Offentlige arrangementer

Kalenderen viser et udvalg af offentlige arrangementer på Københavns Universitet et halvt år frem. Du kan finde flere arrangementer på fakulteternes hjemmesider (se links i højre side).
Abonnér på KU kalenderen  

1. dec. - 30. dec. 2023

Juleklip på museet

Sæt et personligt præg på juletræet i år med zoologisk julepynt, når vi inviterer alle børn og voksne til at julehygge i Abeværkstedet på Statens Naturhistoriske Museum.

2. dec. - 10. dec. 2023

Skovskolens Julemarked 2023 (Nødebo)

De studerende på Skovskolen Nødebo byder igen i år velkommen til Skovskolens hyggelige julemarked to weekender: 2. - 3. december og 9. - 10. december 2023.

4. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-15.00

‘Afterlife’ workshop

Considering the afterlife of constellations of places, people and things can reveal much about politics, aspirations, and well-being in this life.

4. dec. 2023, kl. 13.00-16.00

PhD defence: Moshgan Amiri

EEG- and fMRI-based evaluation of disorders of consciousness in the ICU

4. dec. 2023, kl. 13.00-16.00

PhD defence: Janne Graarup-Hansen Lyngby

Discovering serum and fecal microRNA profiles as non-invasive biomarkers for gastrointestinal cancer in cats and dogs

4. dec. 2023, kl. 13.30-17.00

Åbningskonference for det nye Videnscenter for Digital Teknologiforståelse

Vi markerer åbningen af videnscenteret sammen med nogle af landets førende eksperter og beslutningstagere inden for teknologiforståelse.

4. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-16.00

SKC Seminar Autumn 2023

A Reading of Stages on Life’s Way Session 13: Letter to the Reader

4. dec. 2023, kl. 15.15

The Root Causes of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Why Did So Many Get Russia and Ukraine Wrong?

Guest lecture by Taras Kuzio (Department of Political Science, National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy, Kyiv, Ukraine and Associate Research Fellow, Henry Jackson Society, London,

5. dec. 2023, kl. 9.00-12.00

PhD defence: Olsi Kusta

Digitization of Pathology. Exploring the implications of digital technologies in routine work, research, and medical education

5. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-13.00

PhD defence: Michael Ben Ezra

Characterizing human aging through biomedical text mining

5. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-11.00

DeLTA seminar by Nirupam Gupta: Machine Learning in Untrusted Environment

The DeLTA Lab from the Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen holds another seminar titled Machine Learning in Untrusted Environment' by Nirupam Gupta, postdoc at Computer Science Department at EPFL.

5. dec. 2023, kl. 11.15-12.45

Is degrowth the way forward in the climate crisis?

Comprehensive societal efforts are required to tackle climate change and other environmental crises – but what kind of political program should guide these efforts?

5. dec. 2023, kl. 12.15-13.00

DIKU Bits: Stochastic convex optimization

Join us when Amir Yehudayoff from the Algorithms and Complexity (AC) section will give a DIKU Bits lecture.

5. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-17.00

PhD defence: Motahareh Feizabadifarahani

Population Genomics, adaptation, and ancient diseases in the Near East from Chalcolithic until the end of the Iron Age - Population history of the Near East

5. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-16.00

Truth as Politically Normative

Guest lecture by Michael Lynch, Professor of Philosophy (University of Connecticut).

5. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-17.00

PhD defence: Ninna Korsgaard Jensen

Timescales and processes on early Mars - Elucidating the formation and reworking of the first stable crust through an isotope study of ancient crustal fragments

5. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-15.30

Revolutions aesthetic: A cultural history of Ba'thist Syria

Guest Lecture by Max Weiss.

5. dec. 2023, kl. 15.00-17.00

AKH seminar: The philosophical relevance of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus and Lorenzo Valla

Guestlecture by Prof. Dr. Fosca Mariani Zini, Centre d’études supérieures de la Renaissance, Université de Tours

5. dec. 2023, kl. 15.15-16.30

Basta. Polyphonic phonetic compositions influenced by dialectical shifts in American Western English

Presenter: Victoria Keddie (Max-Planck-Institute for Empirical Aesthetics Frankfurt, DE).

5. dec. 2023, kl. 15.15-16.00

Silk Ribbons in Museum Amager: A Window to Europe c. 1780-1920

Presentation by Morten Grymer-Hansen (CTR) and Camilla Cziffery Nielsen (Museum Amager).

5. dec. 2023, kl. 17.15-20.00

Årsmøde og foredrag

Årsmøde og foredrag v. Ilja Serzant.

5. dec. 2023, kl. 17.30-19.00

Learned traditions in Danish historiography: the case of the Skjǫldungar dynasty

Foredrag ved Lucia Santercole (Pisa/København/Basel)

6. dec. 2023, kl. 13.00-16.00

Sundheden er nær – fremtidens forebyggelse, ny teknologi og samarbejde på tværs

Kan vi løse problemerne i det nære sundhedsvæsen uden at ansætte flere medarbejdere? Kan mere viden om borgerne, smarte apps og forebyggelse være blandt løsningerne til vores udfordringer? Og skaber vi nye problemer,…

6. dec. 2023, kl. 14.15-16.00

Kunstig intelligens i fysikundervisning

INDsigt HYBRID med Jesper Bruun, IND, KU

6. dec. 2023, kl. 15.00-18.00

PhD defence: Kasper Mørch Gadsbøll

Prenatal detection of atypical chromosomal aberrations - Assessing the efficacy and limitations of current screening strategies

6. dec. 2023, kl. 15.00-18.00

PhD defence: Niels Kjær Stampe

Insights into the Complexities of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

6. dec. 2023, kl. 15.30

Andrea Wulf: Den tyske romantik og opfindelsen af selvet

Forelæsning.

6. dec. 2023, kl. 17.00

Sharp with realization and bitter with longing: Ingeborg Bachman's intellectual legacy

Panel debate with Alexander Bareis, Sabrina Ebbersmayer, Irina Hron, Jørgen Herman Monrad and Judyta Preis (moderator: Christian Benne).

6. dec. 2023, kl. 17.00

Skarp af erkendelse og bitter af længsel: Ingeborg Bachmanns intellektuelle arv

Paneldebat med Alexander Bareis, Sabrina Ebbersmayer, Irina Hron, Jørgen Herman Monrad og Judyta Preis (Ordstyrer: Christian Benne).

7. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-11.00

Language background – what difference does it make?

Ketty Andersson (Lund University) will talk about if and how language background may affect assessment and intervention for children in general, and particularly children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).