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Norwegian gardens have gone from being full of fruits and berries to becoming flat lawns with trampolines and gas grills. “We have gardens that demand more, but give less back to nature,” says Professor Kyrre Kverndokk.
Team 'Wet Zero' from the University of Bergen, impressed with their creative ideas in The Sustainability Education Game 'Eyes of the future', by envisioning a sustainable Bergen in 2040.
Team 'Wet Zero', consisting of four students in Sustainability at UiB, won the Sustainability Game 2025, earning an all-expenses-paid train journey to the Climate Conference in Durham. Below is their travel letter.
What can the humanities contribute with in our understanding ofthe climate crisis?
In mid-June, PhD candidate Emil Perron participated with a presentation at the 18th International Conference on Philosophical Practice, this time in Zagreb, Croatia.
A new study from SapienCE reveals that early modern humans at Blombos Cave in South Africa used ochre as a specialized tool for stone toolmaking during the Middle Stone Age, demonstrating advanced technical skills far earlier than previously believed.
How did our ancestors learn to craft tools, control fire, paint on cave walls, and sail across vast oceans — and how were these skills passed down through generations?
Her passion for archaeology was sparked the first time she witnessed an active archaeological dig. This spring, Asia Alsgaard supervised the SapienCE excavations at Klipdrift Cave during fieldwork in South Africa.
The historic Håkonshallen in Bergen provided a fitting backdrop for the official launch of CODICUM, a six-year interdisciplinary research project funded by the prestigious ERC Synergy Grant. See the visual recap of the event at the top of the article.
Centre for Women's and Gender Research PhD, Sunniva Árja Tobiasen, has been on a research stay at the University of Westminster in London. Below is their travel letter.
Reiping Huang and colleagues applied CNA in the field of surgery and published their results in the world's most highly referenced surgery journal: Annals of Surgery. Their study explains the successful implementation of hospital enhanced recovery programs (ERPs) through unique configurations of contextual and implementation conditions.
"Curious Norway" visited the center to ask about us, our research and what digital narratives actually are.
Mathias Ambühl and Michael Baumgartner released version 4.0.0 of the cna R package on CRAN. Many new measures for sufficiency and necessity evaluation are now available for CNA model building.
Teachers' Day was once again organized at the University of Bergen. French research was presented by several employees of the French department, IF.
In December 2024, Nice, France, became a meeting place for researchers on the occasion of the research conference "Enjeux socio-environnementaux et territoires".
We are delighted to announce that Jason Nelson has been promoted to full Professor at the University of Bergen's Digital Culture department.

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