Events

med Margareta Hammerman

Royal and religious iconography on ancient Iranian coins

Second joint research symposium in cardiology and neurology

with Prof. Yaroslav Hrytsak (Ukrainian Catholic University, Lviv)

with Dr. Laur Vallikivi (University of Tartu)

Narrative Factuality: Diachronic and Intercultural Perspectives

with Dr. Olga Dovbysh, postdoctoral researcher at the Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki.

A presentation on research and discussions about on-land service of cruise ships, the onshore tourism linked to the visits and passenger behavior while on-shore.

Eventet hålls till minne av Leffe Smith, som disputerade på institutionen för teknikvetenskaper. Hans forskning handlade om mikrostrukturteknik, att utveckla avancerade komponenter i mikroformat.

The alumni society at the Department of Informatics and Media, Uppsala University – IM Alumn – and the student associations Uppsala Systemvetare, Uppsala Medievetare and MKIT Student Association welcome you to the IM alumni day 2019.

A jubilee Lecture to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF). The audience is invited to mingle after the lecture. The lecture will be held in English.

with Dr. Alla Anisimova and Dr. Matthew Blackburn

Vi har fått möjlighet att ta emot Dr. Christian Etheridge, post. doc vid Nationalmuseet i Köpenhamn, specialiserad på medeltiden, renässansen och på numismatik. Han föreläser om vetenskap och bildgestaltning i Skandinavien under medeltiden och är specialinbjuden gäst till Konstvetenskapliga institutionen för denna gästföreläsning.

Föreläsningen hålls på engelska. Öppet för alla.

The purpose with the lecture is to inspire students to creativity and entrepreneurship by inviting successful entrepreneurs to speak about their inspiring journeys.

Please join The Global Economy class (CEMUS) as we welcome Alf Hornborg from Lund University. During this lecture, Alf will focus on the political ecology of the money-energy-technology complex, its links to neocolonialism and structural barriers to development in the Anthropocene.

with Dr. Elena Maslovskaya (SI RAS – FCTAS RAS, St.-Petersburg)

Welcome to this Book Event with Albert Weale from University College London. The event is free of charge and open to the public.

Guest lecture in linguistics. Please find abstract attached

TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At TEDxUppsalaUniversity, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group.

with Shota Kakabadze (University of Tartu/IRES)

Ulf Palmenfelt, professor emeritus at the Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology, and Mikael Norrby, the university guide, will talk about some public holidays that are important in Sweden and why and how we celebrate them. This lecture is held in English.

with Dr. Vladimer Lado Gamsakhurdia (IRES)

The Symposium is organised annually by the Sustainable Heritage Research Forum (SuHRF), at the Department of Art History/Conservation, Uppsala University Campus Gotland. This is the first SuHRF Symposium, which aims to explore sustainable heritage from different perspectives and paradigms: as a concept, a practice and a method.

with Dr. Andy Bruno (Northern Illinois University)

Overview of energetic particle studies based on neutron measurements in the Large Helical Device (LHD).

 I will look at encounters between pandits, missionaries and scholars in the middle of 19th century Banaras. The Banaras Pandit Nehemiah Nilakantha Shastri Goreh and his multiple conversions will serve as a case study to historically contextualize and at the same time localize these encounters.

Welcome to CEMUS spring 2020 semester start-up lecture “Of Textbooks and Barricades” with Timothée Parrique!

Whose Governance is it? Tensions Between African Ownership and Western Stewardship.

with Dr. Jonas Gejl Kaas (Aarhus University)

Professor Marcus Hällgren from Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics, Umeå talks about the  group ethnology research method that he used in his research when he followed climbers on Mount Everest for a couple of months.

Eleanor Roosevelt and Human Rights
This season’s first philosophy tea discusses Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) and the role she played in creating the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The Department of Business Studies’ International Mobility Office gives you advice on why you should go on an exchange, how to apply, and what to keep in mind. Join us and optimize your application!

with Prof. Israel Bartal (Israel Academy of Sciences)

"Johann Sebastian Bach and the emergence of a European style around 1730". The venue can accomodate a maximum of 137 participants.

