By joining, you will not only gain a clear understanding of what is required, but also actively work on developing your own DMP in a supportive setting. Whether you are a PhD candidate, postdoctoral fellow, researcher, or faculty member, this is an opportunity to strengthen your project planning, ensure compliance, and improve the quality and reproducibility of your research data.
Kva rolle spelar nervane i utviklinga av kreft? Dette spørsmålet står sentralt i ei ny og spanande forskingssatsing ved CCBIO, nemleg nervestrukturen rundt kreftcellene.
Are you a research fellow and want to become an outstanding communicator? Registration for the Norwegian Championship in Research Communication is open.
We, the research advisors at MED, will hold a course on application writing for PhD candidates, June 2 and 5, 2026:
Through extensive fieldwork aboard several tankers, social anthropologist Marianna Betti has gained unique insight into the lives of those who live and work at sea.
A deep dive into biology may make it possible to predict which patients with chronic kidney disease will have a serious course and which will not. Associate Professor Øystein Solberg Eikrem at UiB is leading the research that could be a game-changer for patients with the disease "IgA nephropathy."
The new council, led by Ole F. Norheim, was established by the government under the Ministry of Health and Care Services and is intended to be a national arena for strategic and principled discussion of priority issues and long-term sustainability in the health and care sector.
The Research Days will be held from September 16th – September 27th, 2026. Register your interest in contributing to the research festival!
At home in her living room, guided on screen by physiotherapist Cecilie S. Hagemann, Gro G. Wang trained herself to endure cancer surgery and recover quickly afterward.
Through ten years as a Center for Excellence (CFE), CCBIO contributed to more precise treatments by researching the biological characteristics of cancer and the environment around cancer cells.
Charalampos Tzoulis, professor at the University of Bergen and senior consultant at the Department of Neurology, Haukeland University Hospital, has been awarded the Norwegian Brain Council's Research Prize 2026 for his outstanding research on Parkinson's disease and related brain diseases.
In the latter half of April, the fourth One Ocean Week will be held – a week of exciting and entertaining events about sustainable oceans in Bergen.
A new research environment is being formed at the University of Bergen: Quantum sensing allows researchers to analyze cells in new ways.
Nyquist's Endowment for Brain Research is now announcing project funding, with a deadline of May 1, 2026.
Imagine a friend meets you at the train station and shows you the way to his house. You have to find your way back yourself.
KG. Jebsen Centre for Myeloid Blood Cancer (CMYC) is pleased to invite you to an upcoming interactive workshop, Statistics in Clinical Trials, where clinicians, clinical researchers and statisticians come together to explore methods, share experiences, and enhance collaboration in designing and analyzing clinical research.
In the first week of November, Innovation Norway has for the past few years arranged a conference for contact between business and academia in Rio de Janeiro. The main focus of the conference is energy transition in a broad sense, and the aim is knowledge exchange between research institutions and companies in Brazil and Norway.
CCBIO invites you to this year's edition of the course CCBIO903 – Cancer research: Ethical, economic and social aspects, which focuses on ethical and societal issues in cancer research. The goal is to provide PhD candidates with tools for systematic reflection on their own and others' research, and to strengthen communication with patients, collaborators, ethics committees and application reviewers
The Norwegian Society of Immunology is pleased to invite you to the 51st annual meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Immunology (SSI), which will be held September 7–10, 2026 in Bergen. The conference brings together leading immunologists, researchers and clinicians from around the world to present new findings, strengthen collaboration and inspire the next generation of immunologists.
I am motivated by the thought that my work can ultimately contribute to a better health service, says new employee Milrey Alfarah at the Learning Unit.
The Faculty of Medicine's new honorary doctor, Anna Gloyn, became interested in her field when she had a fellow student who had type 1 diabetes. Now she is one of the leading stars in diabetes research.
The aim of the course is to provide participants with knowledge of the principles, theory and practical application of MRI. The theoretical part of the course will cover multimodal imaging and the theoretical aspects of MRI. Participants will receive practical training on the instrument in the practical part and learn about basic image analysis of MRI images. After the course, participants should be able to understand how to plan and perform MRI experiments on small animals.
Read more to register.
Mohn Centre for Regenerative Medicine (MRCRM) invites you to a conference at Solstrand on April 14–15, 2026. The program offers exciting presentations of groundbreaking research and clinical studies in regenerative medicine and wound healing.
at Alrek Health Center. The physician role is used as an introduction, but the topics concern everyone who works in structures where demands for efficiency meet the need for reflection.
Next week, K2 and the Mohn Center will be visited by two very strong researchers from the University of Lausanne. Both will be holding seminars on groundbreaking methods in genetics and precision medicine — including a Nature publication in which we are co-authors.
The Momentum program is a career development program for young, outstanding researchers at UiB. The program will be implemented for the eighth time in 2026-2027, and in this connection, 24 places are being announced for the program.
