TUiB’s and the Plastic Network’s plastic cleanup campaign receives international attention. Recently this fine news article on this year’s cleanup campaign was published at United Nations Academic Impact site.
Have you published in a channel that is not registered in the Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals, Series and Publishers? Publications must be published in a publication channel that is approved on level 1 or 2 to be eligible for…
The Ministry of Climate and Environment invites you to a seminar on digital sequence information, and the significance this can have for Norwegian business. The target group for the seminar is business actors, civil society organizations, academia and public administration…
[Our translation/Google translate] It goes from lemon yellow, green to blood red. Now researchers have found the answer to why. – A somewhat amusing curiosity. Read the story with Gunnar Bratbak on nrk.no
[Our translation/Google translate] The Ministry of Climate and Environment invites you to a seminar on genetic information from nature, also called digital sequence information (DSI), on November 25 at 09:30. Digital sequence information is genetic information from plants and animals,…
[Our translation/Google translate] On behalf of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, the Norwegian Food Safety Authority is issuing a proposal for amendments to regulations of 17 June 2008 no. 822 on the operation of aquaculture facilities (the aquaculture…
[Our translation/Google translate] UiB organized the traditional plastic clean-up campaign for students and employees on September 25. Like last year, the location was Lisle Lyngøy, often referred to as “Plastic Island” outside Hellesøy. The day was filled with strong impressions…
By: Jarrod Cusens A new report has been released led by BIO researcher Alicia Donnellan Barraclough supported by a large international consortium including several other researchers at BIO including Inger Måren, Janne Thomsen and Jarrod Cusens. The report titled Accelerating…
She has contributed to two of the Nature Panel’s reports. Now Vigdis Vandvik will be the coordinating lead author of the UN climate report, the seventh in a row. Read more in this news article from the Bjernknes Centre for…
