How selfish polysaccharide uptake by bacteria influence carbon cycling in aquatic environments? 10.15-11.00 Stort auditorium, Høyteknologisenteret
NRC Call: Top Researchers – Researcher Projects to Develop World Leading Research Communities
The purpose of this call is to fund curiosity-driven and bold research that can contribute to advancing the state-of-the-art. This call aims to give good, Norwegian research environments the opportunity to develop into being world-leading within their fields. The funds…
NRC – CALL: Call for Radical Research Ideas for Early Career Scientists is now open
The purpose of this call is to fund curiosity-driven and bold research that can contribute to advancing the state-of-the-art. This call is the first step in phased funding and is aimed at researchers who want to test particularly bold research…
HK-Dir, call: Funding for universal design 2025
[Our translation/Google translate] For 2025, HK-dir is setting aside NOK 2.5 million for projects on universal design at universities, university colleges and vocational schools. The maximum support amount is NOK 200,000 per application. The competence-building program on universal design is…
New Transnational Access (TNA) opportunity
The IRISCC Open Call is now open! Researchers can apply for sponsored access to Europe’s top infrastructures to tackle climate risks. We’re thrilled that BIO is part of this initiative, offering access to UiB Marine Biological Station at Espegrend to…
Pint of Science May 19-21 – BIO contributes
The science communication event Pint of Science takes place next week, from 19–21 May, and several of us from BIO will be presenting. Ragnhild Gya will be giving a talk on “Does being outdoor increase learning?” on 19 May. In…
Go Fund our Aquaria – Tuesday May 20th at Bioblokken!
Go Fund akvariene våre! Help us take care of the fish in our two large aquaria. Time and place: Tuesday 20. May, 11-13 3. floor, Bioblokken
Arctic Frontiers PhD Summer School 11-15 August 2025 – Application deadline May 26th 2025
Together with the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Arctic Frontiers is hosting a PhD summer school in Oslo from 11-15 of August, 2025. It is for PhD students in Norway, Sweden and Finland. It will focus on developing scenario analyses, risk and…