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School student discovered a new species in Norway

How 10.000 Danes can help us tailor health care to each individual

The largest Danish study of its kind to date will help tailor treatment of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease to the individual.

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NIKU - Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research

Archaeologists have uncovered a long-lost medieval market town at Hamar

NINA - Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

Could a tunnel help wild reindeer in Norway?

Is there someone behind the screen? Researchers are divided on AI consciousness

No researcher seriously believes that AI is conscious yet. But they are deeply divided on whether it could be.

Why do some memories stick while others fade?

Research reveals how emotions are the ‘glue’ of our memory. Learn how emotionally charged events affect brain cells and preserve significant moments.

This sea spider can be found along Norwegian shores

Norway is Europe’s sixth most expensive country – here’s where it’s cheaper

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University of Agder

New trend: Those affected by a loved one's illness take centre stage in literature

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The Nansen Legacy: Uncovering the secrets of the Barents Sea

University of Oslo

These researchers want to turn CO2 into stone

Why do you get so hungry after swimming?

How does divorce affect adult children?

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Could these 7 burial mounds put Norway's Viking Age on the World Heritage List?

Leftovers from beer can be turned into cow feed, leather, milk, and heat

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Nofima The Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research

Salmon have 48 hours to defeat sea lice

University of Bergen

Three million years of history reveal how early humans learned, taught, and evolved

Oslo Metropolitan University

New report: Ukrainian refugees who stayed with private hosts integrated faster into Norwegian society

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"I make beads like the Vikings did – just with modern tools"

Five-year-olds in school have a higher risk of ADHD

Researcher's advice for getting people back to work after long-term sick leave

Forskerens råd for å få folk tilbake i jobb

How to save your plants from rain and drought

Peace Research Institute Oslo: Historically high level of conflict in the world

You can reuse potting soil for several years

Swimming with toxic sunscreen is not allowed here

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NILU

Summer in Central Europe: Drought and wildfires to be expected

Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

Do young people with immigrant parents have better health?

University of Oslo

Emojis fulfill a communicative need in us humans

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Stressed parents increase the risk of self-harm in adolescents

Why do we sleep at night and stay awake during the day?

The metre is 150 years old: Here lies Norway's copy

Warmest spring ever recorded in Eastern Norway

Researchers say it's essential for children to learn how to climb into boats and swim in cold water

Ancient plant fossils reveal seeds and pollen from the age of dinosaurs

Archaeologists awarded for preserving ancient artefacts from melting ice

Do Norwegian customers not feel Tesla shame?

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She thought they were going on holiday. Then her husband confiscated her and the children’s passports

Violence in close relationships does not stop at national borders. Perpetrators may exploit the family’s ties to another country to threaten and pressure family members.

People in the Nordic region are more satisfied with life in big cities than others in the EU

Are you young, female, well-educated, employed, and living in a big city in a rich EU country? Then you’re probably among those most satisfied with life.