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"Her sjekker de hvordan torsk reagerer på miljøgifter" - story from Tekfisk, a web portal of Fiskeribladet AS

"Environmental contaminants in cod at old waste site" - story from local newspaper (Bergens Tidene)

The dCod project at Arendalsuka 2018

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Our study at Kollevåg featured at forskning.no

The Kollevåg bay area was previously used as a waste site for the city of Bergen. Last year, the dCod 1.0 project held caged cod there to study the effects of the old contaminants. This article describing the study and the results was posted at the largest website for Norwegian science communication...

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Whiteboard Talk on Mathematical Modeling

Mathematician Shirin Fallahi, PhD student at the Dept. of Mathematics, University of Bergen, explains how you can develop a simple mathematical model to simulate and predict a biological phenomenon. Her example: Modeling the rate of saturation of an enzyme for different concentrations

Inge Jonassen, leiar i CBU.

Interview with Prof. Inge Jonassen

Who is Inge Jonassen, professor in bioinformatics at UiB and leader of the bioinformatic work package of the project? What is his background, and what is new to him when working in the dCod project?

"The scientist explains" at forskning.no

Forskning.no, a norwegian website sharing national and international research, published a "the scientist explains" post that we have written about a missing gene of the Atlantic cod's chemical defense system

dCod 360

Atlantic cod liver reveals marine pollution

Visit the dCod-lab in a 360 film above. Have a look while we explain why atlantic cod liver is important for science.

30.09.2019