Cybersecurity Experts Warn of Attack Surge Around Norway’s Royal Funeral
As Norway prepares one of its largest-ever security operations for King Harald's funeral, NTNU cybersecurity professor Basel Katt warns that ...
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Machine learning study finds soil and tree type control where shallow landslides strike
A rigorous spatial machine learning analysis of 571 landslides triggered by Norway's 2023 storm Hans shows that soil indicators and ...
Twelve Years of Data Reveal How Water Drives Arctic Landslides
A twelve-year multi-instrument study of two Arctic Norwegian landslides shows that water infiltration drives their seasonal acceleration and that one ...
AI Flood Model Learns to Read Snow and Rain Signals Better Than Operational Tools
A Norwegian study shows that a deep learning LSTM network outperforms the country's operational HBV model in simulating both snowmelt- ...
Flexible Nursing Degrees Triple the Odds of Staying Rural, Norwegian Registry Study Finds
A two-decade Norwegian registry study of over 3,000 nurses shows flexible nursing programmes nearly triple the likelihood of rural careers ...
The Invisible Glue: How Norwegian Mental Health Teams Hold Fragmented Care Together
A qualitative study of eleven Norwegian specialized ambulatory mental health teams finds that frontline professionals sustain fragmented care systems through ...
The More You Own, The More You Use: Norwegian Households Reveal a Material Trap
A study of 3,435 Norwegian households finds that larger accumulated material stocks in dwellings, cars and holiday homes are linked ...
Sheep Field in Arctic Norway Yields Rare 3D Fossil of One of Earth’s Earliest Animals
A 560-million-year-old Charnia fossil preserved in rare three-dimensional detail has been discovered in a sheep field in Arctic Norway, marking ...
Having Children Leaves No Trace in Breast Tissue Genes, Landmark Norwegian Study Finds
A large Norwegian nested case-control study finds that the number of full-term pregnancies has essentially no effect on global gene ...
Sleepless Nights, Sluggish Days: Insomnia Linked to Low Activity in Older Women with Diabetes
A large Norwegian study found that older women with diabetes who report insomnia symptoms accumulate significantly less device-measured physical activity, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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