Event

Forskar Fredag (Researchers’ Night)

Meet researchers from Dalarna University and get a quick insight into current research. Through short lunch pitches, researchers will present their work in an accessible and engaging way.

Date: , kl 12:00 - 13:00
Location: Campus Borlänge
Target audience: students, upper secondary school students and members of the public.
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As part of ForskarFredag (Researchers’ Night), Dalarna University invites you to research lunch pitches in Kunskapstrappan at Campus Borlänge on Friday, 25 September at 12:00. Researchers and doctoral students will present their research through short, accessible and engaging presentations.

The pitches will be held in English and offer an insight into current research at Dalarna University – what are we researching, why does it matter, and what impact can the research have on society?

The lunch pitches are open to university students, upper secondary school students and members of the public. Come along, listen and discover the wide range of research being conducted at Dalarna University. A light lunch will be provided.

ForskarFredag is part of European Researchers’ Night, a European initiative that brings researchers and the public together and highlights how research affects and relates to our everyday lives.

Speakers

  • Elin Storman, Lecturer and researcher in Work Life Science, Dalarna University
    Researching working life in times of change
  • Puneet Kumar Saini, Postdoctoral Researcher
    Store heat from Summer to Winter
  • Mia Zhao, Associate Professor
    Can Our, Everyday Lives Fit Within 15 Minutes?
  • Tony Svensson  Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering
    Conflicting Goals and Windows of Opportunity in the Green Transition: From Conflict to Synergy in Urban Planning

Registration and further information

Lunch will be served from 11.45. Registration is required: Registration: ForskarFredag (Researchers’ Night) 

For more information about ForskarFredag: Borlänge | Forskarfredag

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