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Department of Informatics

The Department of Informatics has about 40 permanent researchers and 50 PhD candidates/Postdocs who conduct research and education on a high international level. Moreover, the Department has about 200 Bachelor students and 70 Master students.

Research at the department is organized in the following research groups:

Contact us

Department office

Opening hours: 08:30-15:00

Tel.: (+47) 55 58 42 00
Fax: (+47) 55 58 41 99
E-mail: post@ii.uib.no

 

Mailing address

Department of Informatics,
University of Bergen,
P.O.Box 7803, N-5020 Bergen, Norway

 

Visiting address

Høgteknologisenteret, Thormøhlensgate 55, 
N-5008 Bergen, Norway

Where to find us

 

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Høyteknologisenteret om vinteren

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    Semesterstart

    Welcome to a new semester!

    The Department of Informatics warmly welcomes all new and previous students to a new semester. We hope everyone will have a fun and rich start of the semester.

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    - Best in Norway

    At the Department of Informatics in Bergen you can study together with some of the best ICT-researchers in Norway. According to the international expert committee which evaluated the ICT research in Norway on behalf of the Norwegian Research Council, the Department of Informatics in Bergen is the best in the country.

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    Saket Saurabh har fått ERC Strating Grant, og skal forska ved UiB.

    ERC Starting Grant to Saket Saurabh

    Saket Saurabh has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant of 13 million NOK. Saurabh will establish his group at the Department of Informatics, University of Bergen.

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    Lilya Budaghyan Awarded Artin Junior Prize

    The 2011 Emil Artin Junior Prize in Mathematics has been awarded to Lilya Budaghyan at the Department of Informatics.

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    The Elixir project at the Department of Informatics has been awarded 50 million.

    The bioinformatics platform Elixir.no developed by the Department of Informatics and led by Professor Inge Jonassen, has been awarded 50 million by the Norwegian Research Council.