Get to know President Asta Håberg
DKNVS for the next 300 years: A driving force and a relevant forum DKNVS’ new President, Asta Kristine Håberg, was elected to membership of the Society in 2017. She is a physician and Professor at the Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science, Faculty of...
Programme 2026
19.01.26 Fish, the ocean and human impacts
09.02.26 New members present their research I-2026
14.03.26 Gunnerus Lecture and Annual Ceremonial Meeting
20.04.26 New members present their research II-2026
11.05.26 New members present their research III-2026
06.07.26 Botanical walk at Sølendet
24.08.26 Book launch: DKNVS Skrifter 1-2026
07.09.26 New members present their research IV-2026
11.10.26 Application deadline for research funding
15.10.2026 Nomination deadline for the early-career researcher awards
19.10.26 Trump 2.0 and the future of NATO
01.11.26 Nomination deadline for the Youth Sustainability Award
16.11.26 Signe Schmidt-Nielsen
Why there is still hope for our planet
By Steinar Brandslet, NTNU/Gemini Why there is still hope for our planet Is it too late to save our planet? Professor Jianguo Liu is the newest winner of The Gunnerus Award in Sustainability Science. He offers us some hope. This year the world’s population will top 8...
Propose scientists for scientific prizes
The Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters (DKNVS) awards two scientific prizes to young researchers every year; one in the field of natural sciences, and the other in the field of the humanities. Each prize amounts to NOK 75.000. The prizes are financed by...
Sofa chat with Gunnerus Award Winner
Are you curious about how everything really connects with everything in this world – then Digs is the place for you this morning.
Who deserves NOK 100,000 for advancing sustainability? Nominations are now open.
DKNVS and Trøndelag Sparebank are launching a new sustainability award for young people in Trøndelag. The award recognises young people who combine knowledge, commitment and action to advance sustainable solutions. The recipient will receive an award of NOK 100,000.
Why there is still hope for our planet
By Steinar Brandslet, NTNU/Gemini Why there is still hope for our planet Is it too late to save our planet? Professor Jianguo Liu is the newest winner of The Gunnerus Award in Sustainability Science. He offers us some hope. This year the world’s population will top 8...