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The Researchers' Zone

Opinions, blogs and popular science pieces written by researchers and scientists from or based in Norway.

The next big pandemic? Avian flu takes a worrying step closer to humans

The next big pandemic? Avian flu takes a worrying step closer to humans

How blockchain technology can effectively combat greenwashing

How blockchain technology can effectively combat greenwashing

Teachers lack authority. Could coaching be a solution?

Teachers lack authority. Could coaching be a solution?

Dating apps’ rhetoric for tapping your wallet

Dating apps’ rhetoric for tapping your wallet

Latest blog entries

Blog: Natural histories

Warm water is bad news for ancient species

Warm water is bad news for ancient species

Blog: Natural histories

Do pollutants harm birds’ sperm cells?

Do pollutants harm birds’ sperm cells?

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The Natural Histories Blog

Join researchers from the Natural History Museum in Oslo as they share findings, stories and anecdotes from their studies of the origins of our planet and the life it harbors.

The Nansen Legacy Project

The Nansen Legacy Project

Join 140 researchers in braving the ice, the cold, the dark and the polar bears of the arctic - as they search for knowledge about the rapidly changing climate and ecosystems in the Arctic.

The EU-blog

The EU-blog

What precisely is the EU’s contribution to global justice? Find cutting-edge research and competing perspectives to answer this question on the EU-blog.

A Taste of the Sea

A Taste of the Sea

Scientists from Nofima give you fresh and well preserved knowledge about seafood in their seafood-blog. Bon appétite!

The Heritage Blog

The Heritage Blog

Climate change and mass tourism threaten the world’s cultural heritage. So what to do about it? This and more, on the Heritage Blog.

The Right Now! Blog

The Right Now! Blog

Researchers from the Centre for Reseach on Extremism give you the latest on topics related to contemporary far right politics, subcultural trends, militancy, violence, and terrorism.

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Arctic sea-ice monitoring: from the Vikings to satellite observations

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Arctic sea-ice monitoring: from the Vikings to satellite observations

SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: The first Arctic sea-ice observations were documented by the Vikings, and later followed by the first polar explorers and sailors. Today, the IceBird programme is part of an international monitoring series, documenting the Arctic ice cover as it undergoes rapid changes due to climate warming.

What will happen if we succeed with artificial intelligence?

What will happen if we succeed with artificial intelligence?

OPINION: "We should expect that machines will take control," concluded Alan Turing in 1951. In this text, one of the world's leading AI researchers, Professor Stuart J. Russell, discusses the benefits and dangers of the research.

We need ambitions for an iconic Viking Age Museum

We need ambitions for an iconic Viking Age Museum

Offering products 'for him' or 'for her' is risky business

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Offering products 'for him' or 'for her' is risky business

Bacterial membrane satellites prove important testing ground for new antibiotics

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Bacterial membrane satellites prove important testing ground for new antibiotics

MRSA bacteria: The Sneaky and Sometimes Dangerous Tenant in Your Throat

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MRSA bacteria: The Sneaky and Sometimes Dangerous Tenant in Your Throat

What is happening to the Arctic sea ice in winter?

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What is happening to the Arctic sea ice in winter?

Is there something wrong with the prisons in Norway?

Is there something wrong with the prisons in Norway?

Does social media content creation impact the professional identity of preventive health professionals?

Does social media content creation impact the professional identity of preventive health professionals?

The Covid-19 pandemic has unveiled the pervasive dangers of autocratic responses to crises

The Covid-19 pandemic has unveiled the pervasive dangers of autocratic responses to crises

Embracing unity: How Scandinavia responded to combat Covid-19

Embracing unity: How Scandinavia responded to combat Covid-19

Rising concerns about marine health call for better knowledge of marine microbial communities

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Rising concerns about marine health call for better knowledge of marine microbial communities

Telemedicine: How new technologies can bring medical care to people in remote areas

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Telemedicine: How new technologies can bring medical care to people in remote areas

Three reasons why your sports watch cannot measure stress

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Three reasons why your sports watch cannot measure stress

We are not sure, says the researcher who has convinced many that ultra-processed food makes people fat and unhealthy

We are not sure, says the researcher who has convinced many that ultra-processed food makes people fat and unhealthy

Should all PhD candidates learn Norwegian? We are concerned

Summons 446 signatures: Should all PhD candidates learn Norwegian? We are concerned

Is long Covid completely normal, a new disease, or mass hysteria?

Is long Covid completely normal, a new disease, or mass hysteria?

Do you know why you choose the music you listen to?

Do you know why you choose the music you listen to?

Bacteria have a new mortal enemy: DNA

Bacteria have a new mortal enemy: DNA

World Soil Day emphasizes the increasing need to integrate soil and water research and management

World Soil Day emphasizes the increasing need to integrate soil and water research and management

Teaching is a profession in crisis

Teaching is a profession in crisis

Who should collect, manage and have access to data from the oceans?

Who should collect, manage and have access to data from the oceans?

A large Gross Domestic Product doesn’t necessarily lead to better lives

A large Gross Domestic Product doesn’t necessarily lead to better lives

Employees are using ChatGPT for advice, but is this a good thing?

Employees are using ChatGPT for advice, but is this a good thing?

The «plastic paradox»: Some clean-up technologies do more harm than good

The «plastic paradox»: Some clean-up technologies do more harm than good

The lack of women in IT and Information Security limits the potential talent pool

The lack of women in IT and Information Security limits the potential talent pool

How influencers pave the way for brands to reach potential customers

How influencers pave the way for brands to reach potential customers

Is it possible to secure grounds of quick clay in a sustainable manner?

Is it possible to secure grounds of quick clay in a sustainable manner?

The aluminium in your old car should be recycled into a new car, not something else

The aluminium in your old car should be recycled into a new car, not something else

The future of artificial intelligence in education

The future of artificial intelligence in education

How the office estranged and empowered queer women

How the office estranged and empowered queer women

What can we learn from a Swedish fashion brand to innovate for a sustainable future?

What can we learn from a Swedish fashion brand to innovate for a sustainable future?

Robots may help relieve a congested healthcare system

Robots may help relieve a congested healthcare system

Why do women leave academia after completing a PhD?

Why do women leave academia after completing a PhD?

Nine recommendations on risk communication during health crises

Nine recommendations on risk communication during health crises

Digitising our medieval heritage requires better search tools

Digitising our medieval heritage requires better search tools

How beneficial bacteria can help premature babies thrive

How beneficial bacteria can help premature babies thrive

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