The aim of the PhD programme seminar is to welcome our new PhD candidates. You will get to know the faculty, network and acquire important knowledge for your future PhD life and career.
After the programme seminar, all participants are invited and encouraged to partake in REAL moro. REAL moro is an event for all staff members at the MN Faculty, as well as the Science Library and the Natural History Museum. The Faculty covers the entry fees for all PhD programme seminar attendees. This means that everyone can enjoy a delightful experience filled with delicious food, refreshing beverages, and captivating entertainment.
We hope you can join us for both the PhD Programme seminar and REAL moro!
Registration
Registration deadline: October 17.
When and where?
Friday, October 25, 2024.
Georg Sverdrups hus – University Library - Auditorium 1
Programme
| 08:30 Registration and breakfast |
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| 09:00 - 09:30 Welcome and introduction |
Bjørn Jamtveit, Vice Dean of Research and Leader of the PhD Council at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences |
| 09:30 - 10:00 Unlocking Research Potential: DSC's Expertise and Services for Academic Advancement | Matthew Good, Senior Academic Librarian and Leader of the Digital Scholarship Centre (DSC), University of Oslo Library |
| 10:00 - 11:30 Diversity Icebreaker | Ilan Dehli Villanger & Linda Therese Sørensen Westgaard, ForVei, MN Faculty |
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11:30 - 12:30 Lunch and networking |
Sverdrup spiseri - SiO |
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12:30 - 13:15 The assessment of researchers is changing – how will it impact your career? |
Alexander Refsum Jensenius, Professor at the Department of Musicology, Director of RITMO Centre, University of Oslo |
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13:15 - 13:30 Break and networking |
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| 13:30 - 15:00 Cross-cultural communication: How to create LA DOLCE VITA at the multicultural working place? | Pellegrino Riccardi, edutainer and communication expert |
| 15:00 Mingling | We're heading upstairs to "Klubben" where you can gather for some non-alcoholic drinks and snacks before REAL moro. |
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16:30 REAL moro 2024 |
The Faculty covers the entry fees for all PhD programme seminar attendees. The event starts at 16:30 at Sophus Lie Auditorium. At 18:00 tapas and drinks are served at the Science Library, Vilhelm Bjerknes' hus. The party ends at 23:59. |
Speakers
Bjørn Jamtveit
Professor and Vice Dean of Research at the MN Faculty
As Vice Dean of Research and PhD Council leader at the MN Faculty, Bjørn is responsible for the quality of research education and the portfolio of studies offered. Bjørn is a professor in Geology.
Matthew Good
Senior Academic Librarian and Leader of the Digital Scholarship Centre
Matthew, with a PhD in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from UiO, is an expert in open research, open data, and research data management. He actively promotes open research and provides valuable guidance, enhancing the digital competence of researchers.
Ilan Dehli Villanger and Linda Westgaard
Ilan and Linda are skilled counsellors specialising in talking to students and PhD candidates at ForVei. ForVei's main goal is for students and PhD candidates to enjoy their learning experience and to acquire a sense of achievement. They lead discussion groups and give courses on important topics like stress management and mental health.
Alexander Refsum Jensenius
Professor at the Department of Musicology, Director of RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time, and Motion. Alexander is a member of the Expert Group on Open Science European University Association
Pellegrino Riccardi
Edutainer and communication expert
Pellegrino gives fun and engaging lectures on motivation, communication and work culture. He describes the Norwegian way of working life, and contributes insight into how the typical Norwegian communicates.