Akademiliv congratulates Johan Hellgren, newly appointed professor of ear nose and throat diseases. He is Head of Department, and also responsible for teaching both medical students and nurses in the subject ear, nose and throat diseases. He researches the relationship between upper and lower respiratory tract inflammation based on risk factors and treatment, where he has shown that there is a close relationship between rhinitis (inflammation of the mucous membranes…
Incident at construction site – none injured
On Monday, June 29, at approximately 3pm, an unforeseen event occurred on the Natrium construction site in connection with relocation of electric cables located in the ground. In order to be able to carry out the move, it is necessary to extend existing power cables by joining the old cables with the new ones. In preparation, the responsible contractor had marked all the cables and received a time from the…
Effective use of premises in Natrium releases floor for other tenants
The natural science institutions that will move into Natrium have identified available opportunities that will allow more efficient use of the new premises, which will reduce the rental costs for the operations. The steering group for Natrium has now decided to reduce the faculty’s annual premises costs by about SEK 20 million, a decision that simultaneously releases an area of 4300 square meters, one of the floors inNatrium, for another…
Construction information Medicinareberget: Summer break outdoors but demolition in Medicinarelängan continues
CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION. Akademiliv provides an overview of the construction project Natrium, the new premises for the Faculty of science, and reconstruction work in Medicinarelängan. In regards of the spread of COVID-19, there is currently no impact on the progress of the projects, but University of Gothenburg and Akademiska Hus are closely monitoring developments and are making adjustments as needed. If you have any questions about the construction activities, feel free…
Research Day 2021 highlights current research on covid-19
SAVE THE DATE. Mark Thursday, February 4, 2021 for Research Day in your calendar. The theme this year is “The new normal? Consequences, lessons learned and development in the traces of covid-19”. The program will be presented later this fall. The Research Day is a joint arrangement between Sahlgrenska Academy and the Sahlgrenska University Hospital and is aimed at employees of both organizations. The seminar day is planned to be…