LU News 15 | 2022
In this issue, Lena Eskilsson writes about how the Education Board and the Research Board are working to become more intertwined. Per Mickwitz also explores the University’s approach to open science and why it is important.
Published: 21 September 2022.
University-wide news
On the University Management’s agenda
Lena Eskilsson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
"If we get better at intertwining, we can develop teaching and enrich research, while at the same time making the work of the boards even more rewarding!"
Research and education should be more intertwined
Per Mickwitz, Pro Vice-Chancellor
"Open science is key to the credibility and quality of research, but it also provides researchers with new opportunities."
The University needs to take a holistic approach to open science
Current updates from University Management
LU Conferences launches konferensportalen
Now there is a new web portal where users can create, view and approve their bookings.
You can do everything from create a request for a smaller booking at Biskopshuset to larger gatherings on the campus or elsewhere. Fill in your requirements and LU Conferences will create one or more suggestions, which you can then select in the portal.
The new system will make handling bookings and all the related information easier.
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