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VR-Lab's publications highlights from the first half of 2023: Redefining Landscape Architecture with Lidar and NeRF technologie

The VR-Lab Research Group is contributing to the realm of digital landscape architecture with two new publications. These two articles, authored by Maximilian Schob, Luis Callejas, and Jörg Rekittke, …

Digital Twin Technology for Contested Landscapes

Exploring the Potential of Digital Twin Technology for Contested Landscapes: Insights from the First Global Workshop

A dream came true

Trust at the airport and cars stopping at zebra crossings: Jane Lakot describes her culture shock as she arrives in Norway for her Master studies at NMBU.

VR-Lab Celebrates Innovation and Exploration at the NMBU Summer Event

The VR-Lab participated in the NMBU Summer Event with a stand showcasing our cutting-edge research projects

Campus Ås med tårnet på Tårnbygningen i forgrunnen.

Navigating Norway: A journey of exploration and growth

Denniz Asingwire shares the highlights of her Master studies at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Tivoli Building, home to Noragric at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences

My experience at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Justine Mawadri reports on his experience of travelling to Norway from Uganda to work on his Master's degree under the NORPART programme.

Mural in Bogota depicting the relationship between mining and conflict in Colombia.

NMBU research group given world class status

Rights, Accountability and Power in Development, a research group at NMBU, received top ranking from the Research Council of Norway and the Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education.

How do we improve learning in urban development?

SITRAP event at Oslo Urban Week. With former national football player Erik Thorstvedt, actor Camilla Frey, former army chief Robert Mood, jazz musician Bugge Wesseltoft, and many more.

A workshop with the student-run venture, Urban Lab NMBU, which is supported by SITRAP. From left: Alecsander Agnæs Skråning, Veslemøy Vårlid, Sina Andrine Hareide Killi and Amira Nasr El-Din.

NMBU gets its first Centre for Excellence in Education

The centre will meet the need for increased capacity and expertise in spatial planning and will work with how higher education can respond to the UN's sustainability goals.

The way we evaluate nature is causing nature- and climate crisis

Many countries have committed to protecting nature and stop global warming. This goal is, however, unachievable if we continue to evaluate nature as we do now, concludes a new study in Nature.