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5 days ago · Camilla Lorange Lindberg is a researcher at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). (Photo: Atle Gunnar Helland) A beetle that spends its life on a single flower is rare. Even more peculiar is that this beetle is only found in a few locations where the dragonhead grows.
4 days ago · The researchers found that the top ten centimetres alone store 814 million tonnes of organic carbon, and that seabed sediments are filled with six million tonnes per year. “This corresponds to 22 million tonnes of CO 2 equivalents per year, or about 45 per cent of Norway's emissions,” he says.
4 days ago · The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has developed a patented mixing technology for aquafeeds, IsDeCa® Batch Mixer. The main goal of this technology is to add over 30% of the liquid ingredients based on the fat and proteins, with a technology that is 30% cheaper than twin-shaft paddle mixers, that produces a coefficient of variation (CV) of less than 4.5% in the lab scale and industrial scale relevant environment.
1 day ago · Norway's most urban and 3rd largest university. Visit the employer page The Faculty of Health Sciences , Department of Life Sciences and Health has a vacant three-year, fixed-term position as a PhD candidate in “Exercise and extracellular vesicles”.
6 days ago · 4 Department of Marine and Fisheries Sciences, School of Biological Sciences, University of Ghana, Accra P.O. Box LG 25, Ghana; samaddo@ug.edu.gh 5 Department of Fisheries and Watershed Management, Faculty of Natural Resources, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi P.O. Box Up 1279, Ghana; reedziyie.frnr@knust.edu.gh
3 days ago · NIBIO is one of Norway's largest research institutes with approximately 750 employees. We contribute to food safety and security, sustainable resource management, innovation and value creation through research and knowledge production.
4 days ago · Over 30 mysterious children's graves uncovered in Norway. Archaeologists have discovered 40 circular stone formations during an excavation in southeastern Norway. All have cremated bone remains in the centre, mostly from children. Mette Estep / NTB Norwegian News Agency.
