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A new video from the EBV-MS research project is set to shed light on the role of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in multiple sclerosis (MS), offering a glimpse into the pioneering research efforts and the personal experiences of those involved. The EBV-MS project, funded by Horizon Europe and led by the University of Bergen, aims to unravel why only some people infected with EBV go on to develop MS... Read more
Researchers from the Greenness, Air Pollution and health (GAP) research group presented their work at the annual RHINE meeting, held in mid-May in Gothenburg.
The Gothenburg center of the Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE) study hosted this year’s annual meeting on 14–15 May 2025.
The 13th CCBIO Annual Symposium at Solstrand marks a shift in the strategy of the center, towards more focus on innovation and industry development.
The Pandemic Centre is excited to invite to the 3rd International Conference in Bergen
The Renal Research Group wins the prize of the best research environment in 2024
The Renal Research Group is organizing Bergen Meeting of Nephrology on May 8th 2025 at Haukeland University Hospital (B-302)
This is the newest part of our journey to design FabF inhibitors with the goal to develop new antibiotics. Here, we have used X-ray crystallography to discover hit compounds which subsequently were optimized using analogue searching, chemical space searching and manual design.
Honorary Doctor at UiB, Alberto Ascherio, receives the prize for his groundbreaking research on MS.
Did you know that poor oral health can be linked to diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and lung diseases? Professor Randi Bertelsen and PhD students Tuva Norderud Jensen and Anders Røsland recently participated in the Science Is Wonderful! festival in Belgium – an annual celebration of EU-funded research organized by the European Commission.
The medical doctor will explore how climate considerations can be integrated into healthcare governance.
In the bymag.nos article "Kampen for diagnose" (Norwegian article) ("The Fight for a Diagnosis"), the challenges many patients face within the healthcare system are highlighted. Hildur Skuladottir, project leader for lipedema research at Haraldsplass, describes the lack of a diagnostic code as problematic, leading to patients not receiving the necessary help from the healthcare system.
On Saturday, April 5, 2025, DRIV – Centre for Women’s Health Research was invited to present its work at the annual meeting of Norske Kvinners Sanitetsforening (NKS) Vestland at Hotel Terminus in Bergen. It was an inspiring day filled with engaged participants and meaningful discussions about women’s health.
Norwegian and International collaboration partners gather for the first annual meeting in the IP-future project.
Our group Biorecognition, along with collaborators in Madrid and Bilbao, Spain, has published a exciting new study by Mary Dayne S. Tai et al. in Nature Communications (link below).

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