KI calendar

The Power of AI in Oncology and Healthcare

Are you a physician or researcher at KI/K seeking to enhance your understanding of applied statistics? Welcome to CRASHSTAT, a course in essential statistics for medical and biological research.

Welcome to André Thunberg's half-time seminar.

"Severe Paediatric Illness at Malawian Frontline Facilities – Assessing the Extent and Current Management Practices".

Welcome to our next seminar in the series on Wednesday 26 March at 15:00. Fika will be provided.

"From bench to bedside and back again: Targeting NAD and NMNAT2 for neuroprotection in glaucoma"

Welcome to the first meeting for the Post COVID Network!

Effects of mechanical load/stress on bone growth

Welcome to the half-time seminar for Rosalind Pfaff, March 27 at 10.00. The seminar will be held as a hybrid meeting with possibility to join by Zoom.

Managing your profile page on ki.se and keeping your CV updated is easier than ever, using KI RIMS. We will show you how KI RIMS can help you manage and reuse information about your publications, professional activities, research grants, to populate your CV and more! This workshop will give you a…

Our HI Conversations for Spring 2025 are open for registration. Welcome!

In this seminar, you will receive information about your occupational pension as well as the national public pension you earn when working in Sweden.

A session where the search experts at KIB give you their best tips when searching for scientific information. Focusing on different resources in each session we cover: Resource specific search syntax, pitfalls and best practice, how to improve or delimit your search, as well as how to save results…

Welcome to Franziska Kohl's defense; "Development of iPSC-derived models and cell-penetrating peptides towards therapeutic targeting of vascular anomalies".

Welcome to join the weekly coffee break ("fika") - there is usually some fruit.

The Karolinska Immunology Seminar Series (KiSS): With Jakub Abramson

This is part of the “Hot-topics in multimodal imaging” seminar series hosted by the Division of Imaging Core Facilities at the department of Clinical Neuroscience.

Frank Harrell is a Professor of Biostatistics at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, who specializes in the development of accurate prognostic and diagnostic models, clinical trials, observational clinical research, and Bayesian methods.

Aspects of aspirin in colorectal cancer development and prognosis

Today's themes are Economics and Purchase and public procurement.

Muscular and Immune Responses to Exercise in Children and Adults

Systematic profiling of protein function and drug response mechanisms in lymphoid leukemias