The Arctic University Museum of Norway

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The Arctic University Museum of Norway

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9. jun.

Lecture with Prof. Alison Griffiths

9. jun.     10:15     Auditorium E0101, Breivika Hum Fak HSL     Tromsø    
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MS Polstjerna
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Illustrasjonsbilde Solving the puzzle of the octopus’ brain

Solving the puzzle of the octopus’ brain

Octopuses have been shown to solve problems and unscrew the lid of a jar to get food. But what makes this animal so intelligent? Scientists may have found the solution to this conundrum.

Illustrasjonsbilde Highlights 2022 from the Botanic Garden

Highlights 2022 from the Botanic Garden

Don't miss these flowering plants this week at Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanic Garden. We have lots of space, free entrance, and open 24/7. Welcome!

Illustrasjonsbilde New knowledge on the effect of climate change on both plants and animals

New knowledge on the effect of climate change on both plants and animals

Mammoths, bison and woolly rhinos survived several thousand years longer than was previously believed reveals a DNA study by among others professor Inger Greve Alsos from The Arctic University Museum of Norway.

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