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Gemini magazine
A flounder in fizzy water
Gemini Autumn 2011 edition
What can immersing a flounder in carbonated water tell us about storing CO2 under the ocean? NTNU researchers have the answer.
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Learn Norwegian
Want to get a jump start on learning Norwegian? NTNU's Department of Language and Communication Studies has developed Norwegian on the Web (NoW), an Internet-based all-in-one beginner Norwegian course.
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Museum
NTNU's Museum of Natural History and Archaeology was selected as Norway's Museum of the Year in 2010. The museum develops and operates a number of Norway's oldest and largest natural and cultural history collections.
NTNU News
Unique runestone made world heritage
(08.02.2012) A unique runestone, mentioning "Norway" for the first time in the country and dating Christianity's formation, has been named part of world heritage.
Warmer climate, less cold-loving mountain vegetation
(08.01.2012) Researchers from 13 countries report clear and statistically significant evidence of a continent-wide warming effect on mountain plant communities in a new article in Nature Climate Change.
