Events

The future of medicine is interdisciplinary with contributions from natural sciences, social sciences and humanities. At this seminar, we showcase collaboration across disciplines in research on personalised cancer therapies; organ on a chip and nano-devices; and epigenetics and bioethics of human embryonic development. All topics with international keynote speakers.

Get updated on the latest research on sustainable food and diet. Topics: Circular economy for more sustainable feed and food production and new sources of nutrients; Sustainable animal and plant-based food; and Gene technology in future food production for our health and the environment.

At this seminar PhD-students, postdocs and Master´s students at UiO and NMBU had the opportunity to create networks outside academia. The response for the event was overwhelming and it was fully booked in a short time.

LMI and partners welcome you to join this day where we will present the Norwegian life science ecosystem, discuss the importance of collaboration, look at global success stories and challenge Norwegian decision and policy makers on their ambition and execution.

For all participants of the conference.

The main event of Oslo Life Science 2018 where we showcased our best interdisciplinary research and let international speakers give us new insight in how to increase value creation from basic research. And we got to hear what the government expects from the life science community in the Oslo region. See pictures and watch videos from the event.

As the third country in Europe, Norway has established the innovation programme SPARK based on Stanford SPARK. At this kick-off UiO showcased the first Norwegian SPARK teams – SPARKees. See pictures and watch videos from the event.

Welcome to the annual Darwin Day celebration at the university of Oslo. This open event is for everybody interested in science and history. Topic this year: The ecology and evolution of infectious diseases.

At the life science lunches in March and April researchers from five different faculties at UiO will talk about their innovative life science research. Collaboration across disciplines is essential to succeed for many of the projects.

At the life science lunches in March and April researchers from five different faculties at UiO will talk about their innovative life science research. Collaboration across disciplines is essential to succeed for many of the projects.

The rectorial elections at the University of Oslo are important and we have therefore invited the candidates and their teams to the Old Ceremonial Hall (Gamle Festsal) in the centre of Oslo so that we can get to know them better and learn more about their programmes.

– Program 17th February 2017

For researchers at UiO and the surroundings that will be impacted by the planned life science building at UiO.

– Program 16th February 2017

This is the main conference day with perspectives from academia, businesses and politics. There is a reception in the Oslo City Hall in the evening.

–  Program 15th February 2017 – Partnership4Life

This day is meant for businesses that want to partner up with academia and vice versa.

Department of Biomaterials celebrates the arrival of summer by organising a scientific seminar at the Institute of Clinical Dentristry.

Cultural lunch is a meeting place for employees and students to experience a broad variety of cultural events. Here you can enjoy classical and rhythmic music and even theater and dance.

Ibrahimu Mdala at the Department of Oral Biology will defend his thesis for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor (PhD): Statistical and Mathematical Modeling of Periodontal Treatment Response and Disease Onset

Pianist Espen Eriksen and trumpeter Gunnar Halle had her first concert ever at Lunch with culture in December 2007. This ended with project "Meditations On Christmas".

Cand. odont. Morten Gahre Fjeld will defend his thesis for the degree of philosophiae doctor (ph.d.): Juvenile idiopathic arthritis: A long-term follow-up study of craniofacial and dento-alveolar development.

In vitro models of periodontal pathogenesis and their clinical relevance.

In the week of the European Antibiotic Awareness Day

Tone Berge Enger will defend her thesis for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor (PhD): Oral distress and new etiological aspects of Sjögren's syndrome