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Prelude 23/24

Festive opening of the anniversary year

for university members, UGO members and invited guests from politics, science, business and culture

Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Lecture Theatre Centre A14, Audimax

The university will be 50 years old in December. The University and the Oldenburg University Society are jointly organising a special event to mark the opening of the anniversary year 2024. The award-winning Chair of the German Ethics Council, Prof Dr Alena Buyx, will give the keynote speech.

Programme

from 5.30 p.m. Admission to the lecture hall centre

18.00 hrs Champagne reception

18.45 Ceremony in the Audimax

Greetings
Hanna Naber, President of the State Parliament of Lower Saxony
Falko Mohrs, Minister of Science of Lower Saxony
Jürgen Krogmann, Lord Mayor of the City of Oldenburg

Address by the University President
Prof Dr Ralph Bruder

Keynote speech
Prof Dr Alena Buyx

"Between the end of the world and the promise of salvation: current challenges in research ethics"

Award ceremony by the Chair of the UGO
Wiebke Schneidewind

Reception in the foyer
with finger food and soft drinks
(alcoholic drinks for self-payers)

Moderation: Carola Schede
Musical organisation of the evening: Students under the direction of the Institute of Music

Please note that photographs and films will be taken during the event. The recordings will be used as part of the university's public relations work (press releases, university newspaper UNI-INFO, university website, social media channels).

Prof Dr Alena Buyx

Alena Buyx, Chair of the German Ethics Council since 2020, is Professor of Ethics in Medicine and Health Technologies and Director of the Institute of History and Ethics of Medicine at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). She holds the venia legendi for the subject triad of ethics, history and theory of medicine.

Alena Buyx works on the entire breadth of biomedical ethics and theory, from 'classical' medical ethical issues from clinical practice, to challenges posed by biotechnological innovation and medical research, to ethical and justice issues in modern health systems.

She is a member of various national, international and university committees and regularly advises international research consortia. She became a member of the Leopoldina in 2020. Alena Buyx has received numerous awards, including the German National Prize and the Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Medal of TUM. She is a recipient of the Bavarian Constitutional Order and the Bavarian Order of Merit.

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