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Lotta Eilers-Velin

Publications

2023

Mattias Rönnerfalk, Lotta Velin, Lars Palm, Andreas Meunier, Jörg Schilcher (2023) Autologous Bone Graft From the Ipsilateral Distal Femur in Tibial Condyle Fractures Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, Vol. 37, p. E377-E381 Continue to DOI
Lotta Velin, Pia Svensson, Tobias Alfven, Anette Agardh (2023) What is the role of global health and sustainable development in Swedish medical education? A qualitative study of key stakeholders perspectives BMC Medical Education, Vol. 23, Article 511 Continue to DOI
S. L. Wall, Lotta Velin, A. Abbas, N. L. Allorto, M. Graner, E. Moeller, M. F. D. Ryan-Coker, Laura Pompermaier (2023) Who tells the story of burns in low-and-middle income countries? - A bibliometric study. Burns, Vol. 49, p. 854-860 Continue to DOI

2022

Rennie X. Qin, Lotta Velin, Elizabeth F. Yates, Omnia El Omrani, Elizabeth McLeod, Jemesa Tudravu, Lubna Samad, Alistair Woodward, Craig D. McClain (2022) Building sustainable and resilient surgical systems: A narrative review of opportunities to integrate climate change into national surgical planning in the Western Pacific region The Lancet Regional Health. Western Pacific, Vol. 22, Article 100407 Continue to DOI
Lotta Velin, Michelle Chew, Laura Pompermaier (2022) Discrimination in an "equal country" - a survey amongst Swedish final-year medical students BMC Medical Education, Vol. 22, Article 503 Continue to DOI

News

Two people standing on a balcony in Lindau.

Young LiU PhD students in noble company

At the end of June, more than 600 young researchers and 40 Nobel laureates from around the world were invited to the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Present in Germany were two LiU PhD students who had the experience of their lives.
Two portraits next to each other. One on a woman named Lotta and one on a man named Damon.

Young LiU researchers meet Nobel laureates in Germany

Two young researchers from LiU have been selected to participate in the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in June 2023. Lotta Velin and Damon Frampton are among 600 young researchers from around the world who will meet 40 Nobel laureates in Germany.

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