{"id":4732,"date":"2014-10-17T10:39:02","date_gmt":"2014-10-17T09:39:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/k2info.w.uib.no\/?p=4732"},"modified":"2014-11-12T11:20:09","modified_gmt":"2014-11-12T10:20:09","slug":"norsk-nobelpris-i-medisin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/k2info.w.uib.no\/nb_no\/2014\/10\/17\/norsk-nobelpris-i-medisin\/","title":{"rendered":"Norsk nobelpris i medisinNorwegian Nobel Prize Physiology or Medicine "},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Eystein<\/a>6. oktober fikk vi den meldingen at ekteparet Moser ved NTNU sammen med den Britiske nevrobiologen John O\u2019Keefe var vinnere av \u00e5rets nobelpris i fysiologi eller medisin – en fabelaktig bragd av m\u00e5lrettede og innovative forskere. I en artikkel P\u00e5 H\u00f8yden 8. oktober f\u00e5r vi et lite innblikk veien fram til nobelprisen. Det er ikke bare forskningen til Moser & Moser som har v\u00e6rt m\u00e5lrettet; forskningsledere, forskningsr\u00e5det og kunnskapsdepartementet har sammen med Kavlistiftelsen satset penger – n\u00e6rmere 600 millioner til n\u00e5.<\/p>\n

Men dette har ikke bare handlet om penger. Gode rammebetingelser har v\u00e6rt avgj\u00f8rende uttaler May-Britt Moser. En av disse handler om midlertidighet og hun sp\u00f8r: hvor gode hadde Rosenborg v\u00e6rt om alle spillerne hadde fast jobb? Hun mener midlertidighet m\u00e5 v\u00e6re hovedregelen i toppforskning. De beste forskningsmilj\u00f8ene karakteriseres av mobilitet. Bare de beste skal f\u00e5 sjansen som gruppeledere. Hennes konklusjon er at Norge trenger \u00e5 innf\u00f8re det amerikanske \u00abtenure track\u00bb systemet som inneb\u00e6rer at unge gruppeledere f\u00e5r 5-7 \u00e5r til \u00e5 kvalifisere seg til en fast stilling. Det inneb\u00e6rer ogs\u00e5 at ikke alle vil komme gjennom n\u00e5l\u00f8yet p\u00e5 de beste institusjonene.<\/p>\n

N\u00e5 inviterer kunnskapsminister R\u00f8d-Isaksen til dialog med Universitetene. Det gir mulighet til \u00e5 komme med innspill som kan \u00f8ke mobilitet og spisset satsning p\u00e5 talenter. Forh\u00e5pentlig dr\u00f8yer det ikke 113 \u00e5r til neste gang norske forskere som arbeider i Norge f\u00e5r Nobelprisen.<\/p>\n

Eystein Husebye<\/p>\n

Fungerende instituttstyrer\"Eystein<\/a>6 October came with the news that May-Britt and Edvard Moser together with the British neuroscientist John O\u2019Keefe were this year\u2019s winners of the Nobel Price in Physiology or Medicine, a fantastic achievement. The UiB newsletter \u201cP\u00e5 H\u00f8yden\u201d comments in an article 8 October that it is not only the researchers themselves that have been focused in their work, the research leaders at NTNU, The Norwegian Research Council of Norway and the Ministry of Education and Research, and The Kavli Foundation have all pulled in the same direction, providing close to 600 million Norwegian kroners to the Moser group until now.<\/p>\n

However, the success is not only about funding. A good framework and research-promoting environment is also paramount. One of the factors that professor May-Britt Moser mentions is mobility and temporary positions. She asks: Would the Norwegian football team Rosenborg have had so much success if every player had a permantent employment? The best research groups have a lot of mobility \u2013 people come and go; only the very best stay on and built their own groups. Her conclusion is that Norway needs to apply the American tenure track system. Young talents should have a 5-7 year period to qualify for a permanent position, and not everybody will succeed.<\/p>\n

The minister of Education and Research now invites our Universities to a dialogue on how to improve Norwegian research. We have the chance to argue for increased mobility and how to foster an environment that can create new success stories such as the Moser\u2019s have. It is therefore my hope that it will not take 113 years before the next Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded to a Norwegian researcher working in Norway.<\/p>\n

Eystein Husebye<\/p>\n

Acting Head of Department<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

6. oktober fikk vi den meldingen at ekteparet Moser ved NTNU sammen med den Britiske nevrobiologen John O\u2019Keefe var vinnere av \u00e5rets nobelpris i fysiologi eller medisin – en fabelaktig bragd av m\u00e5lrettede og innovative forskere. I en artikkel P\u00e5…<\/p>\n

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