00–11.30 Alrek health cluster

Pop-up workshops are short, practical courses where you learn methodologies that will improve the way you work and collaborate with others. In this series, there are six different workshops offered: About keys to collaboration, about limitations as an innovative driving force, about testing and experimentation, about facilitation and meeting management, about continuous improvement work in practice and an introductory course to service development. The workshops last 45-60 minutes each and are held at three different locations at UiB. The workshops are open to all employees.

More information and registration https://www.uib.no/tjenesteutvikling/177332/pop-ups-2025-alrek-helseklynge-20mai

Alrek Student Conference 2025

4 June 2025

09:00 – 15:00

Midgard, Årstadveien 17, Alrek helseklynge

In 2025, we are celebrating the five-year anniversary of the Student Conference! We invite students to submit abstracts to present their bachelor’s and master’s theses related to health in a broad sense.

You can register for the conference here!
Registration deadline: May 28 at 11:59 PM.

Are you a student considering presenting your project plan or findings from your master? The call for abstracts is now open, and you can submit your abstract for the Alrek Student Conference here.
Submission deadline: May 12 at 11:59 PM.

https://alrekhelseklynge.no/arrangementer/alrek-studentkonferanse-2025-2/

May week in Bergen filled with health innovation events!

Several health innovation events are taking place in Bergen between May 19th and 22nd.

• Monday May 19th to Tuesday May 20th: DigitalHealth25 – Alrek
Tuesday May 20th – Wednesday May 21st: LSX Nordic Congress is the leading partnering, strategy, and investment event serving the Nordic and Baltic region, with qualified 1:1 partnering at its core.
• Wednesday 21 May – Thursday 23 May: National Meeting of the Medical Technological Association: Medical Technological Association
• Wednesday 22 May: Event for “International Clinical Studies Day” at Haukeland University Hospital organized by NorCRIN – International Day for Clinical Studies 2025 – NorCRIN
• Wednesday 22 May: PROM Conference 2025

https://alrekhelseklynge.no/nyheter/en-uke-fyll-med-helseinnovasjonsarrangementer/

Roadmap for Research Infrastructure – Health

Roadmap for Research Infrastru4 June 2:00–3:00 PM

Before we announce new funding under the National Research Infrastructure Initiative, we are updating the roadmap, which serves as a guide for applicants. The next announcement is planned for November 2025.

We invite you to a feedback meeting for the thematic area of ​​health in part 2 of the roadmap. We would like feedback on whether we have clearly described the need for research infrastructure in this field, or whether there are important gaps that we have not identified.

The meeting starts with a short introduction. Afterwards, participants will have the opportunity to make short, oral contributions (3-5 min) about the roadmap.

If you do not get what you want during the meeting, you can send written contributions in the chat (max. 2 pages). We encourage institutions to coordinate their contributions.

The Portfolio Board for the Research System will adopt the updated roadmap at its meeting on September 17, 2025.

https://www.forskningsradet.no/arrangementer/2025/innspelsmote-vegkartet-forskingsinfrastruktur-helse/

Preparedness for health crises: a multidisciplinary approach 

The Pandemic Center at the University of Bergen, in collaboration with NOVA University Lisboa, Bielefeld University, and Erasmus University Rotterdam, is excited to announce an upcoming online course with mobility option titled Preparedness for Health Crises: A Multidisciplinary Approach in fall 2025

This course will draw on lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and other current crises to teach preparedness for future health threats. It is accessible to students from all backgrounds, study fields, and cycles (elective, master, and PhD students).

When? September-October 2025, culminating in a one-week session in Bergen from October 27th to 31st

https://www.uib.no/en/pandemic/176371/preparedness-health-crises-multidisciplinary-approach#course-details

When family inheritance is a disease

May 7, 2025
Location: Litteraturhuset in Bergen – Bergen
Time: 08.30-09.15

With a genetic test, you can get information about hereditary characteristics and disease risks. Such tests are important for diagnosing and treating disease. At the same time, the use of genetic tests raises several questions and difficult issues. How are genetic tests used in Norwegian hospitals today? What genetic information should be shared? And who should have the right to access information about hereditary diseases in their family?

Senior consultant Ida Wiig Sørensen from the Department of Medical Genetics at Haukeland University Hospital and member of the Biotechnology Council, discusses these questions in an exciting lecture at Litteraturhuset in Bergen.

Når familiearven er en sykdom