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The COAST Law Center will do research on legal issues related to the ocean, climate, and the green transition. The center was officially opened on October 28th at the Faculty of Law.
Kelly Solem-Young recently presented key aspects of her doctoral research project to the Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo.
How do we protect society’s digital lifelines from sabotage and manipulation, —and what does the law say about this? These were some of the key questions addressed by lawyers, researchers, and security experts at the conference 'The Hybrid Battlefield of Fibre Optic Communication Cables'.
Associate Professor Henrik Skar at the Faculty of Law believes that increased knowledge of tax law can contribute to a better legal framework and greater trust in society. Recently, the University of Bergen (UiB) hosted Europe’s largest congress for tax law scholars.
On Friday 13 June, the research group welcomed Professor Vibe Ulfbeck from CEPRI, University of Copenhagen.
On Wednesday 11 June, the Prime Minister announced that TRUST – the Norwegian Centre for Trustworthy AI – will be one of six new AI centres in Norway. TRUST is a large national consortium of research institutions and scholars, which, through transdisciplinary research, aims to ensure that Norway contributes at the forefront of developing and using responsible, inclusive, and robust AI systems.
Hybrid intelligence is the future, according to Professor Barbara Wasson. She will head the new research centre AI LEARN, which will conduct research on the interaction between human and artificial intelligence (AI) over the next five years.
The scientific kick-off workshop for the LEXplain project took place on May 22nd in the beautiful rooms of the IEA de Paris (Paris Institute for Advanced Study).
The Faculty of Law at the University of Bergen has established the COAST Law Center—a research center for climate, energy, and sustainability law, thematically focused on climate, the ocean, the marine environment, and maritime activities.
On December 12th, we held a research group day featuring presentations on various research projects.
Ole-Gunnar Nordhus has written his doctoral thesis on the Norwegian authorities' tort liability for human rights violations. He compares the research process to competing in a marathon, where the greatest reward is getting the opportunity to present his work in front of an audience.
University of Bergen professors Barbara Wasson and Jan-Ove Færstad are among the experts in the new committee that will provide advice on how artificial intelligence (AI) can benefit students, universities, colleges, and society.
This fall, Anna Nylund was awarded the prestigious Marcel Storme Chair. Over the past month, she has been on a research stay in Ghent, where she has had the opportunity to share her expertise.
We are very excited to announce that Linda Midtun is CENTENOL's new Postdoctoral Candidate. Her extensive knowledge and expertise in EU and EEA law will contribute greatly to CENTENOL's activities and research goals.
On March 3, Bergen hosted the NNELS (Nordic Network for European Legal Studies) conference, bringing together legal scholars and practitioners from across the Nordic region. The event, hosted by The Centre on the Europeanization of Norwegian Law, focused on Nordic contributions to EU law and addressed key challenges in teaching and compliance.
We are delighted to announce that Ómar Berg Rúnarsson has joined CENTENOL as a Ph.D. candidate. With his impressive academic background and experience in the field of law and EU/EEA law, we are confident that he will greatly contribute to CENTENOLs work and research agenda.
Berte-Elen Konow, Torhild Nordtveit and Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui have collaborated with Marta Santos Silva at the University of Minho thanks to the EEA Grants programme to advance sustainable solutions in emerging legal fields.

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