Lice Vault- Implementing a model organism for studying vault function and application as smart adjuvant for fish vaccination
10.15–11.00
K3/K4, Biologen, Thormøhlens gt 53B
6-7. Mar. SalmonCity – Students meet the seafood industry
Norwegian language
Vil du være en del av Norges største møteplass for studenter og sjømatnæringen? Da bør du være med på andréutgaven av SalmonCity den 6. og 7. mars 2023 på Kulturhuset i Bergen! SalmonCity er et arrangement som passer alle studieretninger, og en unik mulighet til å lære mer om Norges viktigste næring.
Mer info og påmelding her: https://www.salmoncity.no/
Man 13. Mar. bioCEED doble seminar with Elizabeth A. Canning (Washington State University) and Tore Ole Odden (UiO)
Thu 14. Mar. PhD trial lecture and defense, Anja Møgelvang
Foto: Colourbox
9.00-9.45 Prøveforelesning (Title tba)
11.00- PhD defense
Auditoriet, VilVite
15. Mar. PhD mid-term presentation Mats Bøgwald
Protist parasites of Norwegian mussles (Mytilus spp.) with emphasis on Marteilia sp.)
10.15-11.00
K3/K4, Biologen, Thormøhlens gt 53B
Fri 17. Mar. PhD mid-term presentation Endre Lygre
Developing a feeding protocol for grow-out Atlantic halibut based on growth, physicaological resonses to feeding frequensis
9.15-10.00
Rom 439C1 (“Inkubatoren”), 4et Bioblokken, Høyteknologisenteret
28-29 Mar. MatNat Teacher’s retreat
To all teachers at the faculty
For the second time, the Faculty and the Pedagogical Academy welcome you to the teacher’s retreat. The seminar will be held on 28 March at 12.30 – 17.00 and 29 March at 9.00-12.00. It will take place on campus at Ulrikke Pihls-hus and will therefore not include an overnight stay.
The theme is Student active learning forms, and the program will include plenary as well as parallel sessions.
Greetings from the Department 17.02.2023
The Biosphere is officially opened!
It is a day of joy for BIO’s students and BIO. Yesterday we opened the new study hall for all our students – “the Biosphere”, just across the hall from the canteen at Høyteknologisenteret, with about 40 places. The student organizations Biologisk fagutvalg (BFU), Helix and Linjeforeningen for fiskehelse og akvakultur will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the study hall, a task they have taken on head on. I hope that the students use the area diligently and that this helps to build Marineholmen as the academic home for all our students. Many thanks to all students and Beate and others who have pushed the process to a happy conclusion.
I remind you of the general assembly on Tuesday next week. At the meeting we will present the accounts for 2022 and the budget for 2023. Furthermore, we will provide information about ongoing processes related to teaching and our course portfolio. I am looking forward to it and hope for a good turnout.
All course-in-charges (emneansvarlige) have received a course-budgeting form earlier this week week. It is important that this is filled in for each individual course. The end product of this process will become an important tool for raising awareness of the resource input in our teaching and also for better cost control. I hope that all course-in-charges and others involved in our teaching take a thorough survey of the use of resources (both time and money) and that this will become a good mechanism for resource management in our teaching.
Many thanks to all of you who have made a great effort and sent applications to the NRC in recent weeks. BIO is the coordinator of 15 applications and a partner in 17. Our research activity is entirely dependent on external funding and we are crossing our fingers and toes that all these applications will pass the eye of the needle.
I wish you all a nice weekend.
Ørjan
Important changes to NRC FRIPRO:
The Ministry of Education has asked the Research Council to reduce the number of applications and to introduce measures that limit the use of resources by applicants and the Research Council. The target is 25% approval, and two important main measures are now being introduced for FRIPRO.
Call: Green Platform – Mandatory project outline
HFSP: New international possibilities for Norwegian researchers
Norway has become a member of the “Human Frontier Science Program Organization” (HFSPO) and Norwegian researchers can apply for the HFSP calls with deadlines in spring 2023.
Nominate a candidate for the 2023 Nordic Council Environment Prize
This year’s theme covers the entire life cycle of textiles, from the production of the raw material to the design, sale, and recycling.Photographer Nanna Navntoft / Ritzau Scanpix
The Nordic Council Environment Prize invites the public to nominate candidates for the prize. This year’s theme is the sustainable production and consumption of textiles.
Deadline: May 9th