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A museum work-shop in phylogenetic biogeography was a great inspiration for researchers and Ph.D. students.
Massive DNA sequencing efforts behind recently published study of mitochondrial genomes in lantern fishes.
Agriculture is usually regarded as a unique human feature, and one that is contingent on social structures. But there are also insects that are dedicated farmers who rely on cultivated fungi - a great evolutionary success under warm and moist conditions.
In the June issue of the prestigious scientific journal Systematic Biology, Steffen Roth of the University Museum of Bergen and German research collaborators have jointly published a new study of insect systematics based on neurohormones.
An international group of mollusc specialists recently teamed up to survey Brazilian coasts for sea slugs. They were also able to observe spectacular zoological "by-catch".
The Norwegian-Swedish Research School in Biosystematics announces its first annual meeting in Bergen February 1-2, 2011.
The Michael Sars Expedition in 1910 occupies a central place in Norwegian and international history of marine science.