Public lecture by Professor Elizabeth de Lange, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Pharmacy, with the title The Predictive Pharmacology Research Strategy: The Miracle of Smart Data.

Public lecture by Doctor Ingeborg Hochmair-Desoyer, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Medicine, with the title Cochlear Implants and the significance of Translational Research.

Lecture by honorary doctor John Lee Cox

Public lecture by Professor Stacy Loeb, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Medicine, with the title International Collaboration Using Swedish Registry Data to Improve Health Care.

This spring Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks.

with Dr. Alicja Curanovic (University of Warsaw)

Is there such a thing as a dead landscape? And if so, who killed it?

‘Learning to live with a lively planet (2) What does climate change mean for intergenerational relations on Gotland?’

Borrowing Sujit Mukherejee's title, I will speak on the unique social, cultural and historical universe of the Bene Israel Jews- the world of   Miss Samuel .  Secondly, the cultural task of translation is not to erase or blur what is distinctive and unbridgeable but to preserve and heighten the difference, their uniqueness and micro-complexities.

with Dr. Vasil Navumau (IRES)

with Ani Grigoryan (IRES)

This spring Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks.

We hereby invite you to join us for an afternoon of four presentations within different areas of research in the humanities. The lectures will be held in Swedish and English, and both languages may be used for questions and discussion.

with Dmitri Trifonov (IRES)

Energy efficient retrofit of historic urban stock requires a methodical approach, comprehensive analysis and case-specific solutions.

This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.

Full title of the seminar: "The Race of Sound: The Acousmatic Question as Voice-Making"

Please note that seats are limited. Registration required by e-mail to rsvp@swedishcollegium.se no later than 1 February.

The seminar will compare two different “civilizational theories”:
"clash of civilizations" idea promoted by the Harvard political scientist Samuel Huntington with the theory of “superethnos” proposed by the Soviet historian, ethnographer and geographer Lev Gumilev.

The U.S. Mexico-Border and Mexican Americans:
Contradictions of U.S. History

Welcome to an open afternoon with Fritjof Capra, physicist and systems scientist, and guests titled “Leonardo and his science”.

The Stakeholder event will present the vision and results of SUNRISE-CSA, as well as the plans for the next steps. The audience will learn about the state-of-the-art and the prospects for the future.

The seminar is postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak. More info is coming.

Were the Baltics and Western Ukraine, Soviet Union's most western outposts, in any way different from their eastern counterparts? If so, in what way and how has this legacy influenced their transition to democracy and market economy? Professor Li Bennich-Björkman presents her perspective on the issue.

The seminar is postponed due a COVID-19 outbreak. New date: 23/4

During the seminar the book "Our flavors of Nuckö" will be presented. This volume tells about traditional dishes that could be found on the Estonian Swedish menu 100 years ago.

NB! The seminar will be held in English!

THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED! Märta Nasvell dagen har i år tema Psykiskt trauma: Från begrepp till behandling

THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED! Professor Dan Stone will give the eighteenth Annual Lecture in Honour of Hugo Valentin on 19 March 2020.

Docent Promotion Lectures

(NB, cancelled. New date TBA.)

The seminar is cancelled due to COVID-19 outbreak.

Come and listen when researchers from the Centre for Gender Research get 10 minutes each to present their research. About everything from vulvic pain, mom's on the run, extreme sporting races, bee breeding, the security sector, and becoming a biologist, to surrogacy, studying chemistry, solo mothers, and pedagogical documentation in preshools.

The seminar will be held online.

This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The event is postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. New dates and venue TBD.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The event is postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. New dates and venue TBA.

The event is postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. New dates and venue TBA.

The seminar is postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak. More info is coming.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

Did you know that new agreements with the major scientific publishers (Elsevier, Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis and others) allows researchers at Uppsala University to publish with Open Access free of charge (i.e. no APC) in more than 10 000 journals?

The seminar is cancelled due a COVID-19 outbreak.

NB! The seminar will be held online!

This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.

The two faces of Volcanoes – learning to benefit from the monster.

The University guide Mikael Norrby will give a brief lecture on Gotland history.