Our group went in the beginning of September on a three day social retreat to the beautiful city in southern Norway, namely Kristiansand. The purpose of this tr... Read more.
One of the best things with being a PhD-student at the Natural History Museum is the chance to do fieldwork. Most of our group members are doing fieldwork regul... Read more.
This month at the blog, we wish to present Hydroza, which is a class found within phylum Cnidaria. This lesser-known taxa is perhaps more known than thought, as... Read more.
Here at our blog, we will keep writing posts about our current projects, but we’ll also start a new blog series; group of the month. To kick start the new yea... Read more.
By Vetle Løveng Since last year’s entry, I have yet to come to a conclusion on the origin of the Islandic beetle-fauna. All the collecting and lab work is do... Read more.
An essential aspect of doing research and working as a scientist is to communicate to the larger public interesting and important results. Outreach to the publi... Read more.
A year has passed since the last update on my project related to the Aegialites-beetles. Throughout the year, the project has moved slowly forward with some min... Read more.