• To lead EU research into eXtended Reality (XR)
• Participation in EU research on infectious diseases on cruise ships
• New start for Horizon 2020 Project
• USN journal receives international award from Amnesty International
• High-profile Cambridge award to USN professor
• A democratic problem in sports and society
• Community response is vital for social recovery
• A historian’s note on past and present pandemics
• When bullying causes school refusals
• The pandemic is not uncommon to war
• Vikings used board games to keep their minds sharp
• Young refugees in Norway do better in school than in Denmark and Finland
• Kick off for I-Merse and four new PhD projects
• USN awarded Center for Excellence in Education
• How the Norwegian Armed Forces can find the best leaders
• Kenneth's article selected «Editor’s pick»
• ENHANCE Kick-off meeting: "You will come up with new solutions to avoid accidents"
• USN met industrial partners in Horizon 2020-project
• Oleksandr won "Utforsk 2018" with a microchip for the treatment of retinal disorders.
• USN invited to coordinate it’s first Horizon 2020 project
• Mainland Norway does not have any bioclimatic Arctic vegetation
• This diaper liner can collect urine samples
• Biomass to be converted to eco-friendly biofuel
• Bear with me! How bears adapt to hunting
• Provide knowledge about waste-management to Sri Lanka
• World class researchers provide guidance to PhD students
• USN awarded two Erasmus+ strategic partnerships
• Simulator training for seismic operations
• USN Master's students conducting thesis work at University of Southern California
• Sex, intrigues, and murder: the love life of brown bears
• The beaver is not a great diver
• Micro-sensor measures fluid loss
• USN and McMaster University team up to tackle the effects of global health issues on Arctic communities
• Heart monitoring using microsensors
• Developing PhD supervisors