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New research center at Helse Bergen will find out why patients with serious psychotic disorders have a life expectancy that is 15-20 years less than ordinary people

Psychotic disorders, which include schizophrenia and bipolar disorders, affect between 1-2 percent of the population, and at least 30,000 people currently live with such disorders in Norway. The disorders lead to a significantly reduced quality of life and 15-20 years shortened average lifespan due to both natural and unnatural causes of death. Today's treatment methods have proven to be insufficient for a large subgroup of patients, which requires new research and a rethinking of treatment options in the field.

Congratulations on completing your TMS Starting Grant, Konrad Tywoniuk!

Konrad Tywoniuk from the department of physics and technology at UiB led the project Thermalising Jets: New Aspects of Non-Equilibrium Processes at Colliders.

Why do we get sick? Researchers in Bergen will find out more about this.

Norwegian researchers have unique access to data that can provide new knowledge about the causes of various diseases, but the gathering of new insights from the extensive national registers and biobanks requires collaboration across different disciplines. The Trond Mohn Foundation supports this research in a newly established research center for translational epidemiology with three new projects.

The Foundation’s yearly celebration December 1 – the detailed program is ready

The Trond Mohn Foundation announces this year's awards to the TMS Starting Grant program at the annual celebration. The detailed program is now ready.

Welcome to the Foundation’s yearly celebration December 1

The Trond Mohn Foundation announces this year's awards to the TMS Starting Grant program at the annual celebration. In addition, you will learn more about the foundation's and Tromsø research foundation's joint program in PET - nuclear medicine

Continuation of the TMS UiB career program: help and guidance for young research leaders

The Trond Mohn Foundation and UiB continue to fund a career program for young research leaders .

Elisabeth Stephansen’s lecture; highlights outstanding female mathematicians

Elisabeth Stephansen, Norway's first woman with a doctorate in mathematics, was from Bergen. She is honored with a separate lecture series in the PureMath project

Bergen team on a challenging research cruise to the Arctic Ocean

What is hidden in the Arctic Ocean at 5000 m deep? Bergen researchers on a research cruise to the Arctic Ocean will try to find answers this year.

The Trond Mohn Foundation and the Tromsø Research Foundation collaborate on their own UiT initiative

Trond Mohn's long-standing commitment to research at UiT – the Arctic University of Norway is now being continued through a collaboration between the sister foundations Trond Mohn Foundation (TMS) and Tromsø Research Foundation (TFS).

Exciting results in climate and environmental research

On the occasion World Environment Day 2023, the Trond Mohn Foundation presents an overview of articles and awards for researchers who were or are currently funded by the foundation and congratulates all the authors and award winners.

Climate and environmental research supported by TMS

Projects within climate and environmental research constitute the foundation's largest portfolio of projects in non-medical fields.

Congratulations on completing your TMS Starting Grant, Selina Våge!

Selina Våge led the project "Self-similarity in ecosystem organization - From simple laws of microbial ecology to scale-invariant theory of ecosystem complexity (SIMPLEX)."

Several TMS grantees have secured prestigious European Research stipends

Interview with two climate scientists about their experiences

A boost for trustworthy artificial intelligence research at UiB

Three new research projects shall contribute to establish more trustworthy AI systems.

Sveinung Hole resigns as CEO of the foundation

expresses gratitude after serving as the Trond Mohn Foundation's CEO for seven years

Andreas Born, congratulations on completing the TMS Starting Grant!

Andreas Born has completed his TMS Starting Grant project and is employed as an associate professor for Climate dynamics and Paleoclimate at UiB's Department of Earth Science.

Trond Mohn Foundation welcomes new employee Anja Hegen

On 1 November 2022, the Trond Mohn Foundation welcomed a new employee.

Konrad Tywoniuk – new associate professor in Theoretical physics at UiB

Congratulation Konrad Tywoniuk as newly hired associate professor in theoretical physics!

Dr. Justas Zalieckas wins the 2022 TMS Starting Grant fellowship

Congratulations with the new TMS Starting Grant, Justas Zalieckas!

Call for proposals TMS Starting Grants 2023

Trond Mohn foundation (TMS) has issued the 2023 Starting Grant call.