Kalendarium

Linn Holmberg, SCAS and Stockholm University, gives a seminar on "Dictionary Craze: Transforming Knowledge across Early Modern Europe". 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.

How does PhD studies really work? Now is the time to ask all the questions you have about post graduate studies!

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!

Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies on Racism (CEMFOR) introduces digital City Walks on The History of Racism in Uppsala.

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

Learn more about our research services and which support we can offer you. We will talk about information seeking, digital tools, questions on publishing and open access, and will inform you about publishing strategies and how to increase your visibility.

Helle Aagaard's seminar Ensuring sustainable access to effective antibiotics - the need for an end-to-end approach.

IDay is the opportunity for you that wants to learn about innovation processes while contributing to solving complex real-world challenges.

Anna Ida Rock defends her thesis "Statebuilding through diaspora recruitment? - The role of capacity, norms and representation for legitimacy in Somaliland and Liberia".
The external reviewer is Professor Isabell Schierenbeck, The School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg.
 

Enjoy the many variations of the snowdrop in an outdoor exhibition in The Botanical Garden.

Anton Brännlund defends his thesis "Wealth and the economic vote. How assets and liabilities shape election outcomes".
The external reviewer is Associate Professsor Andreas Bergh, Department of Economics, Lund University.

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.

H. Orri Stefánsson, SCAS and Stockholm University, gives a seminar on "The Ethics of Individuals' Greenhouse Gas Emission". 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.

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

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!

The rapid development of antibiotic resistance is directly related to how antibiotics are used in society. The overarching aim of the thesis was to explore and discuss the Swedish public’s beliefs, values and preferences influencing engagement in judicious antibiotic behaviour.

Imran Aziz defends his doctoral thesis. Opponent: Associate Professor Ville Viikari from Aalto University, Finland. Supervisor: Associate Professor Dragos Dancila, Department of Electrical Engineering, Solid-State Electronics.

All aspects of this Uppsala Health Summit will be digital, but our goal remains the same; to bring together a multisectoral group of experts and practitioners for a discussion around how we change behaviours and organizational cultures to keep our medicines working. A theme more relevant than ever!

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.

In 2021 ISP (International Science Programme) at Uppsala University celebrates its 60th Anniversary with webinars and events.
ISP assists low and lower-middle income countries to build and strengthen research capacity and higher education in the basic sciences chemistry, physics and mathematics.

ISP is also engaged as the Swedish coordinator for a number of Sida bilateral research programs.

Christopher Meckstroth, SCAS and University of Cambridge, gives a seminar on "Pax Universalis et Perpetua: Empire, Anarchy, and the Invention of International Order, c. 1500-2000". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

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

Yunqi Shao will present his licentiate seminar entitled: "Effects of Ion-Ion Correlation on Transport in Electrolyte Materials".

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!

Sofia Lodén, SCAS and Stockholm University, presents her new book "French Romance, Medieval Sweden and the Europeanisation of Culture". Comments by Paula Henrikson, Uppsala University. The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

Time to nominate your best teacher for the pedagogical award! Deadline for nomination is 18 March 2021. Uppsala University annually awards five pedagogical prizes for outstanding contributions within education at basic level as well as advanced level.

Guest Lecture

Erik Holmqvist from the Department of Cell and Molecular Biology gives his docent lecture within the subject Molecular biosciences.

Welcome to an introduction to the University Library!

Seminar series on equal opportunities: Part 2

Welcome to the first Re-emergence/emergency walk of the spring! March 19 kl. 11.15-13.00: Stories of Uppsala: The Ecology and Mythology of Climate Change.

Warmly welcome to the second CEMUS Project Café focused on local climate work – spring semester 2021!

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.

Warmly welcome to an open lecture “Community Initiatives – Transition Towns” with Rob Hopkins, author and cofounder of Transitions Town Movement!

Title: "Interaction Design for public health and wellbeing"
Host: Teknat - Ginevra Castellano och Joëlle Rüegg
Anmälan till shima.momeni@neuro.uu.se

The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.

CareerTuesday. How can you optimize LinkedIn for your professional development?

Akshay Krishna Ammothum Kandy will defend his PhD thesis entitled "Linear models for multiscale materials simulations: Towards a seamless linking of electronic and atomistic models for complex metal oxides." within the subject chemistry with a focus on materials chemistry.

Leandro Cid Gomes will present his licentiate seminar entitled “From terpenes to advanced biofuels: Light-induced routes to sustainable biocrudes for high energy density fuels”.

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!

Are you interested in studying abroad? Then this webinar is for you! We will tell you more about four of the different study abroad opportunities you have as a student at Uppsala University that are:

- Exchange studies
- Erasmus Traineeship
- Minor Field Studies
- Summer courses abroad

Märta Nasvell dagen har i år tema "Från kris till trauma: begrepp till behandling"

Fri entré, ingen föranmälan (begränsat antal platser, först till kvarn). För att kunna ansluta till webinariet så behöver ni ange en email-adress.

Zoomlänk: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/62779038567

David Ekstam defends his thesis "The socialization of intergroup attitudes: The problem of generations".
The external reviewer is Mikael Hjerm, Professor, Department of Sociology, Umeå University.

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.

Owe Ronström, professor at the Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology, and Mikael Norrby, the university guide, will talk about some public holidays that are important in Sweden at this time of the year, and why and how we celebrate them.

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!