This year's winners are Erlend Grong, Salwa Suliman and Willem van der Bilt. The young researchers will now start to build groups around their own research, in mathematics, stem cell research and climate research, respectively. Due to the pandemic, there was no grand ceremony in...
TMS Starting Grant program´s call for nominations for 2021 is now published. The deadline for UiB to nominate candidates is 8 March 2021. New for this year's announcement is that UiB is encouraged to nominate balanced proportionally, between women and men. The process consists of a...
The Research Council, the Norwegian Cancer Society and Trond Mohn Foundation will organize a seminar series in the period 2020–2022. We hope to contribute to an academic COVID-19 community with sharing of best practice, inspire communication of the research results between the project leaders and...
If you want to know who received the TMS Starting Grants, which thematic initiatives were implemented and how the foundation's capital developed in 2019, you can find all information in the foundation's annual report for 2019. In 2019 the foundation celebrated it 15th anniversary, and...
Information about the Foundation’s policies on issues arising from the corona situation. The Trond Mohn Foundation fully understands that the corona situation, and the measures taken to increase the health service's capacity and to prevent infection from spreading, can put many of our PIs and project...
In 2019, the foundation is celebrating its first 15 years. In a series of articles the University of Bergen (UiB) will present six of the candidates who have become professors at UiB through the foundation's and the university's long-standing program / collaboration: Starting grant program....
The foundation's first Newsletter was published November 20th. It was distributed to our PIs, collaborators and friends. If you expected to receive our Newsletter, but can not find it in your mail box, please check the spam filter, it might have landed there. We will publish...
Trond Mohn stiftelse har tildelt 12 millioner kroner til to forskningsprosjekter i Bergen som skal bidra til bedre behandling av hjertepasienter. Helse Bergen har satt av 15 millioner kroner til de samme prosjektene. – Hjerteavdelingen på Haukeland universitetssjukehus har et forskningsmiljø som nyter stor anerkjennelse...
The Bergen Research Foundation marks its fifteenth anniversary by changing its name to the Trond Mohn Foundation. The foundation has awarded NOK 1 billion to research institutions in Norway since 2004. ‘On our fifteenth anniversary, we honour our founder, whose generous donations, has made it possible...
Following the recommendation of an evaluation committee composed of internationally renowned experts, BFS will support four projects with a total amount of 75 million NOK. In addition, 5 million NOK has been set aside for supportive, crosscutting activities. The selection process following the launch of the...