Kalendarium
Humaniora och samhällsvetenskap
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Ångström Lecture 2021: Imaging a black hole with the Event Horizon Telescope
Black holes are cosmic objects so compact that not even light can escape their gravity. Until recently, no one had ever seen what a black hole really looked like. Using a network of radio telescopes, a research team has imaged a black hole. The Ångström lecture will describe how this was achieved and tell about plans that enable real-time films of black holes.
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ZOOM SEMINAR: Textual Fluidity in Coptic Literary Manuscripts: An Interactive Seminar
Ivan Miroshnikov, SCAS and Russian Academy of Sciences, gives a seminar on "Textual Fluidity in Coptic Literary Manuscripts: An Interactive Seminar". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
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Webinar: CV and Cover letter - be attractive!
CareerTuesday. A basic webinar on how to write your CV and Cover letter.
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ZOOM SYMPOSIUM: "Models of Genome Evolution from Populations to Species"
A symposium hosted by the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS) and
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/publish - Research policy and open science
This session will focus on some recent open science- and publishing-related developments relevant for researchers at Uppsala University, such as the 2020 research bill from the Swedish government, news related to Plan S and the next EU research programme Horizon Europe.
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Ångströmlaboratoriet, Lägerhyddsvägen 1
"We probably became too many…" - Harassment in academia, 15 years later. Lessons learned or still the same?
Seminar series on equal opportunities: Part 4
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AI4Research - open seminar on zoom: Studying Social Interactions Online
Allt vi gör påverkas av vårt sociala sammanhang. Att analysera våra sociala mönster är utmanande av många anledningar. I dagens seminarium beskriver Dr Tsvetkova två projekt där hon har använt AI för att studera sociala interaktioner.
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ZOOM SEMINAR: Modern Art and the Visual Brain: Why Art Emerges for Image Fragments
Jussi Saarinen, SCAS and University of Helsinki, gives a seminar on "Modern Art and the Visual Brain: Why Art Emerges for Image Fragments". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
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/publish – Data Management Plans
Many funders require that projects must have a data management plan. Learn what this means for you, and how the university can help. The seminar is given in English.
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George Montandon, the Ainu and the Theory of Hologenesis
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Re-emergence/emergency walk: Stories around the Fire – A Mystery Mapping, Find Your Own Way Adventure Walk
Welcome to the last Re-emergence/emergency walk of the spring! May 26 kl. 19.15-22.00: Stories around the Fire – A Mystery Mapping, Find Your Own Way Adventure Walk
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/publish - Research policy and open science
This session will focus on some recent open science- and publishing-related developments relevant for researchers at Uppsala University, such as the 2020 research bill from the Swedish government, news related to Plan S and the next EU research programme Horizon Europe.
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UAC Seminar: Viral allies to fight bacteria: lessons from intestinal bacteriophages
Join us on this interesting seminar.
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Book release and seminar: Faith-Based Health Justice in Times of Global Trauma and Transformation
Charity alone can provide but a fraction of an answer to the global health challenges of the 21st century. Faith-Based Health Justice: Transforming Agendas of Faith Communities, a new volume discussing faith and health justice today, has raised such questions.