Kalendarium

Do you have trouble organising your studies, a hard time getting started, or a tendency to put off tasks? If so, the Student Health Service's “Do it now!” group is for you. The purpose of the group is, with support of one another, to get going with your studies and create new and improved study habits.

Are you a PhD student in Humanities or Theology? Then join us for a Zoom breakfast with the library!

CRS invites both new and established collaboration partners to join us for a day of discussion of CRS multidisciplinary research on religion and values and how this can meet the needs of authorities, organisations and businesses in Sweden today.

Jan Komorowski, SCAS and Uppsala University, gives a seminar on "From Big Data to Deeper Knowledge of the Human". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

This spring Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks.

Welcome to a seminar focusing on the triple helix model, the Swedish teachers’ exemption, and how these frameworks spur academic innovation from the lab to bedside care. The seminar is co-hosted by the Embassy of Sweden in Washington, DC, Dana-Farber Institute of Cancer, Harvard Medical School, Uppsala University, and Oncopeptides AB.

The Department of Chemistry - BMC hereby invites all interested to a docentship lecture in the subject of Chemistry with specialisation in analytical chemistry. In this lecture, selectivity, an important concept in analytical chemistry, will be presented and with a number of examples, its significance for measurement results and its interpretation will be illustrated.

International Symposium co-organised by Uppsala University Media and Communications and School of Journalism, Media and Communication, University of Gothenburg.

Ruby Lal, SCAS and Emory University, gives a seminar on "Lacunae: Crafting a Narrative History of a Sixteenth Century Mughal Princess". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

CareerTuesday online with GoinGlobal: The evolution of employment in time of pandemics.

Emilie Coin and Sarah Hyde, Commissioning Editors for Education at Routledge will be presenting on publishing your next academic book.

We warmly welcome you to the annual Celsius-Linnaeus Lectures and Symposium that will be held remotely via Zoom. This years Celsius-lecturer is Neil Lawrence, Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Cambridge and the Linnaeus-lecturer is Melanie Sanford, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. After the lectures there will be a symposium and panel discussion.

Zakaria Bekhali defends his thesis "Duodenal switch for superobesity - changes in physiology and clinical results". The public defence will be held in Swedish.

Oskar Bergengren defends his thesis "Being diagnosed and living with prostate cancer". The public defence will be held in Swedish.

Iwao Hirose, SCAS and McGill University, gives a seminar on "Restricting Freedom during Pandemics". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

Life as a student is not always easy and it can be lonely, especially in these very different times where there is more isolation. With remote studies and “working from home” it can be a challenge to manage one’s time and to separate different aspects of life, like work from play, etc. Join our brief seminars to engage in group discussions and enjoy the benefits of sharing with peers.

CareerTuesday. A basic webinar on how to write your CV and Cover letter.

The Department of Chemistry – Ångström Laboratory hereby invite all interested to a docentship lecture in subject of Chemistry with specialization in Materials Chemistry.

Do you want to get outside for some daylight, move your body, and meet other students? The Student Health Service invites you to a walking group. Swedish and international students are welcome!

During the pandemic, many students are forced to study from home, which can be difficult for both mind and body. This webinar, which is held by a professional ergonomist/physiotherapist, gives you a lot of good advice on how you can improve your comfort when you study from home.

Welcome to an introduction to the University Library!

This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs and researchers who wish to update their information searching skills and learn how to design searches for systematic reviews and scoping reviews.

Seminar series on equal opportunities: Part 1

Life as a student is not always easy and it can be lonely, especially in these very different times where there is more isolation. With remote studies and “working from home” it can be a challenge to manage one’s time and to separate different aspects of life, like work from play, etc. Join our brief seminars to engage in group discussions and enjoy the benefits of sharing with peers.

It is easier than you think to start your own business and Drivhuset will cover the basic steps of getting started, what you need to know and how it is done.

Edward FitzGerald will defend his doctoral thesis.

Do you want to get outside for some daylight, move your body, and meet other students? The Student Health Service invites you to a walking group. Swedish and international students are welcome!

Yocefu Hattori will defend his PhD thesis entitled "Charge Separation on Localized Surface Plasmon and Hot Carrier Transfer to Semiconductors."