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Our own club members Ivan will show us around his workplace, UN OPS, with a delicious dinner afterwards at a Korean restaurant. Dinner is free for members (food only, drinks buy your own). Non members pay 250 DKK for food or 400 DKK for food and drinks. All you can eat!

CIRC will have a stand at this massive International Citizen Days, September 25-26. Join us in helping on these days from Friday September 25 from 12:00-16:00,  and Saturday September 26 from 10:00-15:00. 

More information at www.icdays.kk.dk

We will have a booth at this event which is geared to us as internationals. Please Dorothy Goldberg at +45 2282 9334 if you would like to help with our booth. 

We'll pay a visit to the Univserity of Copenhagen's Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences on its Frederiksberg Campus to hear Søren Saxmose Nielsen, Professor and Veterinary Epidemiologist from Copenhagen University,  present "From Bernhard Bang to Bird Flu: A story of animal health, human health and European cooperation." His presentation focuses on the connection between human and animal food safety and epidemiology. Søren is the Chair of Animal Health and Welfare Panel, European Food Safety Authority.

Please sign up in ClubRunner no later than noon on Wednesday, September 30. Dinner is included, free for members, guests must pay 375 DKK, Mobile Pay for guests is 1938AJ.

Mette S. Bertelsen will present 'Building a brand, a business, and an organisation while the ships kept sailing: How we relocated 700,000 annual passengers, launched a new cruise line, and exited DFDS – simultaneously.'

The presentation is based on her experience as Head of Marketing & Communication at Go Nordic Cruiseline, where she led the marketing, brand and communication aspects of the transition following the sale of the Copenhagen–Oslo route from DFDS.

Please sign up in ClubRunner by noon on Wednesday, October 21. Free for members, guests must pay 375 DKK, Mobile Pay for guests is 1938AJ.

Line Hjort PhD, Assistant Professor at The Centre for Translational Medicine and Parasitology in the deparment of Immunology and Microbiology, University of Copenhagen, will share her research in child and pregnancy studies in Tanzania.

Line's research focuses on determinants of cardiometabolic disease to improve prevention and treatment, and she especially focuses on vulnerable and understudied populations, where research is lacking. Her main expertise is epigenetic mechanisms, and cardiometabolic health and disease.

Please sign up in ClubRunner by 11/11. Free for members, guests must pay 375 DKK, Mobile Pay for guests is 1938AJ.

Khora is a virtual and augmented reality production studio which has established itself as one of Denmark's leading pioneers in the field of immersive technologies, demonstrating how virtual and extended reality can create tangible value across healthcare, education, architecture, culture and industry.  Read more at https://khora.com/

This will be an offsite visit to the studio.