News

7. June 2023
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.
23. May 2023
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)."
16. May 2023
Several TMS grantees have secured prestigious European Research stipends
Interview with two climate scientists about their experiences
13. April 2023
A boost for trustworthy artificial intelligence research at UiB
Three new research projects shall contribute to establish more trustworthy AI systems.
20. February 2023
Sveinung Hole resigns as CEO of the foundation
expresses gratitude after serving as the Trond Mohn Foundation's CEO for seven years
10. February 2023
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.
10. February 2023
Trond Mohn Foundation welcomes new employee Anja Hegen
On 1 November 2022, the Trond Mohn Foundation welcomed a new employee.
8. February 2023
Konrad Tywoniuk – new associate professor in Theoretical physics at UiB
Congratulation Konrad Tywoniuk as newly hired associate professor in theoretical physics!News
Asbjørn Strandbakken – new chair of the Foundation’s Board of Directors
From February 1st 2023, Asbjørn Strandbakken is the new chairman of the Trond Mohn Foundation.
9. December 2022
Dr. Justas Zalieckas wins the 2022 TMS Starting Grant fellowship
Congratulations with the new TMS Starting Grant, Justas Zalieckas!
7. December 2022
Call for proposals TMS Starting Grants 2023
Trond Mohn foundation (TMS) has issued the 2023 Starting Grant call.
28. October 2022
Prolongation of the Bioinfomatic Program
The Trond Mohn Foundation continues the support of Computational Biology Unit at the University of Bergen.
25. October 2022
Velkommen til årsmarkering 2. desember
Trond Mohn Foundation celebrates results of our cooperation with the University of Bergen and the Haukeland University Hospital with a yearly ceremony where we announce the new TMS Starting Grant fellows,.
29. September 2022
Senter for translasjonell epidemiologi (TRACE) – utlysning
Trond Mohn foundation (TMS) wishes to support research at Center for translational epidemiology at the University of Bergen.
21. September 2022
Kristina S. Fjone wins the poster-prize
At the closing conference for the Emergency Call for Covid19-projects Kristina S. Fjone's poster was selected as the winner of the poster-competition for early stage researchers.
13. September 2022
“Trustworthy AI” – the call is published
The process of nominating project applications for the newest collaboration between UiB and the Trond Mohn Foundation is now underway.
16. June 2022
More precise treatment for diabetes patients
The Trond Mohn Foundation is joining forces with the University of Bergen and Haukeland University Hospital to provide NOK 52 million in funding over the next five years.
27. May 2022
New Western Norway initiative to combat antimicrobial resistance
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a top threat to global health according to the World Health Organization (WHO), with a current count of 700,000 annual deaths, predicted to rise to 10 million and pose a 100 trillion USD economic burden by 2050.
30. January 2022
Major investment in advanced cell therapy
The funding from the Trond Mohn Foundation will give researchers in Bergen the opportunity to develop new ways of treating chronic and acute wounds, bone damage and psychosis using stem cells. Etableringen av et nytt senter for regenerativ medisin og forskningen ved dette senteret, vil komme en rekke pasientgrupper til gode.
25. May 2021
The Trond Mohn Foundation and UiB Take Deep Sea Research to the Arctic Ocean
Trond Mohn stiftelse har tildelt 16 millioner kroner til Senter for dyphavsforskning ved Universitetet i Bergen (UiB) fordelt over fem år. UiB avsetter ca 88 millioner kroner til lønnsmidler og drift av det tverrfaglige forskningssenteret.
11. February 2021