Blog Investigating algae in the Arctic with enabling technology The Arctic white winter wonderland. Ocean is covered by sea ice where seals and polar bears live. The landscape is mesmerizing. Although it is always cold here, this part of the planet is subjected to strong seasonal changes. The most dramatic being light. Blog Contemporary fairy tales: narrating women academics through images Blog Books That Aren’t Books Blog Information, uncertainty, and cognitive biases: we’re all irrational in predictable ways Even while I was preparing for the field expedition to Svalbard, post-polar adventure and crashing back down to earth, other work carried on. In fact, while learning more about trust in big data for ocean decision-making, specifically the case of Calanus finmarchicus, I’ve talked to some interesting folks. Blog Pedagogical experiments in the musicological classroom Blog Genderhub: Gender research at NTNU Blog High temperature heat pumps will reduce CO2 emissions and lower energy use Some industries require temperatures of between 100 and 180 degrees. A high temperature heat pump is able to deliver this, so it has great commercial potential. Blog The joy of seeing something new emerging is great – Q&A with Erika Eiser Erika Eiser is a Professor at NTNU’s Department of Physics and a Principal Investigator at PoreLab. Here she talks to science writer Kelly Oakes about her research plans, why she chose NTNU, and what Chinese Century eggs have got to do with soft matter physics. Blog Genome editing finfish: What can we do, and what should we do?
