Who: Asta Audzijonyte, Nature Research Centre, Vilnius and University of Tasmania When: 10.15 Where: Stort auditorium, TM55 Asta is a researcher at the Nature Research Centre in Vilnius, Lithuania, and at University of Tasmania, Australia. https://discover.utas.edu.au/asta.audzijonyte
Category: BIO News
Greetings from the department 22.09.2023
Dear all, I hope that all who are involved in teaching this semester have had a good start and that planned activities run well. Together with Beate and Anne Marit, I am now working on the course budgets and other…
Islet cleanup day September 14th
Last Thursday (14,09) almost 50 amazing people traveled from BIO to Marinbiologisk station at Espeland. Everyone was putt to work collecting plastic and cutting away unwanted vegetation, with great effort from all participants we were able to rid the islets…
News from UiB.no: Renewal of The UNESCO Chair on Sustainable Heritage and Environmental Management
UiB’s UNESCO Chair on Sustainable Heritage and Environmental Management – Nature and Culture was recently up for renewal, and four new years were granted on September 18. Professor Inger Elisabeth Måren (Department of Biological Sciences) continues as the chair holder.…
New system for booking rooms via Outlook
This semester brings along an update to the meeting room booking system for the Faculty. The new system, which works through Outlook, is a general modernization that is put in place to make it easier for every employee to book…
Department council meeting Thursday September 28
Please be informed that the Department council will meet Thursday 28. september fra 0930-1130, at Store Puddefjorden, 5. et, TM53B The council meetings are open to anyone interested.
Representation and guests – regulations
Many of you have visiting guests from time to time, or are responsible for larger or smaller events. In this connection, we would like to remind you that there is a fairly clear and straightforward set of regulations relating to…
Wed 20 Sep. Master’s presentation, Emily Marie Christiansen
Studies of retinoid X receptors (Rxr) and the Rxr-signaling pathway in Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) using immunochemical and ex vivo approaches When: 10.00-10.30 Where: Inkubatoren (room 439C1), 4th floor Bioblokken, TM55
Fri 22. Sep. Master’s presentation, Lisa Hagevik
The effect of aerobic training on immune response in post-smolt Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) when infected by salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) in small-scale close containment system When: 12.15-13.45 Where: Knekken, 3. et, Bioblokken, TM55
Fri 22. Sep. PhD defense, Peng Yin
Decoding Springtime Oxidation in Postsmolt Atlantic Salmon: Implications for Redox Signaling and Growth Tid: 10.30-12.30 Sted: Lille auditorium, Høyteknologisenteret eller Zoom webinar: http://tinyurl.com/4ynwf6yn