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Pioneers in structured common sense
“Structured common sense”. That is how professor Svante Gunnarsson summarises CDIO. Developed by LiU and other universities in the early 2000s, CDIO (Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate) is the framework for an updated engineering programme that is currently used at universities worldwide. And now, LiU is first to implement CDIO in medical education.
Prize for AI algorithm
How can units collaborate to complete a task in the best possible manner? Fredrik Präntare has been awarded the Lilla Polhemspris for his degree project that answers this question and solves an optimisation problem that has engaged engineers for years.
“Lecturing – so inefficient”
Lectures in the Linköping University course in evolution have given way to active work in small groups. Future biologists and students planning to become upper secondary teachers study together. And the way the course is organised gives excellent opportunities for the latter to test out their future professional role.
The Student portal is open!
The Student portal has moved in to Lisam and the implementation of a new student registry, Ladok, is complete. In the Student portal you can, as before, do much of the administration needed for your studies. You can register for courses and exams, see your study results, choose courses, order transcripts and much more.
A study visit to the Student Building
Are you wondering what’s happening inside the Student Building? What are they working on at the moment? Follow a filmed study visit, and get an idea of what it will look like.
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A study visit to the Student Building
Are you wondering what’s happening inside the Student Building? What are they working on at the moment? Follow a filmed study visit, and get an idea of what it will look like.
Reused furniture in the Student Building
When the Student Building opens its doors in the autumn of 2019, much of the furniture will be reused furniture, with a considerable part coming from Bomullsspinneriet. Interior designer Petra Bergman has let her imagination roam free.
Collaboration for new commissioned education
When Linköping University established its commissioned education, it was awarded a grant from Vinnova for a project: “Creating Knowledge in Collaboration”. This project has been operating for a while now, and a course in digitisation is already in the pipeline.
Repair Café
MSc of Design is hosting a Repair-Café event where you can bring your broken items in order to repair them with the help of our skills, tools, materials and workshop space.
Keep emergency exits clear!
Many doors across campus have the sign shown below with the Swedish text “Utrymningsväg – Får ej blockeras”. These are emergency exits, and the Swedish text says they must not be blocked. Despite this, bicycles block emergency exits several times every week.
News from the library
The library joins liu.se
On 23 October, the library website will become a part of LiU’s website.
Networking about e-journals
Representatives of 6 journals hosted by LiU E-Press exchanged experiences.
The research behind the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Find and get access to publications by Frances H. Arnold, George P. Smith and Sir Gregory P. Winter.
The research behind the Nobel Prize in Physics
Find publications by the laureates.
The research behind the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
James P. Allison and Tasuku Honjo is awarded the the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Read their key publications.
