The Human in Medicine is an exhibition that shines a light on a few research projects within the field of the medical humanities and social sciences at Linköping University. What happens with understandings of the self and the body when people become part of medical practices? How do medical developments change the ways in which we define human beings and what it is to be human? And what ideas and assumptions about people govern health care systems and its organization?

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Open lunch talk. Bibliometrics: what methods can be used to analyse research impact? LiUL bibliotmetrician Elisavet Koutzamani about the force of bibliometrics.

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Open lunch talk. How do I get read and cited? Using ResearchGate, DiVA and Wikipedia to spread research results in time saving fashion. Johanna Nählinder, coordinator for the library's research support shows how it can be done.

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Open lunch talk. How can course coordinators and librarians work together to help our students achieve information literacy for better papers and assignments. Librarians Anna-Karin Malmborg and Erika Crabo.

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Life-long learning in practice? Kajsa Gustafsson Åman, head of Campus Norrköping library, about how the library can help students remain information literate, in working-life when they no longer have access to library resources.

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