We just published a new chronic article in forskersonen.no (in Norwegian only). In this chronic I discussed the energy crisis we currently experience in Europe and the impact it should have on light pollution in Norway. While light pollution affect… Read More »Chronic on light pollution in forskersonen.no
Together with Guro Sandvick from CIGENE and my two students Royan Muhammad Rahmad and Lauren Closs, we went to the join congress between the International Society for Fish Endocrinology (ISFE) and the European Society for Comparative Endocrinology (CECE). This event… Read More »We were at the ISFE/CECE2022 conference in Faro – Portugal
This month we published a new review article in the journal Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology (from Elsevier, Impact Factor 9,6). This review is entitled “Pituitary multi-hormone cells in mammals and fish: history, origin, and roles“. Abstract: The vertebrate pituitary is a… Read More »New review article published
I recently became a member of the executive office for the International Society for fish Endocrinology (ISFE) and will be in charge of the communication of the society. I will work with its President Dr. Vance Trudeau, its Vice-President Dr.… Read More »NOW Member of the ISFE executive office
In one of the pictures we have taken during our sampling to illustrate light pollution at night in the Oslo fjord, a company has recognized itself. This company has taken contact with our university (NMBU) and informed us that from… Read More »Our research has an impact already
Following a publication made by our University, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, about our work on the effect of light pollution on fish in Oslo fjord and Akerselva (the river in Oslo), several medias have published an article on their… Read More »Several newspapers on our research work
Today, we got the pleasure to hear on the radio and to watch on the TV news, a short presentation (in Norwegian) of one of the research project we have recently began at NMBU. This was broadcasted on NRK, the… Read More »on the Norwegian NRK radio and TV
Kristine von Krogh, a PhD candidate in our laboratory has defended her thesis the 22th January 2021 after 11 years of laborious work. She has now obtained her grade after two excellent presentations, including a lecture on a specific topic… Read More »Video on the Pros and cons of genetically modified fish in aquaculture made in our lab
Together with other members of our group and from important collaborators, Prof. Dianne Baker and Prof. Trude Haug, we just published a review article entitled Gonadotrope Plasticity at Cellular, Population and Structural Levels: A Comparison Between Fishes and Mammals in… Read More »New review artiCle on Pituitary plasticity in fish and mammals