Category: Research & Science

M. Michael Brady Asker, Norway Jotunheimen of Norway is as majestic as are famed mountain ranges elsewhere. Though their summit elevations are lower, their topographic prominence, a measure of height relative to that of...

A “goo” story M. Michael Brady Asker, Norway Norway ranks among the top countries in the world when it comes to the well-being of its citizenry. In 2019, the country also ranked third in...

From speculations to reality by 2035 Alexandra Middleton High North News The Northern Sea Route received its share of bad publicity in 2019, when it became a target of big logistics companies and brands...

Fulbright scholar Jacinta Clay studies climate science in Bergen Ilan Kelman Agder, Norway For those who think of Norway as a land full of ice and snow, there is some truth to this view....

Exhaustive environmental evaluation made public M. Michael Brady Asker, Norway The Norwegian Centre for Climate Services (NCCS) released an exhaustive environmental evaluation report on the Arctic already last year on Feb. 4, 2019, in...

The Nordic Keyhole Nancy Baker Childmode The prevalence of childhood obesity has been on the ultimate high all over the world, including in Nordic countries. To address this rising problem, the whole society has...

Make a Difference Movement Mondays program for dementia patients in Norway Mona Anita K. Olsen, Ph.D. University of Stavanger The Nordic Health 2030 publication was published this fall (www.nordicinnovation.org/2019/nordic-health-2030), noting many interesting ideas about...

Here are five tips on how to exercise your way to better health Åge Harald Drangshold Fædrelandsvennen Translated by Andy Meyer Primary care doctors Marius Bakken and Ole Petter Hjelle want to give certain...

A conundrum for Norway M. Michael Brady Asker, Norway Norway is a long, mountainous country exposed to the winds of the North Atlantic. For wind power, that’s both good and bad news. The good...