It was the best of times; it was the worst of times… That is exactly how it feels attending three international conferences in the span of two weeks!
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A metal-eating bacteria might be important in the fight against multidrug-resistant bacteria. But how and why does the bacteria produce the antibiotics we need?
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BiotechnologyChemistryEnvironmentoil and gas
Utilizing bacteria for treating waste from Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) to remove CO2 is becoming an important technology to combat climate change. But how to get rid of the waste from the removal process? Bacteria might be the answer
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Have you ever listened to a presentation on a topic you really like, but still you got lost halfway? Or have you ever felt like an imposter at a conference, because you were not even able to even understand the introduction? Maybe it was not you; maybe we need to rethink the way presentations are given.
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Even the best research results are worth nothing if people don’t hear about them, or don’t understand what you are saying. Maybe it is time to revise the way we communicate science?
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During my PhD at NTNU, I have the opportunity to take courses from other universities to expand my knowledge and meet PhD students from other universities all around the globe. This means I can combine two of my passions: traveling and learning!
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Research on ice is a tricky business because of the complex scenarios and the difficult weather conditions that researchers encounter when gathering data.
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There has been an exponential interest and growth in home beer brewing over the lasts years, and more and more small-scale microbreweries are entering…