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On 17 September, 9:30–11:30, Therése Jonson (Health and Care Sciences) will present her midway seminar in GA626.

To attend, please register here no later than 12 working days before the seminar. If you register after this deadline, please contact therese.jonson@ju.se.

Are you new to Sweden? Join us to hear about Swedishness, tips for cultural adjustment and thriving during your time here! This lecture is arranged by Studenthälsa.se. You can listen to this lecture online New to Sweden? Thrive as a student here - Studenthälsa or come to JIBS and watch it together with other students. The Student Health Care will offer the first 30 students a wrap! Sign up by filling out this form: Thrive as a student - online lecture at JIBS

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Wednesday September 17th 12.15-1 pm

B1033, Jönköping International Business School

Registered participants will be offered a free lunch. Please sign up before  Sep 9th to be guaranteed lunch.

Registration is done via Jobteaser

What are the secrets to success at university? Can anyone become a better learner? How? Come to this seminar and learn the simple yet effective techniques and strategies for academic excellence without getting exhausted. Topics will include memory, reading skills, problem solving, AI, and how to beat procrastination. An inspiring lecture on how to maximize your university education. Welcome! 

About the speaker
Björn Liljeqvist has a background in embedded systems engineering and is the author of several popular books on efficient study skills. He studied, and later taught, at Chalmers University of Technology before starting BrainGain Education AB, where he teaches study skills to students and teachers across the country. Björn is an honorary doctor at Lund University and the past international chairman of Mensa. He lives in Solna with his wife and daughter.

You are invited to attend Tuwe Löfström-Cavallin's trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor 

TITEL
When Is a Prediction Enough?
A model that cannot express uncertainty is not ready to support decisions.

ABSTRACT
A model can perform well on average while leaving us without enough information to act on a particular prediction. What supports its answer? How uncertain is it? And how much confidence should we place in the explanation?

This lecture explores these questions through two recurring themes in my research: explanations and uncertainty. Beginning with my first paper on explaining machine-learning models in 2004, I connect approaches that reveal broad patterns in model behaviour with explanations of individual predictions. Along the way, I discuss why differences between models can improve predictions, how uncertainty can be quantified and calibrated, and what statistical guarantees tell us about predictive reliability.

The main focus is Calibrated Explanations, which brings local explanations together with calibrated predictions and uncertainty information. Through visual examples, I show how uncertainty can change our interpretation of an explanation, how the question being asked affects what is explained, and how alternative model outcomes can be explored. The aim is to clarify what explanations and uncertainty contribute to assessing whether a prediction provides enough support for a decision, and where their limits lie.

Welcome!

Link to Zoom-Webinar: https://ju-se.zoom.us/j/61195359798

On 17 September, School of Education and Communication at Jönköping University, is hosting an afternoon event which will focus on the security policy situation and Swedish society’s preparedness at a time of heightened global tensions.

The afternoon will begin with a public lecture entitled ‘Russia’s challenge to global security’, delivered by Lieutenant Colonel Joakim Paasikivi, Honorary Doctor at Jönköping University. Paasikivi is one of Sweden’s best-known voices on issues of security and defence.. The lecture will be held in English and will be followed by a question-and-answer session with the audience.

After a short break, the afternoon will continue with a panel discussion (held in Swedish) on war preparedness – the challenges, solutions and society’s shared responsibility. How can public authorities, businesses and other societal actors prepare for crises and, ultimately, war? What are the most significant challenges today, and what is needed to strengthen our collective preparedness?

The panellists are:

•    Joakim Paasikivi, Lieutenant Colonel and Honorary Doctor at JU

•    Marco Nilsson, Professor and conflict researcher, Jönköping University

•    Jonas Petri, Director of Defence and Head of the Emergency Preparedness Unit, County Administrative Board

•    Nils Arin, Head of the Department for Crisis Preparedness and Civil Defence, the Swedish Board of Agriculture

The panel discussion will be moderated by Jesper Boesen, Head of Internationalisation and Collaboration at the School of Education and Communication

The discussion will be held in Swedish and will be followed by questions from the audience.

The event is being organised in conjunction with School of Education and Communication’s newly launched bachelor’s programme ‘Society and Security’ and the master’s programme ‘Conflict, Risk and International Security (CRIS)’.

A number of places in the JU auditorium will also be made available to the general public and other interested staff at Jönköping University.

Time and venue

17 September, 13:15 – approx. 16:15

JU Auditorium, ground floor of the School of Education and Communication’s building, Jönköping University

Programme

13:15 –14:15 – Russia’s challenge to global security, Joakim Paasikivi

14:15 – approx. 14:40 – Questions from the audience

14:40 –15:00 – Break

15:00 – approx. 16:00 – Panel discussion on war preparedness, moderated by Jesper Boesen

16:00 – approx. 16:15 – Questions from the audience

No advance registration is required. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Previous lectures by Joakim Paasikivi at Jönköping University have attracted significant interest, so we recommend arriving early.

Dear colleagues, 

You are welcome to join us for the
“Brown Bag Seminar in Economics and Finance”
presented by

 Marianna Magagnoli

 German Institute for Economic Research

Title: Cooling by rising? Vertical cities and temperature

Date: Monday, September 21
Time: 12:10-13:10

Host: Helena Nilsson

This presentation will be given on campus.

Join the seminar in room B5002 or on Zoom.

Zoom link: https://ju-se.zoom.us/j/65421483320?pwd=VviExXofBgB0DDCUKTwrwdtR5WCO2m.1

Meeting ID: 654 2148 3320

Password: BBEFS

Please use this link to sign up for bilateral talks.

You can find this term’s seminar program on our webpage

Title of the thesis: Disruption Effects and Responses: How SME Characteristics Shape Supply Chain Resilience
Doctoral student: Janaki Raghavendra Rao
Third-cycle subject area: Industrial Engineering and Management
Faculty examiner: Professor Katrina Lintukangas, LUT University, Finland
Examiner: Senior Associate Professor Carin Rösiö, School of Engineering
Principal supervisor: Associate Professor Jenny Bäckstrand, School of Engineering

Link to Zoom Webinar: 

Welcome to attend the seminar!

Details to come