Norwegian scientists discover ”the missing link”

03/09/2009 //

The fossil is so well preserved that it is possible to distinguish the imprint of fur, and even the remains of gut contents. A team of scientists headed by Jørn Hurum of the Oslo Natural History Museum presented the fossil in New York. They believe that it is the earliest primate fossil ever found.

Master of geometry wins Abel Prize

On 19 May, the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters awarded the Abel Prize for 2009 to the Russian-born, French mathematician Mikhail Leonidovich Gromov. The award marked the end of three days of festivities in connection with the prize.

Norwegian Gender Researchers Lead International Project

Amidst tough competition, the Norwegian gender researchers received NOK 32 million (EUR 3,2 million) from the European Union. They will research how the modern women's movement has contributed, challenged and altered how women and men participate in society.

Norwegian scientists discover ”the missing link”

Master of geometry wins Abel Prize

Norwegian Gender Researchers Lead International Project

Royal Norwegian Embassy in Kampala