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On October 23rd we will be organizing Master Seminar 1, which is especially aimed at students in their first semester. Here we will have a special focus on how to find scientific literature, how to read scientific articles and how to plan a project. The latter is especially important with regard to the project description that you must submit by December 1st.
Register for Master Seminar 1 here - there will be pizza!
When registering, you can also indicate what you would like to be discussed and answered in the seminar.
It is an expectation from the department that Master students participate in the Master Seminars, as general guidance is provided here in finding literature, referencing and writing.
Time and place: 3rd of April, at 12.00 ( to appr. 13.10), in Origo.
There will be an interesting presentation titled: Exoplanets: In search of habitable worlds, by Elena Mamonova, PhD fellow at the Centre for Planetary Habitability (PHAB), University of Oslo.
The talk will be in English.
An abstract, a presentation of the speaker, and an "add to calendar" option (recommended), can be found on the following department website: Exoplanets: In search of habitable worlds - Department of Physics
Cake and coffee/tea will be served from 12:00 to 12.15. The talk starts shortly after.
(This text was translated from Norwegian using Google Translate.)
Would you like to participate in a study to test a new type of body-worn sensor? You will wear four sensors for a total of approx. 30 hours and will, among other things, spend a short time in a cool room and a warm room to test the temperature characteristics of the sensor. You will receive a gift certificate of 500,- for your participation.
Contact: Sisay M. Abie and Ole Elvebakk: s.m.abie@fys.uio.no and ole.elvebakk@ous-hf.no (send an email to both).
Take the opportunity to learn both about research and about sensors!
More information:
We invite you to participate in a research study that investigates the effect of tissue composition and temperature on local bioimpedance measurements. We are researchers in the bioimpedance group, which is part of the electronics section at the university. Our study aims to inform the evaluation of newly developed hyd...
Master seminar 1 and 3 have now been conducted. Next seminars will probably be 16th and 17th of January.
You can find some of the presentations from the previous seminars at the bottom of the event pages.