37 doctoral projects received grants from the Doctoral Grant Fund this year. Projects from all of the five University Schools have been allocated grants.
The University along with Össur and Ottobock, two of the world’s leading prosthetic innovators, have joined forces and are calling on researchers around the globe to analyse and validate the applicability of man-machine interfaces for the benefit of prosthetic users.
The University hereby calls for candidates and recommendations for representatives from the academic community on the University Council for the period 1.7.2022–30.6.2024.
Projects related to sustainable use of materials, transportation, sustainable farming, support for artists, green consumerism, and an online initiative to prevent violence were selected as the best ideas in the AWE programme.
On the 11-12th of May, representatives from the University of Iceland and other Aurora Universities will attend the Aurora Spring Biannual 2022 in Innsbruck, Austria.
Have you ever run into someone and had the feeling that you know them from somewhere, but can't remember where? It's a common experience.
The University Knowledge Train will depart again in May and has four destinations around Iceland this spring.
For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Iceland has been ranked among the top performing universities for social and economic impact, based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Sólveig Hrönn Hilmarsdóttir was recently awarded a major grant for her PhD studies from the Gates Cambridge scholarship programme.
The Department of Geography and Tourism offers a short field course (3 credits) about the practical use of geospatial technologies in relation to natural hazards.
