This blog post was originally published on the Science Village-office blog. The Science Village-office has been closed and thus this post is now being published on the LU in Science Village-blog.
The Science Village office invites you to the first morning talk of the year. The conversation will focus on the proposals for scenarios and the phases of the establishment. The talk will be held in Swedish but you are welcome to submit your questions in English.
The Science Village office is a joint office for LTH and the Faculty of Science, supporting Lund University’s establishment in Science Village. Guests this morning are the Science Village office’s own Faculty Coordinators, Charlotta Turner and Knut Deppert. The conversation is led by Eva Åkesson, Coordinator of the Science Village office. What is the process behind the proposed scenarios? What do we mean by phases? When does the construction process begin? What do we need to do right now?
Participators will be able to ask questions via the chat.
When: Wednesday February 16th 8: 00-9: 00
Where: Zoom
For whom: everyone who is interested
How: Register to the event and you will receive the meeting link by email
Morning talks at the Science Village office
The Science Village office will offer a series of talks with invited guests who address topics related to Lund University’s Science Village establishment but also campus development in general.
The Science Village office
The Science Village office’s mission is to offer support to the Faculty of Science and LTH to optimize their establishment in Science Village and at the same time support the new opportunities that will arise on the present day campus. The office opened on 1 July 2021 at the Ingvar Kamprad Designcentrum (IKDC) and is headed by Professor Eva Åkesson, former Vice-Chancellor at Lund University and former Chancellor at Uppsala University. The office works to contribute to the university’s vision of environments in interaction, renewal of the university, increased research progress, increased interdisciplinary strength, new education programs, inspiring study environments – and a rich student life across the whole campus.