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Note 5: The Difference Between Personal Data and Anonymous Data

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NMBU-prosjekt om datadeling for å bekjempe økonomisk kriminalitet valgt ut av Finanstilsynet

Et samarbeidsprosjekt mellom BN Bank, Skatteforsk ved NMBU Handelshøyskolen og Skatteetaten er blant fem prosjekter om datadeling for å bekjempe økonomisk kriminalitet som Finanstilsynet nå satser spe…

February 28th – Signe Bråtelund (BIOVIT)

PhD degree – Trial Lecture and Public DefenceSigne Bråtelund, Faculty of Biosciences (BIOVIT) will defend her PhD thesis “Exploring the genetic basis for improvement of sugar kelp (Saccharina latissim…

28 February - Tirza Moerman (MINA)

Tirza Moerman (Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management (MINA)) will defend her PhD thesis " "Environmental effects on the free-living stages of parasitic nematodes – Insights…

26 February – Hendrik Winzer (HH)

Hendrik Winzer, School of Economics and Business (HH), will defend his PhD thesis "Crisis management in hospitals –an operations management perspective Learnings from the Covid-19 pandemic in Norway" …

Crisis management in hospitals –an operations management perspective: Learnings from the Covid-19 pandemic in Norway

How did hospitals manage the enormous challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic? Hendrik Winzer's Doctoral Thesis explores hospital operational performance and capacity limitations, and develops a decis…

27 Feb - Vetle Skjold (BIOVIT)

Trial lecture and public defenseVetle Skjold, Faculty of Biosciences (BIOVIT) will defend his PhD thesis “Sexual maturation, metabolism, and growth in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L.): Effects of phot…

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Functional feed protein makes young salmon more robust

Smoltification and transfer to sea is a demanding period for a young salmon. However, a moderate amount of the fungal protein product Pekilo in the feed boosts the immune system and makes the young sa…

Farmers in the Kigezi Highlands of Uganda use small tea plantations and wood lots to diversify their livelihoods in the face of climate change effects.

Climate change in African mountains has much more impact than we thought

Immediate action is needed to help people adapt to the changing conditions and protect these biodiversity hotspots, urges new Nature-published study.

February 21st – Akhil Reddy Pashapu (BIOVIT)

PhD degree – Trial Lecture and Public DefenceAkhil Reddy Pashapu, Faculty of Biosciences (BIOVIT) will defend his PhD thesis “Investigations of frost and ice cover tolerance and genetic changes over t…