Educating planners for an uncertain futureLessons from the 20th AESOP Heads of Schools Meeting at NMBU
From Waste Gas to Green Energy: Biofilms Boost Biomethane EfficiencyNew doctoral research by Getachew Birhanu Abera shows that biofilm-based systems can make biological conversion of carbon dioxide to methane more efficient and resilient. The work offers new insights …
30 April - Wanxin Lai (KBM)PhD degree - Public Defence: Wanxin Lai, Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science (KBM) will defend her PhD thesis «Curves and Connections: From Network Inference to Host-Microbiome Integr…
29 April - Jenny Merkesvik (KBM)PhD degree - Public Defence: Jenny Merkesvik, Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science (KBM) will defend her PhD thesis «Multi-omic data analysis to unravel host-microbiome interactions sh…
Nature’s crises are interconnected – and so are the solutionsThe IPBES “Nexus Report” shows that biodiversity, water, food, health, and climate must be addressed together. Norwegian municipalities can play a key role.
Improved reconstruction of deep brain signals in EEGEEG measurements are essential for understanding brain activity, but traditional methods struggle to localize deep and weakly measurable signals. Through new mathematical approaches, it is possible to…
Natural gut flora gave mice better protection against intestinal diseaseWhen laboratory mice are given a gut flora similar to that of wild mice, their intestinal barrier becomes stronger and the risk of colitis is reduced, especially when combined with dietary fiber. This…
When older adults move to town centres, what changes in their everyday lives?Increasing numbers of older adults in Norway are moving from detached houses to more central urban areas. How do they experience this transition?
24 April - Signe Birkeland (KBM)PhD degree - Public Defence: Signe Birkeland, Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science (KBM) will defend her PhD thesis«Gut microbiome in naturalized mice: Effects on intestinal barrier, …
Forests as climate defence systemsNMBU researchers bring vital planning expertise to a national effort to understand how forests can protect communities from climate‑related hazards such as landslides and avalanches.
