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The Centre of Geobiology is a Norwegian Centre of Excellence dedicated to research in interactions between the geo- and bio-sphere. http://www.uib.no/geobio/en

Study at CGB

Geobiology is a new interdisciplinary frontier field of study. Research in this area involves multi-disciplinary approaches with some of the newest technologies. New breakthroughs are common. The field is attracting growing international interest. Learn more about doing a master's at CGB: http://goo.gl/Dnj7N

PhD students at CGB: http://goo.gl/ofK0g

24/05/2017

Video made after last summer Centre for Geobiology! https://youtu.be/7yw9jWz7L0o

A compilation of videos produced last year of ROV work on the seafloor around Mohns and Knipovich ridge! Including, some footage of newly discovered hydrothe...

17/10/2016

A cool video from last summer cruise!

Sommeren 2016 var den fjernstyrte undervannsfarkosten Ægir 6000 på tokt flere steder. Den utforsket korallrev utenfor Lofoten og Vesterålen, og…

10/07/2016

From Tromsø to Longyearbyen

03/07/2016

We are now in the Norwegian Greenland sea for the 2016 CGB cruise. Here is a video of Ægir 6000 filmed during a dive yesterday at a depth of 1000m below sea surface.

02/06/2016

(pictures by Cédric Hamelin)

30/05/2016

Today!

14/07/2015

We are at sea for the 2015 CGB summer cruise.

05/07/2015

Ægir 6000 test

“Launching the new ROV from the during the Centre for Geobiology cruise ”

07/05/2015

Congratulations Steffen Jørgensen! Loki's castle in the NY Times!

Scientists have discovered microbes that have many — but not all — of the features previously only found in eukaryotes.

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