Spin glass systems as lattices of disordered magnets with random interactions have important implications within the theory of magnetization and applications to a wide-range of hard combinatorial opti...

På oppdrag i Bengalbukta, redda forskarane to havskjelpadder.

Climate-driven changes in the Subarctic will directly impact capelin populations and the ecosystem they inhabit, including their predators, prey, and physical habitats. Consequently, incorporating eco...

- Vi ønsker ikke å ta livet av dyr med mindre vi må, sier Havforskningsinstituttet.

Success for party of the prime minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, despite increased support for rightwing Progress party

Genetic engineering of a yeast strain provides rare but essential pollen sterols for honeybee colonies.

Restrictions of atmospheric aerosol and precursor emissions in East Asia have contributed to the observed global surface warming acceleration since 2010, according to Earth System Model simulations is...

Som i filmfestivalen vanker det både ris og ros når den store havkonferansen går av stabelen på Frankrikes sørlige kyst. Godt da at Norge stiller med et sterkt lag.

Selv ikke et fullt vern av 30 prosent av verdens havområder vil være nok til å beskytte de største dyrene i havet, viser en ny internasjonal studie.

A groundbreaking global initiative, known as MegaMove, has brought together nearly 400 scientists from over 50 countries in an unprecedented effort to map the space use of more than 110 species of marine megafauna. This collective endeavor, harnessing decades of sophisticated animal tracking data, represents the most extensive attempt to date to identify critical habitats and migratory corridors that these iconic ocean giants depend upon.

A new Science paper maps global hotspots for marine megafauna & finds that planned increased protection will be insufficient to cover most areas

The recent Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) sets ambitious goals but no clear pathway for how zero loss of important biodiversity areas and halting human-induced extinction of thre...