News archive for Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

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EvoFish back in Taiwan (31.08.2016)

The temporary EvoFish outpost in Taiwan is active again, this time for a full year: I am now a guest professor at the National Taiwan University.

Our new article published in Cellular Signalling (30.08.2016)

Algorithms, Love and Adventure (29.08.2016)

Professor Michael Fellows loves mathematics, algorithms and computer science. The love resulted in not only ground-breaking research, but passion plays and true love.

Improving climate prediction (26.08.2016)

What will the earth’s climate be like in the future? Noel Keenlyside works hard to let us know.

SEEKING ELITE STATUS: The iEarth project seeks status as a Centre for Excellence in Education. iEarth students will perform science and field work at an early stage of their education, making them particularly attractive in the labour market. Photo: Joste

Revolutionizing earth science education (23.08.2016)

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.

Schematic image of Naa60 showing the main structural features of the monomeric and homodimeric forms of the enzyme

MBI –researchers reveal the molecular structure of an enzyme involved in organization of the cell. (17.08.2016)

Igneous intrusions (dark brown) intruded into Jurassic sedimentary rocks (beige to black) just after the opening of the Norwegian-Grenland Sea.

New open access publication about sub-volcanic plumbing systems (10.08.2016)