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MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 Webinar

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 – webinar for applicants, researchers, advisors The Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) provide around 1600 fellowships for postdoctoral positions annually. If you are considering a stay abroad as a postdoctoral fellow, or want to supervise an outstanding foreign researcher who will apply for an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship at a Norwegian institution, careful preparation is important to succeed in the competition. During this webinar you will receive information and tips related to the call for 2026. April 17 at 10:00–11:30.

CCBIO once again invites you to the popular seminar Scientific Writing and Communication, which will be held 19–20 May 2026 in Birkhaugsalen, Sentralblokka, Haukeland University Hospital. The seminar is part of CCBIO's research school (CCBIO908) and builds on the collaboration with Harvard.

Join us as the faculty gathers for this year's Faculty Day! There will be an award ceremony for the faculty's awards and Søren Falch awards, academic refreshments, and of course food, mingling, and great colleagues.

Time: 29 April at 08:45–12:00 Place: Auditorium, AHH

The Grieg Academy is in full swing this spring! After Easter, the students will present a wide range of exam repertoire and projects, spread over 12 concerts. The audience will experience Japanese shamisen, the premiere of a new work, chamber music, jazz and student compositions.

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:

How can you handle and share sensitive research data, in line with legal and ethical obligations?

CCBIO invites you to both the 14th CCBIO Annual Symposium (May 12–13) and the new OC-INSIGHTS symposium (May 10–11) at Solstrand. Register soon – places fill up quickly, and registration closes without notice.

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.

The University of Bergen is establishing UiB Kvante – Center for Quantum Technology in Bergen. The center is funded by UiB and the Trond Mohn Research Foundation, with a total budget of NOK 80 million over five years. The goal is to build an interdisciplinary center based on strong academic environments, which can develop quantum technology with direct impact on society.

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.

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Category: News

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 Webinar

CCBIO908: Seminar in Scientific Writing and Communication 19–20 May 2026

Faculty Day 2026 – Welcome!

Grieg Academy concerts in April

Register for the Researcher Grand Prix by April 30th.

Application writing for PhD candidates

Webinar: How to handle and share sensitive data?

Invitation: CCBIO's 14th Annual Symposium and 1st European Ovarian Cancer Research Symposium

The invisible work that keeps world trade going

Establishing the Center for Quantum Technology in Bergen

Øystein Eikrem is leading groundbreaking research on the kidneys. The answer may lie in AI technology.

BCEPS co-founder Ole F. Norheim heads new national council for prioritization and sustainability in health and care services