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Did you miss Gerard A Virgili's presentation on optimizing energy supply of a Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) to reduce the carbon footprint? Watch the presentation here!
Stine Jahnsen Guttormsen is joining the Research group for Climate, Energy and Environmental Law as a research assistant.
Halina Jagielska is joining the Faculty of Law as a research assistant during her Master studies in Krakow, Poland.
Philipp Wurl, LL.B. is visiting the Research group for Natural Resource Law, Environmental Law and Development Law as a research assistant.
Zoom-Webinar on the 7th of September 2 PM
Melanie Hack has published an article on legal responses in the EU and Norway to parenthood and caregiving in times of crisis.
Over the next 5 years, a large interdisciplinary project at UiB will advance the frontier of knowledge in artificial intelligence (AI), with a particular focus on reliable and ethical development in the field. The program is supported by the EU and aims to train 19 researchers from various disciplines to become the future leaders in AI research and technology.
Linda Gröning and Stephen Mathis participates at the 2023 Bergen Exchanges on Law & Social Transformation on August 17th.
This week, more than 70 PhD students from all over the world assemble in Bergen for the annual Bergen Summer Research Schools—for the first time since the pandemic.
During our lives, we are all involved in one or more legal disputes, such as when we disagree with the insurance company on the value of the damaged goods, with the landlord on the appropriate level of increase of the rent, or with the seller of a used item on whether it was in accordance with what was agreed. Although we resolve most of these disputes through negotiation, sometimes the... Read more
The Centre on the Europeanization of Norwegian Law (CENTENOL) was officially opened on Monday, May 22.
Did you miss Dhayalan Velauthapillai's BEL Lunch seminar presenting on research on nanomaterials for solar cells, Hydrogen and energy storage applications at Western Norway University of Applied Science? Watch it here!
The Faculty of Law receives approximately 21 million Norwegian kroner from the Research Council to establish the center CENTENOL. The center aims to enhance the knowledge about the relationship between European and Norwegian law.
CENTENOL´s managers will be supported by an advisory committee and a partner coordination group.
This page will be updated as the researchers associated with CENTENOL carry out activities.
CENTENOL is a national and international cooperative venture, based around a research hub located at the University of Bergen’s Faculty of Law.
The Faculty of Law, University of Bergen, offers a PhD position and a postdoctoral researcher position connected to the project ‘Life and Work in Balance: Legal responses to working life in times of change and crisis’ (LaW-BALANCE).
Do you want to take part in shaping the future? The Faculty of Law offers a PhD position and a postdoctor position. They are both connected to the project ‘Life and Work in Balance: Legal responses to working life in times of change and crisis’ (LaW-BALANCE).

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