Category: BIO News
Clarification of routines when receiving guests at BIO
We still get quite a few questions regarding which rules and routines apply when receiving guests – including trainees. We would therefore like to point out the following:
Student Poster Symposium at BIO – Autumn 2024 November 26th
Everyone is warmly welcome to the student poster symposium for the following BIO-courses: BIO300a Academic Writing MOL231 Project in Molecular Biology BIO299 Research Practice in Biology
Tue 26 Nov. MolBio seminar, Christian Grønås
A lipidome investigation of healthy vs Parkonson induced/DJ-1 KO Zebrafish using NMR and LC-MS 9.15-10.00 “The incubat”, room 439C1, 4th floor, Bioblokken, Høyteknologisenteret
Greetings from the Department – 14.11.2024
In the Molecular biology group, it has been an exciting semester and exam time is approaching. Our new course MOL220 (Techniques, model systems and current research topics in molecular biology) has gone well with 22 committed students, and they have…
Biobase – new website for BIO-coordinated SFI initiative
The Communication Divison and Faculty of Science and Technology recently published a website presenting the SFI-initiative Biobase, led by Ivar Rønnestad. The Biology Based Innovation Centre for Salmon Welfare and Survival (BioBase) initiative will investigate the biological constrains of Atlantic…
Thu 21. Nov. PhD mid-term presentation, Eline Rentier
Spatiotemporal reconstructions and connectivity modelling of alpine biomes during the late Quaternary 14.15-15.00 Seminar room K1, A-block, Biologen (TM53A)
Mon 25. Nov. PhD mid-term presentation, Mariana Vaz
Role of methionine in fish immune defences agains viral and parasite infection 10.15-11.00 Zoom webinar: https://tinyurl.com/bddtfjpn
Greetings from the Department – 08.11.2024
Wednesday this week, I was invited to a seminar with the Fisheries and Marine Biology Group. After lunch, 16 (!) presentations were given by various members of the group, covering topics ranging from the invasion of foreign species along our…
BIO is invaded by BIO100 students on Wednesday 13.11!
For the second year in a row, BIO100 has an in-depth exercise where the students will squeeze the Earth’s 4.6 billion-year long history onto a 15-metre-long paper sheet. For this exercise, we need to use most of the long corridors…