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Plasmalipider hos ikkefastende patienter
og signalværdier på laboratoriesvar dansk
Selskab for Klinisk Biokemi Ugeskr laeger
2009; 171:1093
(Fortsat fra side 16)
The Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and laboratory
investigation (SJCli) and Nordic Society of Clinical
Chemistry (NFKK) hereby invite colleagues from the
Scandinavian countries to participate in an exten-
sive course in scientific writing and publishing The
Editorial Board of SJCli will be responsible for the
programme
The aim of the course is to increase the aware-
ness of the participants of the importance of scien-
tific writing and to train them in writing a scientific
manuscript
The course will be organized in both structured
lectures and in groups of participants writing a sci-
entific manuscript based on given data and literature
Finse is located at the southernmost part of Europe
with an arctic climate at 1222 meter above the see
level and only accessible by train from either Bergen
or oslo (www finse1222 no and www finse com)
This remote location has been selected in order to
find the necessary calm and tranquillity for maximal
“The Arctic Challenge 2010”
Course in Scientific Writing and Publishing
February 9-12, 2010
Finse 1222, Norway
focus on the activities during the course as well as for
team-building and net-work forming
The course is open for Scandinavian/Nordic col-
leagues within the field of medical biochemistry/
clinical biochemistry/clinical chemistry primarily
for those in postgraduate specialist training and/or
involved in research projects
The maximum numbers of participants is 20 The
official language is English or a language understan-
dable for all participants
All expences, including travel and housing will be
fully financed by SJCli and NFKK
Registration (with description of scientific back-
ground and present position) before october 1st,
2009 to Managing Editor Tor-Arne hagve, tor arne
hagve@ahus no (Center of laboratory Medicine,
Akershus University hospital, 1478 lørenskog,
Norway) Phone: 47-90510956
For further information: www kkno org
