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The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences is one of six faculties at the University of Bergen, and has around 2700 students. Teaching is offered at undergraduate and graduate (M.Sc. and Ph.D.) levels. The Faculty consists of 8 departments, which provide the foundations for its teaching and research activities

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The University of Bergen is located in Bergen, the second largest city in Norway.

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    Daniel Lokshtanov - young PhD candidate with recordbreaking number of papers.

    Thesis defence with recordbreaking number of papers

    Daniel Lokshtanov is only 25 years old, but has already published 22 scientific papers. On June 22 he will defend his PhD thesis - one year ahead of time!

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    - We don’t know enough about herbal medicine to be aware of the risks involved or the possible side effects – especially during pregnancy, says pharmacist Lone Holst.

    Ignorance regarding herbal medicine

    Expectant mothers who use herbal medicine are not given enough information with regard to dosage or possible side effects. This can cause complications for both mother and child.

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    Ndjaula disputerte nylig med avhandlingen ”Reproductive traits and variability of pelagic fish resources”, ved Institutt for biologi, UiB. Hun er opptatt av forvaltningen av høyt beskattede fiskearter. Namibia er Afrikas største fiskerinasjon, men landets satsing på turisme og oljeleting kan påvirke fiskeressursene.

    Hoping doctoral degree will inspire others

    Hilkka Ndjaula is the first person to have completed a doctoral degree through the long-standing academic collaboration on fisheries between UiB and Namibia. She hopes her degree will inspire her fellow countrymen and women to pursue research careers.

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    Informatikkstudenter på forelesning

    Flying Start for New Informatics Bachelor Programmes

    Applicant counts from NUCAS (‘Samordna opptak’) show a 81% increase in the number of applicants to the Department of Informatics, compared to last year.

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