MN Researchers Secure Grants for Major Research Projects
Our researchers are doing very well in the competition for funding for new research projects from both the Research Council of Norway and the European Research Council (ERC). In addition, Earth and environmental science at UiO rank 3rd in Europe outside UK.
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Trust the Rocks! A fun geology day with workshops for the whole family during Forskningsdagene
Through experiments and play, researchers from the University of Oslo brought geoscience closer to visitors of all ages. The event took place at the Climate House, with several stations offering interactive activities and workshops. Many happy 3–6-year-olds enjoyed Trust the Rocks! that day!
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New bachelor’s degree to strengthen supply of critical technology skills
The programme Technology Systems: Science & Engineering will educate graduates capable of developing and understanding technology systems. UiO’s first English-taught bachelor’s degree will be offered from autumn 2027.
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Course and guidelines for use of AI at UiO
The IT Department is committed to good, safe, and responsible use of AI at UiO. Courses and two sets of guidelines for usage are now being launched. The IT Director recommends that all employees take the course and familiarize themselves with the guidelines.
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Million funding from FRIPRO for exploring Earth’s magnetic field and its significance for life
Researcher Leandro Gallo at the Centre for Planetary Habitability (PHAB), Department of Geosciences, University of Oslo, has received funding from the Research Council of Norway for an early-career project. The Polestar project will explore Earth’s magnetic field and how it has evolved over geological time.
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