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Department of Physics and Technology, UoB |
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Open or locked IFT? UoB is, as you may have read in P Hyden, now considering locking all
university facilities so that everyone would need to use a keycard to obtain
access to these facilities. This will not be a problem for the students and
the employees, but the challenge will then be all other visitors
as one will need a receptionist who will let the visitors inside the
facilities. At IFT video-surveillance was installed nearly three years ago as
an alternative to provide better security. This has led to a significant
reduction in the number of break-ins. IFT will be expressing its opinion on this case. Students or employees with strong opinions regarding this issue are kindly asked to contact Grete or me during this week. Geir Anton |
The application database for Meltzerfondet
and Universitetsfondet is now open.
Applications should be sent
electronically, see here for Meltzerfondet and here for Universitetsfondet. The application deadline is
December 1. The Meltzerprizes Meltzerfondet provides annual prizes for
younger researchers and for excellent research mediation. Professors and department
heads at UoB can suggest candidates for Meltzerfondets prizes. Suggestions with explanations
should be sent to the fondet within December 1. For more
information and answers to the frequently asked questions about the prizes
and procedures, please see here for guidelines and here for checklist for proposers. For further questions, contact Bente Krossy (55582023) at the University
Directors Office. |
The November edition of FunderFinder is ready for download – obligatory reading for
all scientific employees! |
Breakfast meeting on interaction between the industry
and academia in Bergen The Norwegian Technical Science Academy, NTVA, invites,
in cooperation with Bergen Chamber of Commerce, to a breakfast meeting
Lecture by:
More information on the breakfast meeting can be
obtained from NTVA. The meeting is open for everyone. |
The
theme series from the IT-dept., nr. 4: Print-out services At a scientific institution as the University of
Bergen, the print-out services are important for
both students and employees. The development was focused on, among others,
better quality and more flexible services. Environment and economical
concerns have also led to the fact that these services are now being changed.
Print-out, copying, scanning
and optical character recognition are among those services that are now under
our print-out services. In the IT-departments new number in the
theme series you can read more on these services. You may perhaps find
something you did not know you were wondering. |
Trial Lecture
"Kan vi varsle romvret?" Thursday November
10 at 13.15 in Room 292, IFT All are welcome! |
smund Haugen: Millionsatsing over dammen, Dagens Nringsliv October 28. |
ATLAS Collaboration: Buanes T, Burgess T, Eigen G, Johansen
LG, Kastanas A, Leibig W,
Lipniacka A, Mohn B, Oye OK, Rosendahl PL, Sandaker H, Sjursen TB, Stugu B, Tonyan A, Ugland M et al.: Measurement
of inclusive jet and dijet cross sections in
proton-proton collisions at 7 TeV centre-of-mass
energy with the ATLAS detector EUROPEAN PHYSICAL JOURNAL C Volume:
71 Issue: 2 Article Number:
1512 DOI: 10.1140/epjc/s10052-010-1512-2 |