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The 5th edition of the Michael Sars Symposium created a platform for computational and molecular biologists to connect and share their latest work.
Join us on June 4, 2026 at Media City Bergen for a day of exceptional talks. This year's event is co-organized by the Michael Sars Centre and the Computational Biology Unit at UiB, and will focus on 'Living systems in a variable ocean'.
There is ongoing work in the EU for a European strategy for AI in science. The University of Bergen has given five key inputs to the strategy process: 1) Trust and trustworthiness; 2) Cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration; 3) Strengthening AI competence in all disciplines; 4) Responsible data sharing and strong infrastructure; and 5) Providing long-term funding for basic AI... Les mer
Professors Martino Marisaldi and Fedor Fomin receive EU support for groundbreaking projects in algorithm theory and space physics. The grants will allow them to explore fundamental questions in their fields of research.
The University of Bergen is represented by four of the 19 finalists in the national competition to establish new AI centres. Discover the candidates here.
Vincent receives a new research project from the Research Council of Norway. Congratulations to Vincent.
CEDAS hosted a Data Science competition in the weekend of 31 January to 2 February 2025, this time together with Eviny!
The International Association of Cryptological Research (IACR) elected Vincent in 2019 and Claude in 2022 as IACR fellows for their contributions and services to the community.
According to the Study Barometer, those who study Data Security are among the university's most satisfied.
CEDAS hosted an event to bring together data science theorists and practitioners, 10 June 2024
Presentation of the Global Burden of Disease Study (GBD) that estimate disease burden for 204 countries and territories.
From August 7 - 11, 50+ data scientists from across Norway came together at the Joint CEDAS-NORBIS Summer School to discuss data science and its biomedical applications. The summer school featured keynotes, theoretical and practical sessions on Machine Learning, Statistics, and Visual Data Science.
Receiving a research grant is an important boost for your career. Not only are you provided with funding needed for further research activities, but it also shows that you are capable of creative and innovative thinking and that your research is of high quality.
CEDAS, the Center for Data Science at the University of Bergen, and NORBIS, the Norwegian Research School in Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, and Systems Biology, invite both starting and experienced data scientists to an exciting joint summer school on data science and its biomedical applications from 7-11 August 2023.
The Department for Mathematics has taken the liberty of making a comprehensive list over all statistics seminars for the Spring semester, 2023.
NORA Research School provides exchange opportunities for PhD students in AI related fields. Mariyam Khan just arrived at The Alan Turing Institute in London for a six-month research stay.

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