The CCBIO Research School invites you to a special edition of the course CCBIO903: Cancer Research – Ethical and Societal Aspects this spring. The course starts on March 23, and registration is still open.
We want to share both big and small things from everyday life at K2 – everything from academic highlights, exciting projects and new publications to events, milestones and pleasant glimpses from the working environment. Such contributions make the newsletter more lively and relevant for the entire department.
Do you have something you would like to share with colleagues? Please send an email to ingri.lunde@uib.no
The 20th annual research presentation at the Graduate School of Clinical Medicine was held on January 28 and 29. A number of awards were presented. See the award winners here!
The deadline for nominations for the Falchs Junior and Senior Prize 2026 is March 5, and the Faculty of Medicine encourages submissions. The prizes honor young researchers and research leaders who have distinguished themselves with significant scientific contributions.
Did you know that cancer treatment can damage the heart – and that women are affected more often than men?
Introduction: Helga Midtbø, cardiologist and associate professor
Time: 16.03.26 at 12-13
Location: Rooms 9.1 and 9.2, Laboratory Building,
Haukeland University Hospital
The TNNN Conference 2026 is now open for registration, with a deadline of March 6th, and the opportunity to submit abstracts for both oral presentations and posters. PhD candidates can have both the conference fee and hotel accommodation covered if they register by the deadline.
Ausitn is mapping research themes across the faculty based on PhD project titles and exploring the innovation potential within these projects, with the aim of identifying 5–6 candidates and their supervisor teams for further follow up.
If you see innovation potential in your project, you can contact him by email: austin.rayford@uib.no
On Wednesday, February 18, the Mohn Center for Neuroprotection was officially opened in the university auditorium. The center will conduct groundbreaking research into brain diseases such as Parkinson's and dementia.
