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On January 17, dScience hosted a full day of engaging sessions as part of WEEK?¡ªCasting Light on Careers, designed to inspire and equip early career researchers. Held in the dScience lounge, this event brought together PhD candidates, postdocs, and researchers for valuable insights into career development.

The University of Oslo (UiO) is now accepting applications for the second call of DSTrain postdoctoral fellowships. Up to 18 positions are available for researchers in computational and natural sciences. The fellowships start in autumn 2025.

This 3-day workshop provides young to mid-level biotechnology researchers with the techniques and tools to effectively communicate their work in a poster presentation. It covers the basics of science communication, storytelling, and design principles. Throughout this combination of lectures, exercises, discussion and assignments, you will produce your own poster and pitch it to the group.

What is quantum technology, and what can it be used for? The government is strengthening research on quantum technology from 2025, along three main tracks: quantum computing and simulation, quantum sensors and measurements, and quantum communication. In this seminar, we will look at developments in quantum technology and what it could mean for science and society.

NORA partner UiB AI will be hosting the next Cutting EdgeAI seminar, which will take place in the University Assembly Hall in Bergen. The seminar will gather some of the foremost AI researchers in Norway, to discuss where we stand research wise, what areas Norway has the opportunity to make its mark in, and what will happen in the world of AI moving forward. Where will the cutting edge of research be within different branches of AI in five years? And does AI represent public interest, for example when it comes to democracy, labour, welfare, environment and culture?

The IEEE SSCI symposium on Artificial Life and Cooperative Intelligent Systems brings together researchers working on the emerging areas of Artificial Life and Complex Adaptive Systems, as well as Cooperative Intelligent Systems. The aim is to understand and synthesize life-like systems and to apply bio-inspired synthetic methods to other science/engineering disciplines, including Biology, Robotics, Social Sciences, among others.