Top 10 of 2024: Helium, a medieval gauntlet, and the oldest animals on Earth Here is the list of the most read articles on Science Norway during the last year.
New silver-technology can track biomarkers for diseases like cancer RNA-molecules’ behavior in cells can reveal early signs of serious diseases. The new technology makes RNA light up, allowing us to follow the life of the molecules.
Time for action! The hedgehog is at risk of becoming an endangered species COMMENTARY: The European hedgehog is now categorised as ‘Near Threatened’. Fortunately, garden owners can make a big difference for the small animals.
Over 10 million fish consumed within a few hours off the Norwegian coast. “It was enough to send chills down your spine”
Norwegian researchers with a new discovery: This thunderstorm bubbles and boils with radioactive radiation
How art unlocks the brain's secrets Fasten your seatbelt and get ready for a visual journey with neuroscientists and artists who painted the beauty of the brain. Through art, new truths can be unveiled about the brain.
Cancer-seeking 'missiles' may be the future weapon against breast cancer The pH around a tumor is often different from the rest of the body. We can use this to develop antibodies that work like cancer-seeking missiles.
Two myths about bacteria you should put away Bacterial cells are not necessarily as small as you might expect. We are now slightly closer to understanding how big bacterial cells can exist.
Soy is used in pizza, stews, chocolate icing, and vegetarian food. What's so special about this super bean?
All sperm whales off the Norwegian coasts are males. Their lives are far more interesting than we imagined
The seabed at a depth of 1,500 metres could be opened for possible mining. What's it like down there?
