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The Incredible True Tale of "The Queen Of Neuroscience" and Her Nobel Prize
(19 Feb 2015) May-Britt Moser interviewed by the Huffington Post.
Trondheim, the North Star of Norway’s Indie Scene
(13 Feb 2015) We take the most recent issue of the Trondheim Calling festival as an opportunity to introduce you to this exciting city for music lovers.
Norway Needs Good Climate Laws
(10 Feb 2015) Norway needs its own climate laws, but these laws will only be effective if they are good. Bad climate policies may be worse than none at all, according to NTNU researchers and policy makers.
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Video: Moser and Moser about their research
NTNU neuroscientists May-Britt and Edvard Moser won the The 2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2014 for their pioneering work in the field of brain research.(Video from 2011).
Video: Winter in Trondheim
Curious about how how much winter there is in Trondheim? Watch the video above. For course related videos, presentations and glimpses from university life, check out NTNU´s open videos.
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