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Professor Eivind Valen
Eivind Valen is researching the data in our cells. (07.11.2022)
Eivind Valen is a professor of bioinformatics and is researching biological big data to understand the human body.
Energiinformatikk Lab, Energy informatics lab
Hva er energiinformatikk? (24.10.2022)
- Vi har merket stor etterspørsel fra både studenter og industrien.
Gruppebilde med CEDAS deltakere foran Solstrand Hotel & Bad
CEDAS Networking Event 2022 (20.09.2022)
On August 29th and 30th, CEDAS had invited more than 40 PhD students, researchers, teachers, and others in the field of Data Science to a retreat at Solstrand Hotel & Bad to discuss currently relevant topics in CEDAS research and education of data science.
Solstrand fjord view
CEDAS Networking Event 2022 (09.06.2022)
The Center for Data Science (CEDAS) is organizing a networking event, combining scientific sessions on foundational and applied data science with a teaching-related session, discussion groups, and social activities to further facilitate research collaboration among the center’s members (and beyond).
ScaleIT teamet
"The universities must react to the new skill levels of modern students" (10.05.2022)
Researchers and students have worked together towards a new centre to reshape how informatics is taught.
Inge Jonassen, portrett og NORAs logo
New Chair of the Board of AI Consortium (03.05.2022)
The University of Bergen's Inge Jonassen has been chosen as Chair of the Board of NORA - Norwegian Artificial Intelligence Research Consortium.
DLN research school courses spring 2022 (04.04.2022)
Have a look at our course portfolio for spring 2022!
Storms from space
Watching Storms from Space (03.03.2022)
This seminar will present some of the speakers' space-level AI research activities to assess storm-caused damage to infrastructure networks.
Data Science: The need for politics and creativity (17.02.2022)
Setting up data science institutions poses rather fundamental questions: What kind of institutions are we building? Who are we serving? What are the politics? In this talk I would like take stock of the larger context: a world lacking futures, fragmented academic disciplines, and the dystopian use of technology.
Bilde av Tom Fisk fra Pexels
The pulse of marine food chain models (08.02.2022)
It is essential to examine whether the mathematical description of marine food webs reflect the ecosystems they represent. A new proposal is integrating multiple mathematical disciplines and this requires collaboration on an international front.
VCF seminar 28 Jan 22
Exploration and analysis of large biomolecular datasets with spatio-temporal or multidimensional traits (14.01.2022)
The talk will be focusing mainly on spatio-temporal data such as molecular dynamics simulations which are unfavorably known to be hard to visualize. In addition, the speaker will touch upon other biochemical datasets where the “curse of dimensionality” poses the biggest visualization challenge.
guidance time
Guidance-Enriched Visual Analytics: Challenges and Opportunities (10.11.2021)
ICT PhD Forum
ICT PhD Forum (02.11.2021)
Welcome to the November edition of the ICT PhD Forum! This month's topic: Funding landscape for PhD students
Saket Saurabh
Prof. Saket Saurabh wins prestigious Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize (02.10.2021)
The SSB prizes are awarded to the top Indian scientists below 45 years of age for conducting outstanding research in science and technology.
Jeff Pan
Knowledge Graph: Exploring Reasoning and Learning (13.09.2021)
Funding
RCN Researcher Project calls 2022 (02.09.2021)
A Seminar on Post-Quantum Cryptography (30.08.2021)
Nikolay Stoyanov Kaleyski
One PhD – Nine articles for secure communication (29.08.2021)
A PhD requires a minimum of three peer reviewed articles, but occasionally someone goes above and beyond. Very rarely, however, does go as far as producing nine articles during their PhD fellowhip.

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