Vacant positions
Breath taking fish in Science
Novel discoveries report how a unique fish species has adapted to a hostile environment poisonous to most other organisms. The findings are published in Science.
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news
Back on track
UiB researchers have discovered cross-contaminated cell lines. This discovery has led to the retraction of an article in Cancer Research an a renewed debate on DNA testing of cell lines before publising.
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Reception for international students
A lot of information for the new students
Being a new student at the University of Bergen, having just arrived in Bergen and Norway, must be challenging. Or is it?
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News from På Høyden
Whistleblowing helps, but can cost
Employees that warn about blameworthy working conditions think that whistle-blowing has an effect. But at the same time they say that they have less job satisfaction afterwards and feel that they are bullied more often than other employees.
- Fredrik Villanger
Resource planner , BKK
Cand. Scient. (MSc) in meteorology, 1999
Calendar
Today
7. september
8. september
- 10.15 Public Defence: Hawa Nalwoga
- 10.30 Creating Knowledge VI
10. september
- 13.15 Foams for EOR
13. september
- 10.15 Kari Skjånes PhD Lecture
15. september
16. september
News
- Babies Born Past Term Associated With Increased Risk of Cerebral Palsy (02.09.2010)
- Whistleblowing helps, but can cost (02.09.2010)
- Guest researcher at BioMatLab (02.09.2010)
- Back on track (31.08.2010)
- Opening of Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in System Dynamics (30.08.2010)
- Shakespeare’s texts were a fashionable bible (30.08.2010)
- Always something new to find! (26.08.2010)