What's on at CRB
Welcome to our open higher seminar, every Monday at 13;00 in Boströmrummet, BMC. We also arrange workshops that are relevant to our research.
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Current projects in biobanking and big data
Open higher seminar
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Empowerment: the use and meaning of the concept
Open higher seminar
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Attitudes to genetics, genomics and genetic counseling in the general public, patients and the profession
Open higher seminar
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Multidimensional property supplementation: A method for discovering and describing emergent qualities of concepts in Grounded Theory research
Open higher seminar
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Anthropomorphism in AI: what are the issues?
Open higher seminar
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Cyber governance case study: identifying the public’s preferences for the governance of health cyberspace
Open higher seminar
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Educational tools in preference assessments
Open higher seminar
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The socialized body: exploring the “ontological complicity” between brain and society
Open higher seminar
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Indicators and criteria of consciousness. Ethical implications for the care of people with disorders of consciousness
Open higher seminar
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The benefit of providing risk information to the healthy population
Open higher seminar
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Responsible research in biosciences: Challenges for mainstreaming (STARBIOS2 final conference)
Science is a part of society and co-evolves with it. But science-society relationships are changing, and biosciences are at the core of these changes. Join us for our final event on 29 May, when we discuss the changing relationship between science and society, and what this means for responsible research and innovation (RRI).
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Covid-19 and Open Science
“Covid-19 and Open Science” will be an opportunity to learn from and discuss Open Science approaches, methodologies and best practice used by STARBIOS2 partners involved in fighting the novel coronavirus and Covid-19. Join us on 29 May 2020, at 18:00 CEST!
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Individual moral responsibility and antibiotic resistance
Higher seminar
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Received and wanted confidentiality for adolescent males in Swedish primary health care in relation to their self-reported health and health-compromising behaviors
Higher seminar
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Resignation syndrome. Preparatory half-time seminar
Higher seminar ("kappa" seminar)
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The socialised body: exploring the 'ontological complicity' between brain and society
Higher seminar
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European Academic Integrity Week: Student Role in Raising the Right Kind of Awareness for Integrity and Against Contract Cheating
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Diagnostic tools for disorders of consciousness. Indicators, operazionalization and ethical implications
Higher seminar
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European Academic Integrity Week: Where is the borderline of plagiarism?
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European Academic Integrity Week: The COVID-19 Teacher Qualification – promoting academic integrity for teaching and learning during the pandemic
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European Academic Integrity Week: Building your own ethical behaviours in medical research
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Resignation syndrome: hypothetical, empirical and theoretical considerations
Higher seminar
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The virtual brain
Higher seminar
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Cardiovascular risk perceptions and implications for risk information
Higher seminar ("kappa seminar")
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Identifying the public’s preferences for sharing health data online: a discrete choice experiment
Higher seminar
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November 2020
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