SciLifeLab Night Science Workshop

Venue

  • SciLifeLab Campus Solna
  • Tomtebodavägen 23 A
    Solna, Sweden

SciLifeLab Night Science Workshop

November 6, 2026 @ 09:00 – 17:00 CET

Welcome to a full-day workshop on the Creative Process of Science!

The Night Science Workshop teaches the dichotomy of the scientific process: Day Science, the rigorous testing of ideas with empirical data; and Night Science, the creative scientific process. The program will introduce you to a repertoire of creative thinking tools, helping you to explore new ways of approaching scientific questions, generating ideas, and navigating research challenges.

Following years of inspirational work by the Night Science Institute, and with thanks to CEO Dr Oliver Bogler, SciLifeLab Campus Solna is delighted to sponsor its first Night Science Workshop, an on-site event 9:00–17:00 Friday 6 November.

Space is limited, so please register only if you can attend the full day. Lunch and coffee will be included. SciLifeLab scientists at all levels are welcome. Registrants exceeding capacity will be placed on wait list, with priority given to SciLifeLab community members; please notify the organizers as early as possible of any cancellations, so that your place may be given to another participant.

Register by Friday 30 October to ensure your place. We look forward to seeing you there!

This event is co-sponsored by Campus Solna, the Coaching in Science Institute (CSI) and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at SciLifeLab (DEIS).

Night Science Program
(Preliminary, may be subject to change)

08:45Participants on-site registration and name tags
09:00Introduction
The dichotomy of the scientific process
Openness guides discovery
10:30It takes two to think
Coffee break
10:50The Import/Export Tool
A hypothesis is a liability
AI Hallucinations
12:30Lunch break
13:00The two languages of science
What’s the question?
Embracing the contradiction
14:30Coffee break
14:50Puzzle Switching
Discoveries & Jokes
Discovery & Awe
17:00End of the day!

Tomtebodavägen 23 A
Solna, Sweden
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Last updated: 2026-10-08

Content Responsible: Karin Oldbring(karin.oldbring@scilifelab.se)