About 180°N

About 180°N

The overarching aim of the 180°N (Norwegian Nuclear Medicine Consortium) project is to strengthen research in nuclear medicine connected to the nuclear medicine equipment donated by Trond Mohn Foundation and Tromsø Research Foundation to the universities and hospitals in Trondheim, Tromsø and Bergen.

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Steering committee

Aslak Bjarne Aslaksen
Aslak Bjarne Aslaksen
Professor, University of Bergen
Einar Bugge
Einar Bugge
Head of research and education, University Hospital of North Norway
Johanna U Ericson
Johanna U Ericson
Professor, The Arctic University of Norway
Øyvind Frette
Øyvind Frette
Professor, vice-dean for research and innovation, University of Bergen
Torstein Baade Rø
Torstein Baade Rø
Vice-dean research, professor
torstein.ro@ntnu.no
+47-99614025
+47-72574051
Edmund Søvik
Edmund Søvik
Medical Specialist Manager, Department of medical imaging, St. Olavs hospital

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Secretariat

Nina Kleven-Madsen
Nina Kleven-Madsen
Head of PET Centre, Haukeland University Hospital
Marianne Leirdal Stokkan
Marianne Leirdal Stokkan
Head of Department, Department of medical imaging, St. Olavs hospital
Rune Sundset
Rune Sundset
Associate professor, The Arctic University of Norway

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Administration

Aleksandra Hvamb
Aleksandra Hvamb
Financial Officer
aleksandra.hvamb@ntnu.no
+47-73412081
Kari Williamson
Kari Williamson
Communications advisor
kari.williamson@ntnu.no
+47-98666928

Annual reports

Annual reports

180°N Annual Report 2022

180°N Annual Report 2021

180°N Annual Report 2020