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Erik Ingebrigtsen

Erik Ingebrigtsen

Head of Section
SU Faculty Administration

erik.ingebrigtsen@ntnu.no
+4745066151 Paviljong C, 235, Dragvoll
About Publications

About

I am the head of research administration at the Faculty of Social- and Educational Sciences, NTNU. The unit has a staff of seven, providing a range of research administrative services to researchers, as well as departments and the faculty management. Among these services is pre-grant support, PhD program administration, administration of various in-house support schemes, bibliometrics, and management support. Please get in touch with me, and I will help you find your contact person at the section.

I am an historian by training, holding a PhD from NTNU since 2007. Between 2009-2015 I was an adviser at the Faculty of Medicine, NTNU. I started in my current position in January 2017. In 2015-2016 I held a similar position as my present one, at the Faculty of Social Science and Technology Management.

Publications

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2010

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2010) Privileged Origins: "National Models" and Reforms of Public Health in Interwar Hungary. Imagining the West in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
    Academic chapter/article

2009

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Folkemedisinsk behandling anno 1860. Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening. volum 129 (7).
    Chronicle
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) I monter post mortem: metodiske og etiske utfordringer for medisinhistoriske utstillinger. Historier om helse.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Public Health and Municipal Policy Making. Britain and Sweden, 1900-1940. Scandinavian Journal of History. volum 34 (1).
    Review
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Susan Gross Solomon, Lion Murard and Patrick Zylberman (ed), Shifting boundaries of public health: Europe in the twentieth century. Medical history. volum 53 (4).
    Review

2008

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2008) Béla Johan (1889-1983) and Public Health in Inter-war Hungary. Of Medicine and Men. Biographies and Ideas in European Social Medicine between the World Wars.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2008) Folkeavstemming på ungarsk. Adresseavisen.
    Chronicle

2006

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2006) Right Radicalism and Rural Health in Hungary, 1933-1941. Science, Culture, and Politics. European Perspectives on Medicine, Sickness and Health.
    Academic chapter/article

2003

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2003) Et liv etter døden - på utstilling?. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
    Chronicle
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2003) Travelers in Science and Public Health: The Rockefeller Foundation's Fellowship-program in Interwar Hungary. Cultural Exchanges between Central/Eastern Europe and America.
    Academic chapter/article

Journal publications

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Folkemedisinsk behandling anno 1860. Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening. volum 129 (7).
    Chronicle
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Public Health and Municipal Policy Making. Britain and Sweden, 1900-1940. Scandinavian Journal of History. volum 34 (1).
    Review
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) Susan Gross Solomon, Lion Murard and Patrick Zylberman (ed), Shifting boundaries of public health: Europe in the twentieth century. Medical history. volum 53 (4).
    Review
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2008) Folkeavstemming på ungarsk. Adresseavisen.
    Chronicle
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2003) Et liv etter døden - på utstilling?. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
    Chronicle

Part of book/report

  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2010) Privileged Origins: "National Models" and Reforms of Public Health in Interwar Hungary. Imagining the West in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2009) I monter post mortem: metodiske og etiske utfordringer for medisinhistoriske utstillinger. Historier om helse.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2008) Béla Johan (1889-1983) and Public Health in Inter-war Hungary. Of Medicine and Men. Biographies and Ideas in European Social Medicine between the World Wars.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2006) Right Radicalism and Rural Health in Hungary, 1933-1941. Science, Culture, and Politics. European Perspectives on Medicine, Sickness and Health.
    Academic chapter/article
  • Ingebrigtsen, Erik. (2003) Travelers in Science and Public Health: The Rockefeller Foundation's Fellowship-program in Interwar Hungary. Cultural Exchanges between Central/Eastern Europe and America.
    Academic chapter/article
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