Apollon
Apollon
Research magazine from the University of Oslo
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Professor is excited about newly discovered plant fossils May 7, 2025
Professor was thrilled when he saw 80 to 100 million-year-old cone fossils. The fossils at the Natural History Museum at University of Oslo show seeds and pollen from the time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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Polar clouds create wrinkle in the climate models May 3, 2024
Scientists need to understand how microscopic water droplets and ice crystals form in clouds in order to predict what the climate will be like in the future.
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Abolishing female genital cutting step by step? Jan. 25, 2023
200 million women have been cut worldwide. Researchers investigate ways to eradicate the practice, including the role of less harmful types of circumcision.
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Rita Giacaman, Ramallah, West Bank: – Uncertainty and hopelessness spell poor health Aug. 23, 2019
Their internal wounds represent the greatest health problem for Palestinians. A life of uncertainty is the worst of them.
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A political game: Politicians benefit from weak climate agreements May 16, 2019
Politicians seeking re-elections may benefit from weak, ineffective climate agreements.
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Exhaust gas is to blame: Ground-level ozone is damaging crops Apr. 30, 2019
Exhaust gas emissions have doubled the amount of ground-level ozone. Vegetation is being destroyed. Food production is decreasing. Researchers now fear that the damage is greatest in the Arctic regions.
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The world HAS become more peaceful Feb. 15, 2019
Although the war in Syria is in its eighth year, statisticians have established that the world is becoming increasingly peaceful.
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Uncertain future for fraudsters Feb. 14, 2019
Fraudsters who cheat on their taxes, launder money or con insurance companies are facing uncertain times. New statistical methods are increasing the likelihood that they will be caught.
