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This series of webinars addresses all interested people in probability, stochastic analysis, control, risk evaluation, statistics, with a view towards applications, in particular to renewable energy markets and production. This series brings together the major research themes of the projects STORM, SCROLLER, and SPATUS. 

Det er viktig at du orienterer deg mot arbeidslivet før du er ferdig med studiene. Masterstudenter ved MN i siste studieår inviteres til å delta på kurset «Slik får du jobben».

Prototype development of a floating probe for measuring spacecraft charging

by

Jack Longman

From the University of Oldenburg

Hosted by Morgan Jones & Ella Stokke

Doctoral candidate Tatjana Bosnjak at the Department of Pharmacy, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, is  defending the thesis "Regulation and functional studies of the cysteine protease legumain in bone cell biology" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

Doctoral candidate Tønnes Frostad Nygaard at the Department of Informatics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, is defending the thesis Legging it: An Evolutionary Approach to Morphological Adaptation for a Real-World Quadruped Robot  for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

This series of webinars addresses all interested people in probability, stochastic analysis, control, risk evaluation, statistics, with a view towards applications, in particular to renewable energy markets and production. This series brings together the major research themes of the projects STORM, SCROLLER, and SPATUS. 

Santiago Casas, CEA Paris-Saclay

Registration Link: https://nettskjema.no/a/167852 

Abstract: Frailty is a multi-system dysregulation leading to a loss of physiological reserve known to predict dementia. However, its link with neurodegenerative alterations of the central nervous system (CNS) is not well understood at present. We investigated the association between the biomechanical response of the CNS and frailty in older adults suspected of normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) presenting markers of multiple comorbid neurodegenerative pathologies, including pathologies of Alzheimer’s Disease. The biomechanical response of the CNS was characterized from phase contrast magnetic resonance imaging and intracranial pressure monitoring during a lumbar infusion test. Frailty was assessed with an index of health deficit accumulation. We found a significant association between the CNS biomechanical response and frailty, with an effect size comparable to that between frailty and age, the latter being the strongest known risk factor of frailty. The CNS biomechanical characterization may help to understand how frailty is related to neurodegeneration and detect the shift from normal to pathological brain ageing.

This talk is part of the Mechanics Lunch Seminar series. That means 20min talks plus discussion in an informal setting.

Lurer du på hva slags jobber du kan få med utdannelsen din? På dette kurset få du vite hvor tidligere studenter har jobber og hvordan du selv kan påvirke dine jobbmuligheter.

Doctoral candidate Petter Vollestad at the Department of Mathematic, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, is  defending the thesis for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor:

Experimental investigations of two-phase flows Dynamics of stratified and particle-laden flows in pipes and flumes

C*-algebra seminar talk by Olof Giselsson (University of Oslo)

This series of webinars addresses all interested people in probability, stochastic analysis, control, risk evaluation, statistics, with a view towards applications, in particular to renewable energy markets and production. This series brings together the major research themes of the projects STORM, SCROLLER, and SPATUS. 

This series of webinars addresses all interested people in probability, stochastic analysis, control, risk evaluation, statistics, with a view towards applications, in particular to renewable energy markets and production. This series brings together the major research themes of the projects STORM, SCROLLER, and SPATUS. 

This series of webinars addresses all interested people in probability, stochastic analysis, control, risk evaluation, statistics, with a view towards applications, in particular to renewable energy markets and production. This series brings together the major research themes of the projects STORM, SCROLLER, and SPATUS.