Chalmers University of Technology, the Sahlgrenska Academy and the Sahlgrenska University Hospital have decided, in a strategic effort, to link research within the respective areas of expertise of each organization. A project coordinator is now being sought who wants to help build and run the research school together with a steering group. The assignment is 4-year and corresponds to about 30% of full-time. The deadline for applications is 31 August.…
New national data portal for research on covid-19
A national data portal has recently been launched, which makes research on covid-19 available, coordinated by SciLifeLab and the Swedish Research Council. The data portal simplifies for researchers to find and share relevant research data. For more information: https://www.kliniskastudier.se/5.d4f8cf2172631dd7d11c.html
Making working from home work – Tips from Sahlgrenska Academy human resources experts
REMOTE WORKING. The spread of infection persists, and we can expect to continue doing so in the autumn. This long, drawn out situation can be tiresome for both working life and private life. As support for your daily work, the Human Resources (HR) department at Sahlgrenska Academy’s Faculty Office has some useful tips. There’s a lot of practical information in the Staff Portal (Medarbetarportalen), including technical support and other support…
New government decision makes some on-site teaching possible – updated decision for GU to be announced shortly
The higher education institutions continue to be responsible for adapting teaching and reducing the spread of infection, even after June 15 when the government announced that universities may re-open for some campus teaching. The University of Gothenburg is preparing for an adapted return to campus, which will probably mean that the teaching in some parts will be carried out digitally also in the fall. The university management and faculties are…
Researchers roundtable: Learnings from the corona-crises for sustainable transition (webinar)
What can we learn from the current pandemic and previous crises, in order to build back better, and how can the research community collaborate and contribute with knowledge for a transformation towards a more resilient economic system and society? These are some of the questions that will be addressed in this roundtable discussion for researchers.