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Universitetsavisen XXX Universitetsavisen 17 23 11 06 www.ku.dk/universitetsavisen DUEL OM ISLAM Er der brug for ti millioner kroner til ‘målrettet islamkritisk terrorforskning’? Folketingsmedlem Jesper Langballe (DF) møder islamforskeren Jørgen Bæk Simonsen LÆS SIDE 8-11 Mester i metaforer Guldrandet eller gammeldags Det gode menneske og den gode lærer Målet med fusionen er at opnå en fælles springkraft Hvert år udskriver universitetet et stort antal prisopga- Den gode underviser skal kunne trække sig tilbage så der overstiger den øgede masse, bekendtgjorde rektor i ver der belønnes med guld- eller sølvmedaljer. Alle de studerende selv kan stige til vejrs på deres ideer, talen ved årsfesten, mens Studenterrådets formand kan deltage, står der så flot. Men ofte er prisopgaver mener Årets Harald der er professor i antikkens histo- advarede mod at tabe de mange i afsættet forbeholdt helt bestemte dygtige studerende rie LÆS SIDE 3 LÆS SIDE 4-5 LÆS SIDE 6 2 Universitetsavisen 17 . 2006 Institutledere på HUM fundet Bondam besøgte det grønne fakultet LEDELSE – Det Humanistiske Fakultet har nu næsten ansat alle institutledere. SUND – Panum Instituttet havde torsdag den 9. november besøg af Køben- På Saxo-instituttet har man genopslået stillingen der forventes besat til februar. havns Teknik- og Miljøborgmester, Klaus Bondam. Sammen med Københavns På Institut for Nordiske Studier og Sprogvidenskab bliver professor Finn Hauberg Miljønetværk skulle den radikale borgmester se på Det Sundhedsvidenskabeli- Mortensen ny institutleder; på Institut for Engelsk, Germansk og Romansk bliver ge Fakultets initiativer for at forbedre affaldshåndteringen. Fakultetet har i det lektor Jens Erik Mogensen; på Institut for Tværkulturelle og Regionale Studier hele 2006 haft særligt fokus på affaldssorteringen. Målsætningen er at lave et er det lektor Ingolf Thuesen; på Nordisk Forskningsinstitut bliver det lektor Bente logisk og let genkendeligt affaldssystem så det bliver let for medarbejdere og Holmberg; og lektor Marianne Ping Huang bliver ny institutleder på Institut for studerende at få information om affaldshåndteringen og komme af med de for- Kunst og Kultur. På Institut for Medier, Erkendelse og Formidling er lektor Jan Riis skellige slags affald der produceres på Sundhedsvidenskab. Flor allerede blevet ansat som institutleder. Se mere på http://sund.ku.dk/for_ansatte/affald. SYMPATIAKTION – Den internationale aktionsuge mod Israels apartheidmur kom til Amager. Checkpoint ved Gamle KUA APARTHEID – For at komme ind på gamle KUA skulle de studerende og an- ENTRÉ – Hendes Majestæt satte tirsdag i sidste uge klatre over et checkpoint. Aktionen skulle – som led i Dronning Margrethe ankommer den internationale aktionsuge mod Israels apartheidmur der blev afholdt for sammen med rektor Ralf Hem- fjerde år i træk – skabe opmærksomhed om de palæstinensiske studerendes mingsen til fanfare af Musikvi- situation i Gaza og på Vestbredden. Israel kontrollerer i dag al samfærdsel i denskabeligt Instituts Big Band – området med mere end 700 checkpoints og andre vejspærringer. Det forhind- MI22 – komponeret af Uffe Eng- rer ikke bare palæstinenserne i at færdes frit, men betyder også helt urimelige lund. vilkår for især de studerende i Gaza fordi de fleste uddannelsesinstitutioner ligger på Vestbredden. Siden 2000 er 46 studerende fra An-Najah Universite- tet blevet dræbt. Et par stykker fordi de er blevet tilbageholdt ved checkpoints. Læs mere på www.riv-muren-ned.org. 40 millioner til fedmeforskning ADIPOSITAS – Forskningsrådet for Fødevarer og Sundhed har bevilget 40 millioner kroner til et nyt forskningscenter om fedme ved H:S og Center for Sundhed og Samfund, CSS. Danish Obesity Research Centre skal forske i kostens næringsstoffer og sikre mere detaljeret viden om hvordan de forskel- lige former for fedme fører til følgetilstandene. Professor Thorkild I.A. Søren- sen fra H:S og Institut for Sygdomsforebyggelse skal stå i spidsen for det nye forskningscenter der består af 15 førende forskergrupper fra hele landet. Tværfaglig forskning er en del af målsætningen, men centret skal også sam- arbejde med fire erhvervsvirksomheder med interesser i produktudvikling af fødevarer. Valg til bestyrelse, råd og nævn DEMOKRATI – Rektor har 10. november 2006 udskrevet valg til repræsen- tanter for det videnskabelige personale til studienævn og repræsentanter for ÆRESDOKTORER – De otte nyudnævnte de studerende til bestyrelsen, Akademiske Råd og studienævn. Valglister har æresdoktorer er fra venstre: doktor Timothy John været fremlagt siden 13. november. Frist for kandidatanmeldelse er 29. no- Wallington (naturvidenskab), professor Riccardo vember 2006 kl. 14.00. Valget afholdes som brevstemmevalg med afstemning Giacconi (naturvidenskab), professor Erika Fischer- i perioden