Nobel Day Festivities
December 9, 2024. Tidefeltsalen, X house, Campus USÖ
Every year, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death. The School of Medical Sciences and the School of Health Sciences at Örebro University traditionally honor this day by organizing research activities and festivities.
The ”Nobel Day Festivities” at Örebro University were established in 2009 by Allan Sirsjö and Nikolaos Venizelos, researchers within Biomedicine, Department of Clinical Medicine (now School of Medical Sciences and School of Health Sciences).
The day includes scientific activities such as lectures, poster presentations and selected oral presentations by doctoral students, researchers at the beginning of their careers (up to three years after the dissertation) and specially invited students who are welcome with their abstracts. All poster presentations are documented in Book of abstracts.
Abstract submission
Doctoral students, researchers at the beginning of the carreer (up to three years after dissertation), and special invited students are welcome to participate actively on the Nobel Day Festivities by submitting one or more abstract(s). You submit your abstract by registering at the link below. Instructions for the template tool is found at the bottom of the abstract submission page.
Abstract submission is now closed.
Poster presentation
Accepted abstracts will participate with poster presentations. The posters will be presented digitally on the website, as well as presented in a poster exhibition outside the venue in X-huset.
Note! The posters should be saved in a PDF-format and preferably in a standing/portrait layout. You can use the template found in the template tool. If you already have a printed poster, you can use that.
Oral presentation
A few abstracts will be chosen for an oral presentation. The chosen speakers will be contacted 13 November.
Research Communication in Medical Sciences, 1 credit
Doctoral students who participate in Nobel Day Festivities and want credits as a part of "Research Communication in Medical Sciences, 1 credit" are able to apply when filling in the form for registration of abstract. Note! If you already fulfilled this course, you are not able to apply again. Find the course syllabus here (Swedish), (English).
Nobel Day Festivities Committee: Fredrik Alm, Lisa Elliot, Ulrika Fernberg, Ina Johansson, Ashok Kumawat, Tatiana Marques and Annika Söderman.
Contact: nobeldagen@oru.se