KI calendar

Weekly staff meeting for everyone at MEB

In conjunction with the World Congress of Psychiatry, the World Psychiatric Association, the Swedish Psychiatric Association, the Association for the Improvement of Mental Health Programmes (AMH) and the National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention of Mental Ill-Health (NASP) at Karolinska…

Would you like to develop your writing skills? Come and join us!

Join us for the most exciting event of the year: walk, run, jog, cheer and hang out with us at KI Fun Run 2026!

Web talk is a series of lectures about web publishing held the last friday of every month. The lectures can be quite specific, technical and related to our content management system, Drupal. It can also be more general best practise on how to create accessible and useful web content.

Save the date for the upcoming XXIII Cancer Research KI Retreat which will take place on 28-29 September 2026. More information will follow closer to the event

The session focuses on strategic study planning prior to research data being available. Participants will learn to develop clear study aims, create effective data plans, and design sustainable data management workflows. The session covers planning data structure, identifying required variables, and…

The Clinicum workshop series "Tips and tricks in study planning and working with data" equips participants with essential skills in study planning and data management — foundations for conducting reproducible quantitative research.

Are you a researcher interested in learning about the support services available at Karolinska Institutet (KI)?

Join us for an informative session introducing the support services for KI researchers!

Virology Next 2026 is an international scientific meeting bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, public health experts, and translational scientists working at the forefront of virology, immunology, emerging infectious diseases, vaccine and antiviral development, and pandemic…

Cancer Core Europe (CCE) Summer School in Translational Cancer Research will take place in Algarve, Portugal, from October 4-9, 2026.

Application is now open, deadline: April 26, 2026

Welcome to KI Educational Congress - a space to share, discuss and discover. The congress is a Nordic meeting place for those involved in or interested in medical education research and health professions education. The congress offers two full days of lectures, workshops and activities on pedagogy…

This workshop tackles the crucial first steps when data arrives – establishing organized, sustainable workflows to prevent chaos later. Participants will learn effective folder structures, file naming conventions, and strategies for preserving raw data integrity. Through hands-on exercises…

From Data to Impact: Epidemiology and Biostatistics in a Changing Climate – A cross-disciplinary conference on methods, data, and communication in climate and health research

Welcome to an open dialogue meeting with KI's management President Annika Östman Wernerson, Vice President Martin Bergö and University Director Veronika Sundström.

New professors are installed, adjunct and visiting professors are presented and medals and prizes are awarded during a solemn ceremony which is followed by a reception with food and drinks. Only for invited guests.

Apply to the one-year program initiated by the KI Committee for Research to promote gender equality in career opportunities at KI. Deadline 14 June 2026.

The session presents a structured overview of how to transform raw research data into analysis-ready datasets. Participants will learn about ways to represent data, data cleaning techniques, how to merge multiple datasets, and how to adapt the dataset to the type of analysis you want to make. The…

We are pleased to announce a full‑day conference for KI Campus North - bringing together all eight departments to meet and present ongoing activities, highlight collaborative initiatives, and to strengthen our community across our campus.

Epidemiological studies of comorbidities and long-term effects of childhood cancer