Almost 2,100 candidates receive their diplomas in both undergraduate and graduate studies tomorrow, Saturday 24 June. There will be two ceremonies in Laugardalshöll as there have been in recent years.
Research scientists and specialists at the University of Iceland and the interactive entertainment company CCP, the company behind EVE-online, are planning a collaboration to evolve new ways for research, communication, teaching and innovation.
An international research group lead by Þórarinn Gíslason, professor at the Faculty of Medicine and chief physician at Landspítali University Hospital, has received 1.3 million US dollars from the National Institute of Health for research in sleep apnea.
The focus was on the latest developments and applications in microscopy in physical and life sciences at the 68th Annual Conference of the Nordic Microscopy Society (SCANDEM) held at the University of Iceland 5 - 9 June.
The University of Iceland and the University of Minnesota celebrated 35 years of collaboration at the University of Iceland today by renewing the universities’ cooperative agreement.
The United Nations University Gender Equality Studies and Training Programme (UNU-GEST) celebrated earlier this week the graduation of 18 fellows awarded a post-graduate diploma in international gender studies.
Around 400 writers will attend the next NonfictioNOW conference, held at the University of Iceland, 1–4 June 2017.
A new community of European universities called the Aurora, a network of nine dynamic universities united by a shared commitment to high-quality research, social responsibility and helping solve global challenges.
The University of Iceland has applied for membership to the international network of institutions and individuals, Scholars at Risk (SAR), whose aim is to protect scholars and academic communities that are vulnerable.
Nine students and four scholars from diverse academic fields at both Icelandic and Japanese universities, received grants from the Watanabe Trust Fund at the University of Iceland.
