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Seneste nyheder fra fakultetet
Dekanens ord
22.maj.2025
Internationalisering af dansk forskning
En nødvendighed i en ny geopolitisk virkelighed.
Dekanens ord
01.maj.2025
Flot pris til studerende fra NAT
Startup med rødder i iGEM tager prisen til SDU Startup Night 2025.
Dekanatets ord
10.april.2025
Fakultetets ambition er fortsat vækst
Både på uddannelses- og forskningsområdet er der forventninger om vækst.
Prodekanens ord
20.marts.2025
Introduktion af de nye studerende
Dette er et indlæg fra Poul Nielsen, prodekan for uddannelse
Dekanens ord
20.marts.2025
Vækst i ansøgertallene
Antallet af ansøgere stiger sammenlignet med sidste år for både bachelor- og kandidatuddannelserne
Dekanens ord
27.februar.2025
Om Dansk Institut i Damaskus
Ophævelse af EU-sanktioner mod Syrien giver håb for Dansk Institut i Damaskus, fortæller dekanen, der er SDU's repræsentant i bestyrelsen.
Prodekanens ord
27.februar.2025
Et par administrative ændringer i anledning den nye pædagogiske ramme
Dette er et indlæg fra prodekan Poul Nielsen
Arbejdskultur
21.februar.2025
Ny funktion skal sikre bedre støtte ved krænkende handlinger
For at styrke håndteringen af krænkende handlinger på arbejdspladsen har Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet oprettet en ny funktion: Ressourceperson i forbindelse med krænkende handlinger. Funktionen varetages af Suba S. Lindholm, der til daglig er vice ph.d.-skoleleder og sekretær for Ligestillingsudvalget.
Dekanens ord
06.februar.2025
Planerne for DARA
Stillingen som Managing Director er slået op, og forventningen er at de første opslag af fellowships kommer til juni.
Dekanens ord
16.januar.2025
Vi tager hul på et spændende 2025
Med etablering af et campus i Vejle og en rekordstor bevilling til dannelse af et forskningsakademi bliver det et stort år for fakultetet.
Seneste nyheder fra SDU
04.juli.2025
FNUG Research Seminar
The STEM Education Research Center - FNUG invites you to the research seminar: “Building, Catalyzing, and Nurturing Educational Ecosystem in Complex Times”. This seminar explores how educational ecosystems can be thoughtfully built and sustained amid the complexities of contemporary education, with a special focus on STEM education. The program includes a mix of presentations, exhibits, and discussion forums. Presenters include [b]Alan Daly, Martin Rehm, Tina Maria Brinks, Connie Svabo, and Gitte Miller Balslev[/b], who will provide critical insights into systemic approaches and leadership in STEM education. Everybody is welcome to join, attendance is free of charge. You are welcome to step in and out of this event with respect for your own and others’ time.
Ny uddannelse
18.juni.2025
Nye tandlæge- og tandplejeruddannelser på Syddansk Universitet
Den politiske beslutning om tandlæge- og tandplejeruddannelser på SDU imødekommer Region Syddanmarks behov for flere tandfaglige specialister, som kan styrke den regionale sundhedssektor og sikre bedre tandpleje til borgerne.
Klima
06.juni.2025
Bliv klimaambassadør på SDU
– og sæt klimaet på dagsordenen dér, hvor du arbejder.
Handleplan
04.juni.2025
Karriere- og kompetenceudvikling styrkes med ny handleplan
Ny handleplan styrker karriere- og kompetenceudvikling på SDU – med fælles ansvar, strategisk retning og lokal forankring.
EPICUR
03.juni.2025
Fællesskab på tværs af Europa
Syddansk Universitet var i begyndelsen af ugen vært for EPICUR Forum 2025 om bæredygtig omstilling.
Sommer 2025
03.juni.2025
Sommerdriften i Teknisk Service
Der kan være ændringer ift. driften hen over sommerperioden i Teknisk Service. Få overblikket her.
FLEKS
02.juni.2025
Vejledning til regulering af fleks på Store Bededag
FlexIkon-systemet tror, at St. bededag stadig er en helligdag, derfor er det vigtigt, at du får korrigeret dine timer i Buanco/FlexIkon. Hvis du allerede selv har forsøgt at korrigere din fleks ift. Store Bededag, bedes du venligst efterprøve ift. nedenstående instruks. Hvis du får brug for hjælp, bedes du kontakte den fraværsansvarlige i din enhed.
Kandidatreformen
27.maj.2025
Status på kandidatreformen på SDU
SDU har nu set første udkast til de bekendtgørelser, der skal udmønte reformen. Akkrediteringsbekendtgørelsen er som den første i høring forud for møde i forligskredsen i juni, hvor partierne også forholder sig til universiteternes planer for et nyt kandidatlandskab.
EPICUR
26.maj.2025
Tip dine studerende om EPICUR – efterårets kurser kan søges i juni
Som underviser kan du hjælpe dine studerende til at udvide deres faglige og internationale horisont gennem EPICUR. Gennem alliancen har SDU-studerende adgang til et bredt udvalg af internationale kurser og aktiviteter – undervisningen foregår enten online, som blended learning (en kombination af online og fysisk fremmøde) eller med fysisk tilstedeværelse.
Bæredygtigt
21.maj.2025
Hvorfor forsvandt græsset?
Måske har du undret dig over, hvorfor en gravemaskine for nylig fjernede store stykker af græsplænen ved administrationsbygningen på SDU i Odense? Her kommer forklaringen.
