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From the head of department
We would like to congratulate Thomas Gjesteland who this week was
mentioned in Bergens Tidende's list of
47 young and promising who they think will affect Bergen's future. Not
bad at all. In addition, we can find another space scientist, Beate Krøvel
Humberset, in an extended
list with additional 70 young and promising people. Congratulations! You should also be aware of the fact that the department
administration will be closed from Tuesday 11:00 until Wednesday 13:00 this
week, you can find more information in the following. Have a good one, News and general information
IFT's administration will be closed for a day this weekFrom Tuesday 29/10 11:00 until Wednesday 20/10 13:00 the
department administration will be closed. Contact the administration as soon
as possible in case you have an issue that needs attention before Thursday. The reason for this is that all administrative employees will be at a
collaboration seminar in Fjordslottet, Osterøy together with representatives
from the faculty administration. The theme of the seminar is on an evaluation
of our own work situation, how our services can be delivered to employees and
students in the best possible way, and last but not least look at the possibilities
for how we can collaborate even better with the faculty administration. The last year has been hectic as a result of the growth of our
department in terms of the number of employees as well as students. The
answer is not only increasing the number of employees at the administration
but also reconsidering the sharing of the work load and collaboration forms. HMS
is an important part of this. Perhaps some of you have some ideas in this context – praise and
criticism? If that is the case, an email to the head of
department before Tuesday 10:00 would be appreciated. Horizon Lecture
All are welcome to the Horizon lecture where Professor David Kaplan, Hopkins University, will be giving a lecture: Monday October 28 16.00 in Egget, Studentsenteret IFT Christmas celebration
The date
for this year's Christmas celebration is Friday, November 22 starting right
after working hours. This year we will arrange a celebration for both
students and employees. We will be back with more information about
the event and the registration. Remember to reserve the date! Seminar: Physics and radiotherapyWe would like to remind you about the seminar on Monday and encourage especially the members of the department board to prioritize the two-hour seminar:
All are
welcome to an exciting and highly relevant seminar! You all probably know by
now about the news that Helse Vest has been
given a task of planning a proton therapy center in Bergen. Our rector who is
also a professor of medical physics wrote a great article on this issue in
På Høyden: Partikkelfysikk i kamp mot kreft. Establishment of such a center in Bergen
will have consequences for our department both within research and education.
Therefore we are having this seminar in order to illustrate the possibilities. Appeal from Studia to lecturers: IT IS NOW TIME FOR READING LISTS AGAIN … AND YOU ARE IMPORTANT TO USStudia would like to have all reading lists on
time for the correct number of students in Bergen.
In order to achieve this we are dependent on receiving reading lists from you well in advance. Although the reading list is unchanged, we would
like a feedback – for instance «no changes with respect to earlier reading
lists.»
We hope that you could be a good ambassador for us
to the students, and support our academic bookshop on campus in Bergen.
Studia is naturally the students' own bookshop, owned by the students through
Studentsamskipnaden i Bergen.
By delivering reading lists within the deadline
you will help us with maintaining good student welfare in Bergen. We would
appreciate that you inform your students that we have all the books they
need.
We would like feedback on:
· Course code / subject code · Unchanged
readling list with respect to earlier semesters. · Obligatory reading lists – which books do the students HAVE TO read? · Optional reading lists – which books CAN the students read? · Supporting literature – Books which you strongly recommend for the course? · Compendia of the subject? ·
E-books?
Reading lists can be sent by email to
pensum@studia.no until Monday November 4, 2013.
Thank you very much for your help! Regards Studia as Open meeting at the Norwegian Technical Science Academy
NTVA invites to a meeting in Bergen with Michiel Postema, professor, Department of physics and technology, University of Bergen: Tuesday,
November 12 at 19:00 at Nansensenteret in Marineholmen, Thormøhlens gate 47. After
the meeting, fish soup will be served. The price is 100 NOK per person. Registration until 15.00 Thursday, November 7. This is
required only for those who wish to join the dinner. STAffWe would like to wish a new colleague welcome to the department:
Bachelor
h-bar
On Tuesdays, every even numbered week, there will be pub-lectures at
H-bar. More information on H-bar's
facebook page. H-bar is run by the Scientific Committee and is primarily for
students. However, employees are also welcome! IFT in the media
Publications registered in ISI
Web of Science
o Haldorsen,
Ingfrid S.; Gruner, Renate; Husby, Jenny A.; et al.: Dynamic contrast-enhanced
MRI in endometrial carcinoma identifies patients at increased risk of
recurrence EUROPEAN RADIOLOGY Volume:
23 Issue: 10 Pages: 2916-2925 DOI: 10.1007/s00330-013-2901-3 o Basso,
L.; Lipniacka, A.; Osland, P.; Purmohammadi, M.; et al.: Probing the charged
Higgs boson at the LHC in the CP-violating type-II 2HDM JOURNAL OF HIGH
ENERGY PHYSICS Issue: 11 Article Number: 011 DOI: 10.1007/JHEP11(2012)011 |
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