Njord seminar series spring '25

While we arrange the Njord Seminar Series Autumn 25, feel free to look at our prevoius line-up for Spring 25! 

We are excited to present our lineup of expert speakers and their engaging topics this spring. We are also pleased to announce that the majority of the seminars will take place in-person this semester. Check out the program below!

This semester, our seminars will be conducted in a hybrid format, with both in-person and Zoom participation. All in-person presentations will be held in room Kelvin, where staff on campus will have the opportunity to attend these sessions directly. Most presentations are scheduled for Fridays at 3:00 PM CET, though it is worth noting that certain variations may arise due to participation of speakers across various time zones. To ensure you don't miss out, kindly refer to the schedule for any updates.

The schedule for the seminars is presented below. The seminars are typically a 30 minute presentation, with addittional 10-15 minutes for questions and discussion.

Please note that the time and date of the seminars might be changed, so make sure to check the schedule below for any updates. 

Date and time 

Speaker 

Title of the talk 

Njord host 

January 24th, 3PM 

Karina Løviknes, Njord UiO 

 

 

 

Uddalak Biswas, Njord UiO 

 

Using new data to test and improve large-scale prediction of ground motion amplification for seismic hazard and risk assessment

 

A venture “Beyond Elasticity”

The Njord Seminar Committee 

January 31st, 3PM 

Henrik Andersen Sveinsson, CCSE Njord

First-principles simulations of geological systems using machine learned interatomic potentials 

The Njord Seminar Committee

February 7th, 3PM 

Fabio Crameri, Undertone.design, ISSI Bern

Professional use of colour for accurate and accessible science graphics

Hans Jørgen Kjøll 

February 14th, 3PM 

Alexander Refsum Jensenius, RITMO UiO

What happens in the body when you stand still?

Janne Hoff

February 28th

Harish Pruthviraj Jain, Njord UiO

PHD defence

 

March 5thPaiman Shafabakhsh, Njord UiOPHD defence 

March 7th, 3PM 

Cyprien Soulaine, CNRS

A pore-scale perspective on particulate transport and pore clogging: simulations and microfluidic experiments

Kevin Pierce

March 14th, 3PM 

Charlotte Riviere, iLM

Probing cancer cell response upon mechanical or chemical stimuli

Dag Kristian Dysthe 

March 21st, 3PM 

Sarah Eileen Gasda, NORCE, UiB

25 years of geological CO2 storage modeling and simulation: learnings and way forward

Paiman Shafabakhsh

March 28th, 3PM 

Nibir Mandal, Jadavpur University

The Ring of Fire: Geology to Physics

Uddalak Biswas

April 4th 

Stephen Michalchuk, Njord UiO

PHD defence

 

April 11th, 3PM 

Antoine Dop, Njord UiO

 

 

Maud Diane Emma Viallet, njord UiO

 

 

HuanHuan Zhang, Njord UiO

Simulating granular materials : sand surfing and segregating magnets

 

The discharge of a 2D magnetic silo

 

Key Factors Governing the Transition of Large Landslides from Slow Movement to Catastrophic failure: Insights from Modeling  and Simulation

The Njord Seminar Committee

April 25th, 3PM 

Mariana Rodriguez Hakim, UNED 

Interfacial rheology in soft matter systems: From ultrastable foams to pulmonary mechanics

Joachim Mossige

May 9th, 3PM 

Roland Kadar, Chalmers University of Technology

Multiscale dynamics of hierarchical materials in simple and not-so-simple flows

Joachim Mossige

May 23rd, 3PMPatrick Alford, University of MinnesotaEXTREME MECHANOBIOLOGY: Implications of high strain rate cell mechanics in neurotrauma and beyondDag Kristian Dysthe

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Published Jan. 24, 2025 2:40 PM - Last modified Jan. 9, 2026 12:01 PM