Category: Research

CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposium: First gathering of the year on 10 March

CCBIO invites you to the first Junior Scientist Symposium of the year, which will take place on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM in Nucleus, the main hall in Eitri (9th floor), Haukeland University Hospital. The symposium brings together young researchers from various fields and provides opportunities for professional enrichment, interdisciplinary discussions and networking.

Austin Rayford is the new innovation consultant at the faculty.

Ausitn is mapping research themes across the faculty based on PhD project titles and exploring the innovation potential within these projects, with the aim of identifying 5–6 candidates and their supervisor teams for further follow up.
If you see innovation potential in your project, you can contact him by email: austin.rayford@uib.no

Kristoffer Lidén: Peace research on the warpath?

The Research Council has established a "portfolio" for "defense capability, national security and preparedness." All research in this field must be made relevant to "total defense." 

Lidén introduces how peace research relates to security policy today.

is a senior researcher at PRIO, focusing on political philosophy and ethics. He is leading a new project on the ethical basis of national emergency preparedness policy.

Christie Conference 2026

The Christie Conference 2026 invites you to inspiring conversations between key voices from politics, research and society. Find the program here.

Funding for pancreatic cancer research

Are you interested in pancreatic cancer and need money to research the disease? This year's application round from the Elin and Roald Nystad gift account for pancreatic cancer research is now open with a deadline of April 15

Nå ut med forskningen din i media

Lær hvordan du kan forme forskningen din til en engasjerende fortelling – og formidle den med klarhet og gjennomslagskraft. I dette kurset vil du lære om mediekontakt og effektiv forskningskommunikasjon. Du får praktiske råd om hvordan du kan engasjere journalister…

Cancer research saves lives

Today, 3 out of 4 people survive cancer. That's twice as many as 50 years ago. Read about recent research breakthroughs and learn what it means for people affected by cancer.

Do you want to contribute to new advances?

Vi støtter kreftforskning fordi vi vet det nytter. 3 av 4 overlever kreft i dag. Det er dobbelt så mange som for 50 år siden. Men vi er ikke i mål. Mer forskning må til. Sammen skaper vi håp. Støtt via gaveskjema eller vipps til 2277. Se også støttemuligheter for bedrifter.