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environment, food, water, health and welfare. Their research activities range from basic research | environment, food, water, health and welfare. Their research activities range from basic research | ||
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research group at the Department of Biotechnology here at NTNU in Trondheim. Professor Svein Valla is a | research group at the Department of Biotechnology here at NTNU in Trondheim. Professor Svein Valla is a | ||
world-leading expert on gene expression in bacteria and vector technology with more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed | world-leading expert on gene expression in bacteria and vector technology with more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed | ||
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Norway. The company represents Norwegian Biochemistry and makes sure to maintain contact with international organizations | Norway. The company represents Norwegian Biochemistry and makes sure to maintain contact with international organizations | ||
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Revision as of 14:26, 9 August 2018
Department of Biotechnology and Food Science
The Department of Biotechnology and Food Science is one of eight departments at the Faculty
of Natural Sciences.Researchers at NTNU's Department of Biotechnology and Food Science study
both basic questions as well as problems with practical applications. One of their main focuses
is finding new applications for national marine resources, as exemplified by advanced
biotechnological applications of alginate from seaweeds/bacteria, chitin/chitosan from crustaceans
and fish gelatine. At the department, they are also working on isolating new marine microorganisms
that can produce medicines and other valuable substances, and they employ gene technology and
modern analytical methods to understand and optimize processes in bacteria. The department helped
us by covering our expenses for rental of the laboratory, and gave us access to various lab
equipment and chemicals. For this we are grateful – Thank you so much!
For more information about The Department of Biotechnology and Food Science, visit
their website.
Faculty of Natural Sciences
The research at the Faculty of Natural Sciences addresses global challenges in energy, climate,
environment, food, water, health and welfare. Their research activities range from basic research
within biology, physics and chemistry, to enabling technologies such as biotechnology, materials
technology and nanotechnology. The Faculty of Natural Sciences also offers a number of attractive
and modern study programmes. We give our future engineers a broad expertise in various areas of
science and specialization in subjects requested by the industry. We are grateful for your funding
of our iGEM team!
For more information about The Faculty of Natural Sciences, visit
their website.
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering
Information Technology and Electrical Engineering">
The research at the Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering addresses challenges
ranging from basic research – in mathematics, computer science, cybernetics, nano and micro electronics
– to global research demands within energy, health and welfare, robust and secure ICT services, and
marine and arctic operations. Thank you for supporting our iGEM team!
For more information about The Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, visit
their website.
Centre of Digital Life Norway
The Centre for Digital Life Norway is a national centre for biotechnology education, research, and
innovation. It is run as a collaborative project by the University of Oslo, University of Bergen, and the
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, supported by the Norwegian Research Council. The activities
at the centre is organised in a governance and networking project, which includes a graduate school, and
several research projects. The centre facilitates transdisciplinary cooperation across institutions and
fields of research, and between projects. The host institutions of the research projects at the centre
constitute the hub- and node-structure of the network. Thank you for your generous support!
For more information about The Centre for Digital Life Norway, visit
their website.
Vectron Biosolutions
Vectron Biosolutions was founded in 2008 as a result of more than 15 years of research in Professor Svein Valla's
research group at the Department of Biotechnology here at NTNU in Trondheim. Professor Svein Valla is a
world-leading expert on gene expression in bacteria and vector technology with more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed
scientific journals. His research has resulted in a novel technology platform for production of recombinant proteins that
can be used for higher protein production levels at lower costs and increased solubility. We are grateful for your support!
For more information about Vectron Biosolutions, you can visit
their website.
Norsk Biokjemisk Selskap
NBS – Norsk Biokjemisk Selskap (Norwegian Biochemical Society) – was establish in 1968 and aims to promote Biochemistry in
Norway. The company represents Norwegian Biochemistry and makes sure to maintain contact with international organizations
within the fields of Biochemistry. We appreciate your support!
For more information about NBS, visit
their website.