Richard Hatchett, Chief Executive Officer of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, will visit the University of Oslo in September to receive an honorary doctorate. In celebration of that event, P1H will organize a seminar showcasing Norwegian vaccine research.
Jens Petter Berg led P1H successfully through its startup phase as the interim leader. Now, Gunnveig Grødeland takes over as the new leader.
The conference is on Medical and Legal Knowledge and the Problematic of Translation, March 6–7, 2024. Deadline for submission: December 10, 2023.
Professor Nils Chr. Stenseth, deputy head of the Center for Pandemics and One-Health Research (P1H) at SUSTAINIT, has been awarded an ERC Synergy Grant of ten million euros for plague research.
The SHE Corpus is a new resource developed by the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education to enable students and researchers to investigate the key concepts that underpin the practice and ethos of modern medicine as well as the discourses on sustainability in the field of healthcare.
MEDRA is an acronym for The Medicalisation of Democratic Rights on the Debate about Abortion. MEDRA is a research group in SHE with funding from UiO:Democracy.
From fall 2023, master’s students at the University of Oslo can strengthen their education with an Honours certificate in sustainable health.
Circle U. alliance is building a shared virtual campus for students and staff. SUSTAINIT Head Eivind Engebretsen has been appointed Dean of the Open Campus and will lead the work.
Calling all students, academics, researchers and healthcare personnel in Norway! We invite you to participate in this picture competition about a world after antibiotics, an exciting opportunity to showcase your creativity and research prowess. Deadline October 20.
Do you want to contribute to a new and exciting center and shape tomorrow's solutions? The Center for Pandemic and One Health Research (P1H) at the University of Oslo is looking for curious students who are ready to take on the role of 'Change Agents' for one of the greatest challenges of our time.
With the selection of “Circle U. 2030”, a new four-year project funded by the Erasmus+ 2023 call for European Universities, the achievements, efforts and ambition of Circle U. have been acknowledged. With a €12.8m grant, Circle U. will continue building the university of tomorrow, the Circle U. Open Campus. The new initiative will be led by SUSTAINIT Head, Eivind Engebretsen.
Successful book launch and celebration of the life and work of the Norwegian immunologist Tore Godal.
How can everyone at the faculty work to integrate global sustainability into both education and research? This was the topic when the Faculty of Medicine at UiO hosted a seminar on sustainability and global perspectives.
April 12 was a workshop day for the Sustainit unit, where employees from all three centers discussed values and exchanged interests in various projects.
The new Master course, Politics of Sustainability in Public Health, is a joint effort between SHE and Circle U. It caters to Master of Public Health students at UiO, as well as MA Circle U. students from various disciplines who share an interest in the political dimensions of sustainability within public health.
For the last 3 months I have been a visiting lecturer at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas.
I seek to develop a theory of political cooking, particularly in the context of solidarity kitchens operating in Serbia, situating them as a part of a larger movement happening across Europe, explains researcher Vanja Petrovic.
As the new Head of Unit of SUSTAINIT, I feel incredibly proud and privileged to launch this new initiative with such a great team. At the seminar we started the important process of defining our identity, articulating our ambition, and identifying some core dilemmas and attention points, says Prof Eivind Engebretsen.
2022 has indeed been an eventful year for SHE. Collaboration with other entities has increased, a new unit is established and grants are awarded.
Hilde O. Vandeskog has been a visiting scholar at Boğaziçi University in Istanbul.
Are you a student at bachelor's or master's program at the Faculty of Medicine, and interested to work with us?
We are thrilled to share the news that two of SHE's projects have been awarded Circle U. Interdisciplinary Thematic Research Network grant.
A forthcoming book explores differences in beliefs of what constitutes reliable scientific evidence during public health emergencies, including Covid-19.
At Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education (SHE), student involvement is essential for achieving the centre's sustainable education goals. Read Eivind Engebretsen and Trine Kleven's editorial on how they make this happen.
Researchers and students in India, South Korea, from Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education and Department of Informatics at University of Oslo are going to build the design and development of digital health education modules.
