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Jan. 3, 2018The EU co-funded Scientia Fellows programme promotes training and career development of over 80 postdoctoral researchers through international mobility to leading research institutions. This year all of the fellows have started their fellowships.
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May 9, 20192018 was the year when most of the fellows completed their fellowships in the Scientia Fellows programme.
The picture is taken on our Symposium "Future Opportunities" and shows some participants - Fellows, Hosts and presenters from Academia, Health industry and the EU Research Agency. Foto: Øystein Horgmo/UiO
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May 9, 2019The results of Nolwenn Briand's Scientia Fellows project were published in Human molecular genetics and made the cover of the journal.
Briand is a member of the research group "Chromatin regulation in adipose stem cellsworks" in CollasLab, at the Department of molecular medicine, and has been a fellow in the Scientia Fellows-programme since October 2015.
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May 9, 2019At the 2018 Scientia Fellows Coffee meetings we discussed Research communication and "Pitching your research". Communication coach Terje Lindberg guided the participants through the main building blocks for a pitch.
The picture shows Thomas Olafsen, senior communications advisor, and the groups of fellows attending the session on communication. In addition, some informal social gatherings were organized.
Photo: UiO
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May 10, 2019Postdoctoral fellows from the Scientia Fellows programme and friends participated in the Holmenkoll relay.
Holmenkollstafetten is an annual big sports event in Oslo. It is a 15-leg running relay which is open to everyone - professionals, businesses and other groups.
Each year around 45 - 50.000 people attend the relay and it is actually often called "the spring`s most beautiful adventure". Some say that is one of largest athletic events in Norway, if not the largest.
The relay starts at Bislett Stadium, goes up to Holmenkollen and returns back at the stadium. The length of the relay vary in length between 370 meters and 2840 meters. Photo: UiO
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May 9, 20195. In 2018 we continued the preparations for Scientia Fellows II (2019-2024). Representatives from the Universities of Vilnius, Ljubljana and the Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine joined us to discuss future collaborations in Scientia Fellows II.
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May 9, 20192018 was the year when most of the fellows completed their fellowships in the Scientia Fellows programme. The Symposium on 28th of August, called "Future Opportunities", gathered various experts presenting a wide range of career opportunities. Here, CEO of Norway Healthtech Kathrine Myhre discusses Collaboration between academia and industry and how to be an entrepreneur in health life science.
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Dec. 21, 2023Steven Ray Willson is both a musician actively playing in a band, and scientist, a professor in analytical chemistry. What is more, he is truly passionate about and active on both fields. Hear him in conversation with Georgina Faura Muñoz and Mathias Busek in episode 7.
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May 9, 2019Scientia Fellows Symposium "Future opportunities" was held in Forskningsparken 28th of August 2018. As part of the Symposium, selected fellows took part in a pitching contest. The picture shows Jeong-Yeon Kim, Dept of Molecular Medicine, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences. Photo: Øystein Horgmo/UiO
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Dec. 21, 2023Hear about professor Fred-Johan Pettersens interesting career path ‘from industry to academia’ in conversation with Fellows Georgina Faura Muñoz and Andrea Dalmao-Fernandez. You'll also learn about the world of sensors and their applications in medicine. All in episode 8.
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Dec. 21, 2023Biotech companies, the pharmaceutical sector and in a medical device start-up: Biochemist and innovation adviser Beate Rygg Johnsen share her knowledge through conversation with Andrea Fernandez and Mathias Busek. Episode 9. Enjoy!
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