The drones of oil
Geologists in Norway are using flying drones with cameras to hunt for oil.
Cruise tourists spend less
More and more cruise ships visit the fjords of Western Norway. But cruise tourists only spend a fraction of what other tourists spend.
Arctic research on the rise
With an increased interest in the natural resources of the Arctic, geologists are increasingly drawn to research on the archipelago of Svalbard.
Olsen voted new UiB rector
Professor Dag Rune Olsen will be the new rector at the University of Bergen from 1 August 2013.
An animal to feed your Eco-car
The marine animal tunicate can be used both as biofuel and fish food, according to prize-winning research at UiB and Uni Research.
Oil trouble in North Dakota
Major oil discoveries in North Dakota are creating problems in the sparsely populated American state. Now a UiB project formulates solutions to the problems.
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THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
Fresh funds for assembly hall
Norway’s revised national budget includes funding for the new assembly hall at the University of Bergen. – This is an historic day for all of Western Norway, says Rector Sigmund Grønmo.
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ECONOMICSEarly retirement scheme triggers disability benefits
– The reason many spouses of early retirees apply for disability pensions is probably that the couples want to spend more time together, says Professor Kjell Vaage.
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INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONCapacity building in Ethiopia
Rector Sigmund Grønmo signed a new collaboration agreement with the Armauer Hansen Research Institute and bolstered relations with Addis Ababa University on a visit to the Ethiopian capital.
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INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION
Celebrating 25 years together
A delegation from UiB headed by Rector Sigmund Grønmo visited Makerere University to celebrate 25 years of collaboration between the two universities.
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MEDICINESurviving pandemics
So far, the tobacco plant has done more harm than good. But in the future, the plant may be used as part of a life-saving vaccine.
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PSYCHOLOGY
When children are clients
Parents are both part of the solution and part of the problem when a child suffers from mental health problems.
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RESEARCH FUNDINGThe ethics of global health
A research project looking at how to achieve more equal health distribution on a global basis has received a grant from Worldwide Universities Network.
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RESEARCH FUNDINGAcademia: a brake on UN development goals
Creating transdisciplinary dialogue between academia and experts from outside will help in the work to achieve the United Nation’s millennium development goals.
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PHILOSOPHYOn the mental catwalk
When the diagnostic thresholds are lowered, being normal ends up being as unachievable as the supermodel on the catwalk, according to Lars Fredrik Svendsen, who is a professor of philosophy at the University of Bergen.
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CENTRES OF EXCELLENCESolving schizophrenia
A new research centre aims to find the causes for schizophrenia and bipolar disorders.
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HOLBERG PRIZE 2013Latour wins the Holberg Prize 2013
The French sociologist and anthropologist Bruno Latour is the winner of the Holberg Prize for 2013. Ingvild Almås from NHH’s Department of Economics wins the Nils Klim Prize for young researchers.
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CENTRES OF EXCELLENCESpace centre opening at UiB
Birkeland Centre for Space Science is one of UiB’s new Centres of Excellence. The centre opens on 7 March 2013.
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MARINE MOLECULAR BIOLOGYWhere does our head come from?
A research group at the Sars Centre in Bergen has shed new light on the evolutionary origin of the head.
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THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMNew museum director: Diversity creates knowledge
The University Museum of Bergen’s new director, Henrik von Achen, has a background in religious art. That may explain why he views the work of the University Museum as a trinity.
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