AFFU

AFFU [Avdeling For Forskning og Utvikling], is a co-organisation between St Olavs University Hospital
(St Olavs) and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) located in Trondheim.
This “Twin department” comprise co-workers working either, or both, at St Olavs and NTNU.

Regional conference in mental health care and substance use

published 17th of November 2011

Regional forskningskonferanse i Psykisk Helsevern og Rusfeltet
Regional research conference in mental health care and substance use in Central Norway Health Region, at Rica Hell 16-17th of November, 2011.

Defence of Doctoral Thesis Hans Jakob Bøe

published 20th of September 2011

Cand. psychol. Hans Jakob Bøe, Department of Neuroscience, is defending his dissertation for PhD in Clinical Medicine at NTNU, Faculty of Medicine titled: Long-term posttraumatic stress after disaster. A controlled study of survivors' health 27 years after the capsized North Sea oil rig. Wednesday 28th of September (1215) in Auditorium (ØHA11), Øya Helsehus.

The genetic origins of psychiatric diseases

Published 20th of September 2011

The Psychiatric Genome-Wide Association Study Consortium (PGC) is the world’s largest consortium within psychiatric research, with 250 researchers from more than 20 nations. Among PGCs resources is senior consultant/Professor Gunnar Morken at St Olavs/NTNU. Two recent publications in the current issue of Nature Genetics report findings that contribute to important progress in our knowledge of the genetic origins of psychiatric diseases.

LUNCH MEETINGS SPRING 2012

Thursdays 1130 - 1230. AFFU, Østmarka

Our traditional lunch meeting presents various research project facilitated by researchers at AFFU/VOP and our collaborators.
The meetings are held in the conference room "Kårstua" located in the first building (white wooden house) to the left when you reach the hospital area.
Click here for an updated list of presenters

AFFU - Department of Research and Development, St Olavs University Hospital, P O Box 3008 Lade, NO-7441 Trondheim, Norway, Ph +47 72 82 30 30 Fax +47 72 82 30 46