SEAS Fellowship Programme UiB

Busy times in the SEAS Programme!

SEAS fellows exploring interdisciplinary approaches How do you get a group of social scientists, biologists, oceanographers, mathematics and informatics scientists to find common ground? How do they overcome their differences in background, methodology and language to unite to address questions and issues that span their different disciplines? Maybe....

You know hares, but do you know sea hares?😮

Yes, there are sea hares underwater in Bergen!🐰 And they are more mollusks than hares.😊

While the land hares are famous for their speed, the sea hares are famous for... their sense of smell! 👃

Plot twist? The sea hare's ears that make it look like a hare are actually rhinophores! As you may have guessed, these are not ears, but the organs that allow to be good at smelling things!😊



Land hare picture credit: Theotherkev (Pixabay).

The sea hare picture was taken by SEAS Aiste.

Have you heard about or ? These ideas are about human expansion in the Ocean. But... Is prosperity and wealth about expanding or about ?

For this in , join us on Sunday (tomorrow!) evening for a doco screening and a chat about the economy. The event is free and open to all!🌊