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This year at Arendalsuka — Norway’s largest gathering for politics, business, NGOs, academia, and the public — CAMRIA was in the spotlight. Nina Langeland and Magne Sydnes from the University Read More

A major new study co-authored by CAMRIA researchers—Sabrina John Moyo, Iren Høyland Löhr, Joel Manyahi, Eva Bernhoff, Bjørn Blomberg, and Nina Langeland—has just been published and is now available online. Read More

We’re excited to announce that CAMRIA will once again gather for our annual meeting on May 12, 2025, at the beautiful Solstrand Hotel. This special event brings together our community Read More

On the occasion of last week’s Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week, CAMRIA researchers Nina Landeland and Magne Olav Sydnes published a news piece on forskersonen.no. The blog post, titled “Kjemikere jobber Read More

Antimicrobial resistance is increasingly recognized as a global health threat, but how does it actually work? In their recent popular science article on forskersonen.no, Marit Hetland (University of Bergen and Read More

In a recent feature article published by BT, CAMRIA leader Professor Nina Langeland from the University of Bergen and Haukeland University Hospital, along with our collaborator Professor Magne O. Sydnes Read More

The growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is well-known among researchers and policymakers, prompting them to devise plans and strategies to combat this global challenge. However, tackling AMR effectively requires Read More

On May 6-7, 2024, CAMRIA came together for its annual meeting, and it was an inspiring and engaging event from start to finish. Spotlight on Young Researchers This year, we Read More

Exciting news! The debut citizens’ note, offering a glimpse into attitudes and knowledge about antibiotics in Norway is now released. Authored by Silje Løseth and Anne Lise Fimreite, this report Read More

From January 17-19, CAMRIA organized an engaging seminar that delved deep into the world of environmental and patient microbiome clinical studies. The agenda spanned a spectrum of topics, encompassing sampling Read More