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Researchers from the University of Bergen participate in EU funded project to develop new technology for making journalists more creative.
“It is very hard for me to accept that people do not understand Mathematics. For me it is like they are saying they do not know how to read, says young researcher Sofia Tirabassi.
Language resources are becoming more accessible for researchers throughout Europe.
Professor Michael Fellows loves mathematics, algorithms and computer science. The love resulted in not only ground-breaking research, but passion plays and true love.
Studies show that protein from fish can improve the health of overweight and obese people. A group of Norwegian researchers want to find out why this is so
What will the earth’s climate be like in the future? Noel Keenlyside works hard to let us know.
"Our aim is to strengthen the academic environment for philosophical logic in Norway."
Criminals who are sentenced to prison are less prone to reoffend. They are also more likely to work. This is shown by a study led by researchers at the University of Bergen.
69 new doctorates were honoured in the University Aula on 26 August 2016.
The project iEarth aims to ally the biggest Norwegian actors in earth science education. The project is one of nine finalists competing for the status as Centre for Excellence in Education.
Daniel Lokshtanov has been awarded the prestigious Starting Grant from the European Research Council. He is currently the third researcher at the University of Bergen to hold such a grant.
The use of microbubbles nearly doubles the survival time of patients with pancreatic cancer, a new Norwegian clinical trial shows. This is the first time this technique is used to treat patients.
Researchers in Bergen have discovered mutations that may lead to new treatment against endometrial cancer within the uterus. The results are published in Nature Genetics.
The sun shone as 5,000 new students were welcomed to the University of Bergen in autumn 2016. Students from more than 100 countries are among the new faces.
The Norwegian Parliament founded the University of Bergen in 1946. The event will be marked at the semester start ceremony.
The University of Bergen is ranked among the 201 – 300 best universities of the world in this year’s Shanghai ranking.
Fast-breeding fish may be an important tool in the fight against malnourishment in the poorest parts of the world, a UN report concludes. Professor of Biology, Jeppe Kolding, is lead author of the study.
Climate change was less important for technological innovation among Stone Age humans than previously assumed.

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