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04.08.2010: Information for researchers and members og staff at The Interventional Centre

Scientific Publication Guidelines|Animal Research|Project Template|Related resources

Scientific Publication Guidelines

Peer reviewed, original and full scientific papers

1 Affiliation to The Interventional Centre, OUS

1.a For researchers affiliated to The Interventional Centre and Faculty of Medicine at University of Oslo use of the following address in publications is mandatory;

<Name Surname>, The Interventional Centre, Oslo University Hospital and Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo

1.b Researcher affiliated to The Interventional Centre and other faculties at University of Oslo or other universities the following address is mandatory;

<Name Surname>, The Interventional Centre, Oslo University Hospital and Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo and <name of other faculty or university>

2 Authorized publication channels for scientific journals, series and publishers

Publications listed in The Interventional Centre's official publication list must appear as classified in the database of publication channels from NSD. "Scientific" channels are journals, series and publishers that fulfill specific criteria given by The Norwegian Association of Higher Education Institutions (UHR). There are two levels: Ordinary publication channels (level 1) and highly prestigious publication channels (level 2). This classification is used in the Norwegian funding system for higher education.

3 A paper copy of all articles from authors claiming to be listed in the official The Inteventional Centre publication list must be delivered to Marianne Berg including the bibliographic reference data in Vancouver style.

PhD Thesis

The affiliation to The Interventional Centre and Faculty of Medicine must be stated on the printed title page as in this example;

QoS Provisioning for Wieless Sensor Networks: Algorithms, Protocols and Modeling

Xuedong Liang

November 22, 2009

Department of Informatics

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

University of Oslo

Oslo, Norway

The Interventional Centre

Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet

Faculty of Medicine

University of Oslo,

Oslo, Norway

Animal Research

The Interventional Centre Guidelines and procedure for research animal projects >>>Download

Related resources:

Centre for Comparative Medicine, Oslo University Hospital

Electronic Application Portal for Research Animal Projects (FOTS), The Norwegian Animal Research Authority (NARA)/Forsøksydutvalget (FDU).

Project Template

The Project Template at The Interventional Centre is for use by researchers planning to submit projects to the Centre >>>Download
The project template is used for workflow description in projects submitted to the Interventional Centre Administration.

Related resources

For accepted projects that are ready to start the Procedure and Guidelines for Research at The Interventional Centre is used >>>Download

Information in Norwegian

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Donations to Medical Research

The Interventional Centre receives donations to medical research. Questions related to donations can be sent to head of department professor Erik Fosse.