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Forskermøtet 2016 skal avholdes på NTNU, Trondheim 04-05 januar.

Forskermøtet 2016 skal ha følgende plenumsforedragsholdere:

1.Prof. Jon Fiva (BI)
2.Prof. Lar-Erik Borge(NTNU)
3.Om Nobelprisen 2015. Foredragsholder fastsettes senere.

Og inviterte sesjoner:
Jan Tore Klovland (NHH)
Tarjei Havnes (UiO)
Gunnar Bårdsen (NTNU)


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Work and Welfare
Behavioral Economics 
Political Economy I 
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Economic Development in China
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Det 38. norske forskermøte for økonomer 2016 ved NTNU, Trondheim

The Arctic Biology Department (AB) at The University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS) is part of a new centre for excellence in education: bioCEED, and a partner in a newly funded Knowledge-building project (PRIME) within the FINNUT call from NFR, where the over all goal is to improve the quality of higher education in biology. To reach our goal, a set of new teaching-tools, like inquiry-based learning, will be tested, and the effect will be evaluated and reported through close co-operation with educational resea rchers. There are many pit-falls and challenges within these projects, and to learn from other biology departments that already have been through similar processes will be very valuable. The redesign of the Ecology program at the University of Otago, New  Zealand, to implement inquiry based learning throughout the degree program has ended up as a text-book example in successful program-redesign and inquiry-based learning planned across courses. The process was facilitated, documented and published in coope ration with educational researchers. Pernille Bronken Eidesen shall assure that the AB department at UNIS fulfils its responsibilities within PRIME and bioCEED. With this application, Eidesen apply for funding to cover a shorter (3,5 months) research-stay  at Otago University, to facilitate the on-going educational research and educational quality improvement within the bioCEED and PRIME consortia, and potentially developing comparative studies and more international collaboration in the field of education al research focusing on biology as discipline.

From teaching to learning: how to successfully redesign university-level biology courses to increase quality and learning out-come

Arctic plants are rather recent (Late Tertiary-Pleistocene) immigrants or recently evolved. Two major processes in this evolution seem to have been hybridization and polyploidization, leading to complex relation patterns, and range of intermediate variant s between species. Thus, to untangle the evolutionary history, and evaluate the taxonomic status of arctic plants can be difficult. In addition, different botanical traditions in the so-called 'western' world and in the 'Soviet' world have further increas ed the confusion. Now both the political and global climate has changed, and as the former allow easier exchange of research findings and adjustment of methodology, we may be better equipped for the challenges brought around by the latter. Current climate  warming has already resulted in species extinctions, range shifts, and phenological changes that decouple species interactions. Thus, climate change creates new challenges for biodiversity conservation and management in the Arctic. To meet those challeng es, we need to sort out who is who, who is where, and why. In this project, we seek to delimit taxa within one of the taxonomically complex arctic grass genera, Puccinellia Parl., through phylogenetic analyses based on morphology, genetic markers (AFLPs a nd/or sequencing) and ploidy level variation. We also seek to investigate the ecology and inter- and intra-population genetic diversity of a clonal subspecies restricted to Svalbard and Novaja Zemlja, to infer dispersal potential and clonal diversity in d ifferent bioclimatic zones. Further, we will add ecological investigations to sort out whether two redlisted species, one of them endemic to Svalbard, are separate entities, or just ecotypes of the more widespread species.

PEA-Puccinellia in the European Arctic -Who is who, who is where, and why?

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Det 38. norske forskermøte for økonomer 2016 ved NTNU, Trondheim

Awarded: NOK 0.12 mill.

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