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Exhibition and Lecture Europan 17
The winning Europan 17 projects will be exhibited at BAS 8. – 15. November 2024. 19 award winning competition entries will be displayed at BAS in their original form. Exhibition opening Friday 8. November at 1500. Lecture Wednesday 13. November at 1230 by Bjørnar Haveland from Europan Norway about how to do architecture competitions and […]
The winning Europan 17 projects will be exhibited at BAS 8. - 15. November 2024.
19 award winning competition entries will be displayed at BAS in their original form.
Exhibition opening Friday 8. November at 1500.
Lecture Wednesday 13. November at 1230 by Bjørnar Haveland from Europan Norway about how to do architecture competitions and a sneak peak of the next Europan edition being launched March next year.
Read more at europan.no
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Lunch lecture "1:1 approaches for Diploma" by Vibeke Jensen
The lecture is aimed at diploma students, but open for all interested!
The lecture is aimed at diploma students, but open for all interested!
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Lunch lecture: "Why should we care about nature? Land use, resource use and sustainability?" By Inger Måren
This lecture is aimed at the diploma students, but is open to all interested. Inger Måren BIO: I hold a PhD in Plant Ecology from the Department of Biology, University of Bergen (2009). I currently work at the Department of Biological Sciences and in 2017 I was appointed UNESCO Chair ...
This lecture is aimed at the diploma students, but is open to all interested.
Inger Måren BIO: I hold a PhD in Plant Ecology from the Department of Biology, University of Bergen (2009). I currently work at the Department of Biological Sciences and in 2017 I was appointed UNESCO Chair on Sustainable Heritage and Environmental Management – Nature and Culture.
My research focuses on the dynamics in coupled human and natural systems, including sustainable development, natural resource management, agro-biodiversity, sustainable land use, ecosystem services, agroecology, and food security. I work with colleagues across the social and natural sciences to elucidate links between anthropogenic activities and the environment, in Europe, as well as in Asia, North-America and Africa. I seek to gain multifaceted knowledge within ecology and associated disciplines to investigate social-ecological complexities. In addition to a PhD in ecology I have completed a minor in Social Anthropology, and the cross-disciplinary courses Ecology and Development and Resource Management and Environmental Conservation.