Ann Iren Solli

Ann Iren Solli is an Associate Professor and Study Program Director for the Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering at the Department of Medical Biology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. She is actively involved in teaching, curriculum development, and educational research, with a focus on practical training and student engagement in health sciences.

• University: UiT The Arctic University of Norway
• School: Faculty of Health Sciences
• Department: Department of Medical Biology
• Position: Associate Professor & Study Program Director
• Email: ann.i.solli@uit.no

Her research interests center on bioengineering education, medical biochemistry, laboratory management, and the integration of research into teaching. She emphasizes student co-creation, hands-on learning, and professional development in healthcare education.

Her recent publications show a shift from molecular biology (particularly MMP-2 in skeletal muscle) to educational innovation, including curriculum design, stress among students, and practical training models. The work reflects a strong commitment to improving bioengineering education through evidence-based pedagogy.

• Scientific Articles: 15+ recent works on education and biomedical research
• Key Themes: Bioengineering pedagogy, student mental health, research integration, MMP-2 biology

She supervises bachelor’s theses and leads core courses such as Medical Biochemistry and Pharmacology (MBI-2112) and Professional Practice and Laboratory Management (MBI-2111). Her collaborative projects suggest strong ties with academic staff and students in curriculum innovation. Although no specific grants or awards are listed, her active publication record indicates ongoing research and teaching development initiatives.