Cells for Life Platform

U-Share will arrange a Soapbox Science event on Saturday afternoon, 16 May, 2019, and encourages women researchers at SLU and UU to sign up as speakers.

Two projects have recently been granted funding in U-Share’s call for applications for collaboration projects. The projects have a PI at either SLU or UU, and a postdoctoral researcher with a PhD from the other university.

On 25 May, for three hours the general public in Uppsala could hear women scientists present their exciting research.

On 25 May, U-Share will arrange a Soapbox Science event where women scientists from Uppsala’s two universities present their work. We are now looking for volunteers that can help out at the event.

The deadline for applying for courses during next semester is 15 April. On the U-Share web you can find courses at both UU and SLU that could be relevant for you.

On 14 November, U-Share arranged a meeting together with Uppsala University’s Junior Faculty and Future Faculty at SLU, to provide inspiration for networking and establishing new collaborations.

Johanna Lindahl, veterinary epidemiology researcher at SLU and UU, receives the SIGHT award for her scientific contribution in the area of global health.

The Swedish Research Council has decided that the area Infrastructure for experimental research on large animals will be able to apply for funding in next year’s call for applications.

On 27 September, U-Share and Uppsala University Postdoc Association (UUPA) jointly arranged a get-together with postdocs from SLU.

The B3Africa project, coordinated by Eric Bongcam-Rudloff at SLU and with UU as partner, has been selected by EU Horizon 2020 as a Success Story.

U-Share was highly involved when the Infrastructure for experimental research on large animals was submitted to the Swedish Research Council in last year’s need inventory. The infrastructure has now been prioritised as A1, which means that it is considered as having potential to become an infrastructure of national interest and is ready for a call.

The Karin Westman Berg scholarship is funded by the Fredrika Bremer Society and is awarded annually to a doctoral student who has made a notable contribution to research in the spirit of Karin Westman Berg.

Researcher’s Grand Prix is a competition where researchers should present their work as captivating, inspiring and educational as possible in four minutes.

This year’s Health Summit focuses on cancer care. UU and SLU researchers are members of the programme committee and act as responsible for workshops.

Researchers at Uppsala University and SLU have found a new way of accelerating wound healing using lactic acid bacteria.

The recently opened facility Cells for Life Platform offers resources for joint projects in human and veterinary medicine.

Peter Bergsten at UU has received funding from EIT Health to develop a diagnostic tool for people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The project is performed in collaboration with Ali Moazzami at SLU.

On 20 November, researchers from UU and SLU met for a workshop about mass spectrometry based proteomics.

A recent article in the SLU staff magazine Resurs presents the U-Share project and its aims.