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Propellers that rotate in opposite directions can be good news for large ships

Researcher: Local government was key to managing the pandemic

The law protects the students. What about the teachers?

Queer opera singers: “I was too feminine, too ‘gay.’ I heard that on opera stages in both Asia and Europe”

Why are pregnant women in Norway so worried?

"Norwegians practice a friendship version of a ‘one-night stand'"

Putin’s dream of the perfect family

Politics on Facebook: Populist parties choose divisive issues on purpose

Researcher: Politicians fuel conflicts, but fail to quell them

How international standards are transforming the world

Cooperation between countries on sensitive issues is becoming increasingly difficult. International standards may be the solution.

Red algae grown in wastewater from fish-farming facilities could become sustainable salmon feed

How can Norway produce more food, clean wastewater, and create new jobs?

Social media is connected to cyberbullying – but not how we thought

Those who are most active on social media are also more likely to experience cyberbullying. But it's not quite that simple either.

This researcher has helped more economics students pass their maths exams

“We may indeed be entering a turning point for nature”

A researcher has listened to 480 versions of Hitler's favourite music. This is what he found

New study: Even brand-new apartments in cities can have poor indoor air quality