The Advisory Board for Culture
The advisory board for culture (Kulturrådet) is an advisory body for the KI president, covering the interactive area between science and culture at KI. The board looks after KI interests including culture in the past (e.g. KI history, medical history, anatomical collections, buildings, arts and porttraits) and their presentation to current generations. It also has ongoing cultural projects, for example the KI cultural week.
Invitation to nominate for the 2022 award for the promotion of culture and science at KI (Dnr 2-1282 / 2022)
Invitation to nominate for the 2022 award for the promotion of culture and science at KI (Dnr 2-1282 / 2022)
All employees, affiliated employees, students and alumni at KI are encouraged to nominate candidates, together with a short motivational text
Video recordings of KI Culture Day
Video recordings of KI Culture Day
How do we communicate health and disease through the arts, music and science? Videos from KI Culture Day from recent years
Members and contact information
Members and contact information
Members of The KI advisory board for culture and contact information
Medical History and Heritage
Medical History and Heritage
Medical History and Heritage collects and preserves the cultural heritage of KI, and strives to spread and create new knowledge of KI history.
About us
About us
Information about The Advisory Board for Culture at Karolinska Institutet including our policy document and partners.
New book: Vetenskap och Vård Karolinska Sjukhuset 1940-2018
New book: Vetenskap och Vård Karolinska Sjukhuset 1940-2018
A new book entitled "Vetenskap och Vård Karolinska Sjukhuset 1940-2018 " has just been published by Boktjänst in Sweden, covering 50 years of the history of Karolinska University hospital. Click here for more information
Recordings of the John Lind and Neurobiology of Hatred symposiums September 2021
Recordings of the John Lind and Neurobiology of Hatred symposiums September 2021
Video recordings of the John Lind Symposium 23rd September and the Neurobiology of Hatred Symposium 24th September