Excited to announce the launch of Season 2 of ntnu.edu/63-degrees-nor…, the podcast I produce for @NTNUnorway! This time, hear about what medieval skeletons can tell us about modern day pandemics. And yes, there are cameos by #Vikings #podcasts University of Copenhagen Vitenskapsmuseet

How have pirates, noblewomen and bicycling housewives helped put Norway at the top of the list when it comes to gender equality? tinyurl.com/2p8zs4h5 #InternationalWomensDay2022 #podcast

How WWII Germany, a modest English engineer who created a worker’s paradise, an ambitious industrialist prosecuted as a traitor and a hardworking PhD helped build modern Norway, one aluminium ingot at a time.#aluminium @NTNUHumanities norwegianscitechnews.com/2022/03/herman…

Check out this cool video about my latest podcast episode of 63 Degrees North ntnu.edu/63-degrees-nor… @NTNUHumanities Inactive

Ever wonder why Norway is always among the leading countries in the world when it comes to gender diversity? The answer is partly due to pirates, noblewomen and bicycling housewives! Listen to my podcast 63 Degrees North to find out why! @NTNUHumanities #podcasts

"We need to take action now or 1.5ºC will become out of reach, it will be physically impossible to get there." – #IPCC Working Group III Co-Chair Jim Skea at today’s press conference for the release of the latest #IPCC #ClimateReport on the mitigation of #climatechange.

Listen to my latest podcast on 63 Degrees North! What researchers are learning about the fate of chemicals in the Arctic, and how what they’re learning is changing international law and providing life-saving advice. @NTNUNaturalSci UNIS

The Alchemists! How Norwegian engineers turned wild water into white coal — hydropower — and how they're improving its efficiency and ability to sync with other renewable resources. Last episode of this season's 63 Degrees North! Listen and share! ntnu.edu/63-degrees-nor… NTNU_EPT

Hei URMA EDU! Check out season two of NTNU's English-language podcast, ntnu.edu/63-degrees-nor…. I presented this podcast at the URMA 2021 virtual conference. Enjoy!

I like it. But they ought to commission Claes Oldenburg to make it!

I always knew that NGOs, the UN, and the world bank's discourse on climate change resilience, and disaster risk management is empty and toothless. But today it especially feels like I have worked for a complete farce and lie. I feel like a failure.

Know anyone relocating to Trondheim? We're selling our lovely apartment on the fringe of Bymarka, Trondheim's big public forest. It's ski in, ski out and with a sauna! Showing is Oct. 27! finn.no/realestate/hom…

The #COP27 talks are underway. Should countries be looking towards the EU's milestone climate law as a goal? It's good but it's not good enough— listen to the latest 63 Degrees North podcast about why: norwegianscitechnews.com/2022/11/the-eu…

New podcast episode of 63 Degrees North. Everything you wanted to know about high-intensity interval training. And.. the answer to the question of how a Norwegian fitness app nearly crashed the NYT webpage! tinyurl.com/3ans9ujt

Sierra Leone was once the most dangerous place to give birth. Without enough doctors to do C-sections, women and babies were dying. But what if you didn't need a doctor? This week on 63 Degrees North, an idea that is saving lives: tinyurl.com/yrs4aaap CapaCare NTNU Medicine

👉Just how do researchers get the information they need to understand #climate change, and to make the climate models we need? 🤷Come to the tundra, to learn what weird peat mounds called palsas can tell us about how climate change affects permafrost🥶. tinyurl.com/3u8bjx2b

👉 What threat could a bunch of Norwegian teachers 👨‍🏫 pose to the Nazi dream of an Aryan nation in Norway? 😧 A lot! 😱 Listen to this week's episode of 63 Degrees North 🎤 to hear what happened when Norwegian teachers refused to teach Nazi ideology. tinyurl.com/5n8v7xmd

LATEST EPISODE! We think of trees as silent sentinels, watching as the world goes by and the ages pass.But what if you could interview them 🎤? Listen to 63 Degrees North, to learn what the trees can tell us about the Black Death in Norway 🇳🇴and more. s.ntnu.no/when_trees_talk

Check it out! A deep dive into Norway's controversial, first in the world decision to allow deep sea exploration and mining. shows.acast.com/63-degrees-nor… @OceansNTNU

Hey Helen Rozwadowski! Here's a podcast from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology that's right up your alley! Enjoy! shows.acast.com/63-degrees-nor…