Environmental concerns rarely stop cabin developmentEven when restrictions are enforced, they tend to determine where and how cabins are built, rather than whether expansion should continue at all.
How can we prove that robots are safe around people?The doctoral work of Atef Azaiez shows how mathematical verification can guide the design of farm robots and keep them safe in the field, with a fallback ready for the unexpected.
Insects influence how radioactivity moves through ecosystemsRadioactive caesium and strontium can remain in the environment for decades after a release. Jonas Lystrup Andresen’s PhD research shows that insects and other arthropods play a key role in how these …
Understanding and predicting the wind behind floating wind turbinesWhat happens to the wind behind a floating wind turbine when it moves with the waves? Haris Hameed Mian at NMBU has investigated these changes and developed faster ways to predict them.
How Grasses Reuse Evolution’s ToolkitFelix Hernandez Nohr’s doctoral research sheds light on how different species of temperate grasses repeatedly evolve similar adaptations. The work reveals unexpected genome structures, gene sharing be…
New modelling method could make pellet production more efficientProducing strong, high-quality pellets often depends on costly trial and error. Through her doctoral work, Prutha Nagaraja investigated how material properties and processing conditions influence pell…
From feather waste to valuable resourcesThe doctoral work of Clémentine Isembart demonstrates that microbial degradation offers a sustainable way to make use of feathers, an abundant but underused industrial by-product. Her research confirm…
Why does livestock breeding not run out of genetic variation?Olumide Victor Onabanjo’s doctoral research shows that artificial intelligence may help explain why genetic variation does not disappear after long-term selection.
When owls go to town, rat poison followsRat poisons spread further through ecosystems than intended, with urban-dwelling owls among the most heavily exposed predators.
Norwegian barley could become an important component of broiler dietsBy combining an appropriate barley cultivar, tailored NSP-degrading enzymes and intermittent feeding, Muhammad Ahmad’s PhD research demonstrates how Norwegian barley can be utilized to a much greater …
