Professor and research group head Winnie Jensen has been awarded Vanførefondens Forskerpris 2016. The prize is awarded for research within limitation of physical disabilities due to illness, congenital diseases or injuries.
SMI PROFESSOR IS AWARDED PRESTIGIOUS PRIZE
Professor Winnie Jensen has been awarded Vanførefondens Forskerpris 2016
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IASP General Assembly 2020
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Kristian Kjær Petersen awarded the EFIC Congress Abstract Prize
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28.05.2019
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15.05.2019
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GRANT FROM LUNDBECK FONDEN TO CNAP
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21.12.2018
2018 - SMI 25th Anniversary
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29.10.2018
Strahinja Dosen awarded with ”ICNR 2018 Prosthetics Best Paper Award”
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18.10.2018
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24.09.2018
Opening Seminar - EXOTIC
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17.09.2018
Lars Arendt-Nielsen inaugurated as IASP President
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07.09.2018
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17.08.2018
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