Blogs of the CEG research group

New year – new name; FEZ is now CEG

As written in our last blog of the advent calendar, we had many changes already last year with a new group leader and a new group webpage, which we is still develop further this year....

Door 22: De-extinction

When in 1990 the fascinating […]

December 22, 2023

Door 13: The diversity of tasks for a PhD-student at NHM

Today is the 13th of […]

December 13, 2023

Door 2: Mitochondrial genomes and why they are so great

The mitochondria is the organelle […]

December 2, 2023

The hidden invasion along the Norwegian coast

Last week Line Willersrud, a […]

October 15, 2023

The importance of the small stuff for science

Yesterday, we published an preprint […]

September 29, 2023

FEZ group retreat September 2023

Our group went in the […]

September 19, 2023

Teaching about sea squirts, worms and skeleton shrimps in Drøbak

As part of the ArtsDatabanken […]

September 3, 2023

On Pre-Prints, Publishing and Peer Review

Hallo readers, it’s James here […]

August 8, 2023

Writing a Review: Introducing Your Field

            A few weeks ago, […]

June 28, 2023

Internships – an exciting opportunity for a hands-on way into science

The curriculum of academic studies […]

June 15, 2023

Spring fun for FEZ!

To celebrate the wave of […]

May 15, 2023

The mitochondrial gene order of Annelida – extremely old, but still working

Mitochondria are the energy plant […]

April 23, 2023

Staphylinid beetles, 24 new genetic markers and new insights into their taxonomy – Jørgen’s defence

Yesterday, Jørgen Hansen Starholm defended […]

March 22, 2023

Tardigrades, Public Databases and Science From Your Settee

Last week, as part of […]

March 7, 2023

The FEZ seminar series 2022 – a review

Keeping up with the literature […]

January 24, 2023

Group of the month: Parergodrilidae (Annelida)

This month’s ”Group of the […]

January 1, 2023

Door 11: How can hybrid incompatibility collapse enlighten hypotheses about stasis?

Today, I would like to […]

December 11, 2022

Door 3: How stable can a genome be?

The answer to this question […]

December 3, 2022

Do we need to lobby more for invertebrate taxonomy and biodiversity?

Spiders, insects and even more […]

October 20, 2022