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Water, Ice and the Origin of Life in the Universe (29.06.2009)
CGB will be taking an active role in an Astrobiology summer school addressing these issues 29 June-13 July 2009. Professor Nils-K氓re Birkeland will be one of the lecturers, lecturing on the "Genetics of thermophiles" and the "Molecular basis of the stability of biomoleculees in hot environments". Researcher Ida Helene Steen and research assistant Solveig Hoem are leading some of the lab courses... Read more
Peatlands and heavy metal release and storage (26.06.2009)
Guest researcher and mineralogist Beata Smieja-Kr贸l says that peatland is only interesting when it is polluted!
Cruising in the South Pacific (24.06.2009)
Professor Lise 脴vre氓s is participating in a research cruise in the Lau basin, east of Fiji, where scientists are investigating extreme organisms living around the hydrothermal vents found there.
Student exchange experience enriching on many levels (11.06.2009)
Knut Wiik Vollset had a six-month exchange in the US. He definitely recommends that other PhD students have an exchange experience.
Sponges as nutrient sources and sinks in the marine ecosystem (11.06.2009)
Written by Friederike Hoffman, Sars Centre. Sponges are major constitutes of coral reef and deep sea communities. They excrete high amounts of ammonium and, due to the activity of associated microorganisms, nitrite and nitrate; these are essential nutrients, and sponges are thus considered as important nutrient sources in the marine ecosystem.
鈥淚鈥檓 not really a very busy man鈥� says postdoc Saket Saurabh, with four...
Four papers at the same conference (11.06.2009)
With no less than four co-authored papers, postdoc Saket Saurabh at the Department of Informatics has set a new record in at the respected ICALP conference.
Ny mastergrad (19.05.2009)
IllustraVis09 - interdisciplinary gathering on illustrative visualization ...
IllustraVis09 (13.05.2009)
Welcome to IllustraVis09, an interdisciplinary gathering on illustrative visualization, 3rd and 4th of June 2009.
F脴H researchers fishing from a rowboat at Summer Seminar 2008
F脴H Summer Seminar (13.05.2009)
The F脴H research group held their annual summer seminar at Espegrend on 17-18 June 2009.
Using traits to build better ecosystem models (11.05.2009)
The marine microbial community contributes to almost 50% of the earth鈥檚 total carbon production and thus plays a major role in the ecology of our biosphere. But do we understand how it works? Can we predict how it will respond to changes such as those involved in climate change? Increased understanding of the earth鈥檚 geo- and bio-sphere, and its bio-geochemical cycles, particularly in marine... Read more
Female infidelity enhances male cooperation (11.05.2009)
BIO researcher, Sigrunn Eliassen proposes this as a new hypothesis to a long-standing conundrum in sexual selection theory. By offering an explanation to patterns in nature that have proven difficult to interpret, understand, and predict with existing theory, the FriBIO evaluators in 2008 clearly agreed with Eliassen that her work has the potential for significant impact.
MI 60th anniversary soccer match. The employees' team (MI UTD), top, and the...
The Maths Institute 60th anniversary soccer game (09.05.2009)
In occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Maths Institute in Bergen, master student challenged employees in a soccer match at M酶hlenpris on may 5th 2009. And the result was a surprise for many.
Snip, snap, snute 鈥� (05.05.2009)
Congratulations to Petra Rodewald who has just completed the first chapter of her research scientist adventure (her Masters) and has already lined up chapter two; a PhD position in Finland.
Siv Hovland Erstad (left) and Inger Nilsen, study advisors at Dept. of...
Flying Start for New Informatics Bachelor Programmes (27.04.2009)
Applicant counts from NUCAS (鈥楽amordna opptak鈥�) show a 81% increase in the number of applicants to the Department of Informatics, compared to last year.
Two master presentations 22.04.09 (22.04.2009)
Misha Gromov, winner of the Abel Prize 2009
Abel prize 2009 awarded to Misha Gromov (27.03.2009)
The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters has decided to award the Abel Prize for 2009 to the Russian-French mathematician Mikhail Leonidovich Gromov (65) for 鈥渉is revolutionary contributions to geometry鈥�.
10 years of EU activities in Women in Science - and beyond (12.03.2009)
Changing research landscapes to make the most of human potential
Discovering new worlds on Earth (03.03.2009)
In 2000 during an oceanographic cruise a group of researchers stumbled upon a unique discovery 鈥� a completely new kind of hydrothermal vent field.

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