fra den 21. december 2006 til den 12. januar 2007. Procedure og Lichte (filosofi), professor Benjamin Rampton frister i øvrigt fremgår af valgcirkulæret der sammen med fortegnelse over ud- (filosofi), professor Yihai Cao (medicin), professor skrevne valg, repræsentationsområder, antal pladser og valgperiodens længde Kaarlo Tuori (jura), professor Viggo Hagstrøm (jura) findes på www.ku.dk/valg. VIP-repræsentanter på Naturvidenskab og Jura og professor Ingolf U. Dalferth (teologi). skal være særligt opmærksomme på at studienævnsstrukturen er ændret fra fagstudienævn til uddannelsestudienævn. Det indebærer at man kan have valgret til mere end ét uddannelsestudienævn, forudsat man underviser ved uddannelser under flere. På de øvrige fakulteter er strukturen fortsat fagstu- FOLKELIG FORMAND – »Eliteuddannelser dienævn, og her har man kun valgret til ét fagstudienævn og ét ph.d.-studie- og tanken om at isolere de bedste for at gøre dem nævn. endnu bedre er et af tidens store clues. Jeg har al- drig forstået hvorfor! Er der seriøst nogen der har det mindste begreb om hvordan et universitet fun- gerer, som forestiller sig at de dygtigste studerende i dag bliver begrænset i deres udfoldelsesmulighe- der af dumme medstuderende?« spurgte Studen- terrådets fomand, Jesper Johansen, i sin tale ved årsfesten. Universitetsavisen 17 . 2006 3 Find et navn og vind en MP3-afspiller Tre nye forskningscentre på KU CWBL – Hvis du har en god idé til et navn til Københavns FORSKNING – Københavns Universitet bliver vært for tre ud af Universitets nye fælles e-læringssystem, Learning Manage- otte nye grundforskningscentre der finansieres af Danmarks ment System (LMS), kan du indsende dit forslag og vinde Grundforskningsfond. De nye centre er Centre for Comparative en lækker MPEG-afspiller til 3.000 kroner. Send dit forslag Genomics under ledelse af professor Rasmus Nielsen fra Biologisk til [email protected] senest den 5/12 og herefter vil en Institut, Centre for Epigenetics ved professor Kristian Helin fra dommerkomité med prorektor Lykke Friis som formand Biotek Research and Innovation Centre og Centre for Interglacial vurdere de indkomne forslag. Hvis vindernavnet er ind- Climate ved professor Dorthe Dahl-Jensen fra Niels Bohr Institu- sendt af flere personer, vil der blive trukket lod blandt dis- tet. Centrene støttes for en femårig periode. Universitetet er i for- se. vejen vært for – eller deltager i – 16 grundforskningscentre. Læs mere på www.cwbl.ku.dk. FOTO: SCANPIX ÅRSFEST FOTOS: SØREN HARTVIG ELITEPARADE – »På den an- den side indebærer det øgede optag at vi må gøre noget for at udfordre de bedste. Overligge- ren skal hæves et ekstra nøk for de ‘kvantespringere’ som ellers ville søge mod The Ivy League el- ler deslige. Det kan vi for eksem- pel gøre ved hjælp af eliteud- dannelser,« sagde rektor Ralf Hemmingsen i sin tale ved års- Mestre i metaforer festen. Målet med fusionen er at opnå en fælles springkraft der overstiger den øgede masse, bekendtgjorde rektor i talen ved årsfesten, mens Studenterrådets formand advarede mod at miste for mange i afsættet Af Jesper Kock »Det var ikke universiteter- strerer problemstillingen i rek- hvervsorientering kun lader overligger skal forceres, og betaling, taxameternedskæ- nes egen ide at der skulle fu- tor Ralf Hemmingsens tale. sig gøre hvis den frie og kritis- muligheden for at placere ringer og eliteuddannelser der ronningen, prinsen og sioneres. Men vi var alle godt Hvor hurtigt kan man løbe ke grundforskning styrkes. den ekstra højt for de kvante- i hans øjne skader den sociale fanfaren lader vente på klar over at nu skulle vi i alt fremad og alligevel hoppe op- Ingen flod uden kilden der ud- springere der nødvendiggør mobilitet og medvirker til at Dsig, men det lader ikke fald selv forsøge at styre pro- ad? Dick Fosburys banebryd- springer i de høje bjerge. Og eliteuddannelser, er Studen- fastholde den sociale skæv- til at bekymre nogen, og fest- cessen,« forklarer bestyrelses- ende flop der revolutionerede grundforskningen er kilden til terrådets formand Jesper vridning. Han efterlyser at salen summer fredeligt af kol- formanden. højdespringsdisciplinen ved vidensamfundets flod,« be- Johansen mere bekymret for universitetet påtager sig et an- legiale samtaler. Stemningen De store politiske ord om OL i 1968 bliver aldrig nævnt kendtgør rektor og understre- at miste nogle i afsættet. svar for at yderligere diskrimi- er afslappet på trods af sikker- universiteter i verdensklasse som eksempel, men budskabet ger at grundforskningen er alt »De studerende, der mere nation ikke finder sted i den hedsfolk, kapper og kæder. Et får også et par gloser med på går klart igennem alligevel. andet end dyrt tidsfordriv. eller, nok snarere, mindre fri- ende af uddannelsessystemet. usynligt tegn får med ét
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