Using advanced technologies, a team of scientists led by Pawel Burkhardt from the Michael Sars Centre, University of Bergen and Maike Kittelmann from Oxford Brookes University, have revealed the nervous system connectivity of ctenophores, one of the most …
By Åshild NylundPublished: 13.04.2023 Over the last decade, we have seen significant technological breakthroughs in AI and it has become a natural part of research, education, and work. However, for AI to gain broad acceptance in society, it is crucial …
On Saturday 15 April tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl returns to Bergen and this marks the start of the first annual One Ocean Week. The city centre of Bergen will be one big festival of ocean related events. This page shows the University of Bergen's …
This One Ocean Week high-level event looks at a complex global set of challenges for the future of the ocean: How can we best manage marine genetic resources (MGR) and their potential for the emerging blue-green economy? How can we successfully harvest the …
By Melanie BurfordPublished: 04.04.2023 The first brains in the world of animals marked a decisive step in evolution. Living beings could now process information and identify opportunities as well as dangers. But how did the first brains evolve and what …
By Sverre Ole DrønenPublished: 27.03.2023 The University of Bergen side event “Our Water World: on the frontlines of water access and governance” at the UN 2023 Water Conference (UNWC23) proved so popular people had to be turned away at the doors. In the …
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