Kommende begivenheder
Fioniavej 34, Odense M
25.06.2025
11:15 - 12:15
DIAS Event: 'Life through the hologenomic window' by Tom Gilbert
Biologists have relatively recent realised that no organism is alone – but rather they exist as a tightly interacting community that consists of a host scaffold, and uncountable numbers of associated microbial partners living on, and in it. Given the remarkable range of ways that microbes can affect their hosts, we are starting to realise that it is not possible to fully understand how life works without integrating information from both parts of the relationship. And when done so, we often reach quite different insights, about life in general, but also our own species.About Tom Gilbert Tom Gilbert is Professor of Palaeogenomics at the Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen, and Director of the DNRF Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics. Tom received his BA (Biological Sciences) and DPhil (Molecular Evolution/ancient DNA) from Oxford University, and then spent 2 years at the University of Arizona working on untangling the origin of the HIV-1 epidemic. In 2005 he moved as a Marie Curie Fellow to the University of Copenhagen, where he has been employed ever since in variously the Niels Bohr Institute, Biological Institute, Natural History Museum of Denmark, and since 2019, the Globe Institute. While for most of his career his work studied the genomic basis of evolution of animals and plants, over the past decade his interests have turned to how microbial partners shape this relationship, and what consequences this might have to us.VenueThe DIAS Auditorium, SDU Campus OdenseThis event is open for all. No registration needed.
Fioniavej 34, Odense M
03.09.2025
11:15 - 12:15
DIAS Event: At the Limit: Existential Media, Relational Selves and Technological Futures by Amanda Lagerkvist
“Philosophizing,” argued the existential philosopher, Karl Jaspers (1932) “starts with our situation”. This lecture introduces key concepts, frameworks and figurations in existential media studies by setting out from a moment of interrelated crises in which advanced technologies such as “AI” (artificial intelligence) are hailed as the inevitable solution to all of humanity’s problems. In the digital limit situation (Lagerkvist 2020, 2022)—as the technology is entrusted to be salvaging us or feared to outperform and render us extinct—“the self” is simultaneously encroached from all sides. In a curious way, new “subjects” are meanwhile envisioned to be born inside the models. This raises a series of pressing questions: What conceptions of the self are actually being forged within this powerful socio-technical imaginary? What norms for being human in the world do advanced technologies bring about, challenge or reactivate? And how can we envision selves and technologies relationally as well as within limits, for promoting an existentially sustainable future with machines? About Amanda LagerkvistAmanda Lagerkvist is Professor of media and communication studies, PI of the Uppsala Hub for Digital Existence and guest researcher at the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (CRS) at Uppsala University. She has been appointed Core Fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Study, The University of Helsinki, for the academic year of 2025-2026. As Wallenberg Academy Fellow (2014-2018) she founded the young field of existential media studies. Her work has spanned the existential dimensions of digital memories, death online and lifeworlds of biometrics. She currently explores intersections of datafication, disability and selfhood; and the ambivalent AI imaginary and its relationship to both futures and endings (with funding from the Bank of Sweden and WASP-HS). In her monograph Existential Media: A Media Theory of the Limit Situation (OUP, 2022) she introduces Karl Jaspers’ existential philosophy of limit situations for media theory. She is the co-editor of Relational Technologies: In Search of the Self Across Datafied Lifeworlds with Dr. Jacek Smolicki (Bloomsbury, Thinking/Media Series) and she is currently under contract for her new monograph Dismedia: Technologies of the Extraordinary Self with The University of Michigan Press.VenueThe DIAS Auditorium, SDU Campus OdenseThis event is open for all. No registration needed.
Tilmeldingsfrist: 28.08.2025
Campusvej 55, Odense M
05.09.2025
14:00 - 17:00
Tiltrædelsesseminar Professor Sören Möller
”Translational biostatistics: From proof to patient and back"
Tilmeldingsfrist: 28.08.2025
Campusvej 55, Odense M
05.09.2025
14:00 - 17:00
Tiltrædelsesseminar Professor Sören Möller
”Translational biostatistics: From proof to patient and back"
Fioniavej 34, Odense M
08.10.2025
11:15 - 12:15
DIAS Event: 'Techno, Art and Music Robots' by Moritz Simon Geist
Moritz Simon Geist is a German artist and robotics engineer, well-known for his wildly viral videos like the "Popcorn Jazz Robot" and the giant drum robot "MR-808.”With a background in electrical engineering and a passion for hands-on sound creation, Geist's work is driven by a desire to interact physically with music.His robotic instruments are crafted using advanced technologies such as 3D printing, CNC milling, and laser cutting and have been shown all around the world.In this talk, Geist will give insight into his art practice, share how he stopped working with human musicians and started working with music robots, and explain why AI music robots will not replace human musicians (soon).About Moritz Simon GeistMoritz Simon Geist is a music producer and researcher working with sound, robotics and algorithms. Beginning his academic career in semiconductor sciences as a PhD student, Geist made a career shift to focus on art and music, where he now merges sound with robotics and algorithms.His approach to electronic music, which involves creating sound through mechanical robots, has earned him international recognition.In 2012, Geist's first work, the "Drum Robot MR-808," went viral, and he has since explored the sound making and producing of electronic music with robots and mechanics as well as releasing many influential and viral works.Want to know more? Click HereVenueThe DIAS Auditorium, SDU Campus OdenseThis event is open for all. No registration needed
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