Expectations of COP26Two of our researchers are lead authors in the forthcoming UN climate report. A third NMBU researcher helped to quality assure the previous report and a fourth is an expert on international climate ne…
How does upbringing affect your likelihood of developing obesity and cardiovascular disease?New study shows that the parents, aunts and uncles of overweight young adults have a greater risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. Is this the result of nature or nurture?
NMBU to lead new PhD school on the green shift and energy transitionNew research school to strengthen the societal relevance of doctoral education by addressing the social and environmental controversies of transitioning to a low carbon society.
Publications 2023Latest academic journal articles, books and book chapters from NMBU's Faculty of Landscape and Society.
PhD course: Extraction EthnographiesExtraction Ethnographies is the result of a collaboration between the Department of International Environment and Development Studies at NMBU and the TIK Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture …
2 NMBU professors selected for UN Climate PanelNoragric's Tor A. Benjaminsen and Siri Eriksen are selected to work on the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s next assessment report.
Working towards peace and food security in MaliPeace process delegation from Mali visit NMBU to get acquainted with the university's innovative work towards combatting insecurity - particularly food shortage - in the country
NMBU professor on list of highly cited researchersNMBU’s professor Douglas Sheil features on a new list of Highly Cited Researchers. Sheil is an ecologist with more than twenty years of research experience on tropical forest ecology.
Traditional architecture gives better sense of well-being than contemporary glass and steel buildingsDet viser en fersk studie hvor forskerne har tatt i bruk siste skrik innen virtuell virkelighets-teknologi (VR).
Scientists are concerned about the spread of the coronavirus in AfricaMangel på rent vann og såpe, svake helsesystemer og stor fattigdom gjør at mange afrikanske land er dårlig stilt i møte med koronaviruset, som er i rask spredning på kontinentet.
