What is Good Science and what is Not?

Medical science and society during the covid-19 pandemic. What have we learned?

Time and place: June 9, 2022 6:00 PM–8:00 PM, Litteraturhuset, Wergeland-salen

Open to public, first come, first served.

Program

Session Chair: Michael Bretthauer

18:00	Welcome	Per-Olav Vandvik Per-Olav Vandvik is Professor at the University of Oslo and founder of the MAGIC Evidence Ecosystem Foundation
	What science can we trust?	Lise Helsingen Lise Helsingen is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Oslo
	Selecting the best science during the pandemic	Darren Taichman Darren Taichman is Executive Strategy Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine
	The science that wasn’t done	Charlotte Haug Charlotte Haug is international correspondent at the New England Journal of Medicine and former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the Norwegian Medical Association

Session Chair: Magnus Løberg

19:00	High-quality publishing: who is paying?	Christine Laine Christine Laine is editor-in-chief of Annals of Internal Medicine
	Publishing research in 2022	Michael Bretthauer Michael Bretthauer is Professor at the Universities of Oslo and Tromsø, and Associate Editor at Annals of Internal Medicine
	Panel debate	All speakers, moderated by Michael Bretthauer Special panel guests: Law Professor Anna Nylund, University of Bergen and member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, and Philosophy Prof. Einar Øverenget, University College Innlandet
	Closing remarks	By Øyvind Bruland from The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. Øyvind Bruland is Professor at the University of Oslo and group leader of the medical group in The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters.

Research Group Clinical Effectiveness Research and The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters

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