2025
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How do we communicate health challenges in a time when trust is under pressure and misinformation spreads faster than viruses?
This is the theme for NORSE and RESISFORCEs annual AMR symposium
This full-day symposium brings together leading researchers, health experts, communication advisors, and public commentators from around the world to explore how science, trust, and democracy can be strengthened in the face of crises, polarization, and rising authoritarian tendencies.
Two distinguished speakers from the US will give guest lectures. Nibble food and coffee will be served.
In connection with Agnes Rogala’s upcoming PhD defence we are pleased to host a seminar featuring invited talks by Professor Megan Lord, University of New South Wales, Australia and Associate Professor Margarita Trobos, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
In conjunction with the meeting of the Norwegian Forensic Odontology Association Dr. Parul Khare Sinha, Assistant Professor, School of Dental Sciences, Sharda University, India,will give a lecture open for all student and staff
Child abuse often leaves subtle and silent traces — particularly in the oral cavity. In this lecture, Dr. Parul Khare Sinha highlights the crucial role dental professionals play in recognizing and reporting such signs, and how forensic odontology contributes to protecting children. Drawing from both academic research and clinical experience, she demonstrates how dental findings can play a critical role in legal proceedings and crisis intervention.