Edvard Liljedahl Sandberg

The heart is an amazing organ; for many, it works almost perfectly throughout a long life. However, several heart diseases exist, and heart rhythm disorders are one of them. More and more people suffer from the world’s most common heart rhythm disorder, called “atrial fibrillation (AF).” Many without even knowing it! If left untreated, it […]

Per Henrik Stenstrøm

One of the biggest challenges in any workplace is how to deal with “the others”. Those who are not like yourself. Bothersome differences in the workplace lead to irritation and prevent good teamwork. It also leads to behaviour at a lower level of maturity. Per Henrik Stenstrøm will give you the user manual on how […]

Margreth Olin

Man’s first love was nature. Let’s not forget our first love. Discover your deep connection with nature while following Margreth into the wildest, most beautiful and most adventurous valley in Norway. How can we take care of nature? Is the solution simply to restore the connection to ourselves? If our species is to survive, we […]

Ajla Gasal

In today’s world, only 30% of the world’s researchers are women. The fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) continue to be overwhelmingly male-dominated despite initiatives and supposed ‘helping hands’ girls have been offered. The easiest explanation proclaims that girls are uninterested and less inclined to pursue scientific discovery by nature. Ajla Gasal is […]

Christina Bu

Norway has long, cold winters and steep mountains. Not exactly the ideal place for electric cars, one would think. Nevertheless, Norway is the country in the world with the most electric cars in relation to the population. No less than 78% of new car sales are now electric. How did this happen? How has the […]

Eugene Guribye

In 1999, Eugene Guribye found a kilo of cocaine washed up on the shores of a beach in Galapagos National Park. This was to be the start of a long journey that would eventually lead to the establishment of the first beach clean-up organization in Southern Norway on the other side of the globe. Eugene […]

Peder Tellefsdal

Have you ever thought about forgiveness as a game-changer? Peder Tellefsdal believes that what we do in small, we do in large. We all want to be forgiven for our screw-ups. The problem is we’re taught how to forgive others, but not how to ask for it ourselves. Peder Tellefsdal learned this the hard way. […]

Charles Burns

In these modern days, we upload our selfies and profile pictures everywhere. But have you ever taken the time to study what your face looks in profile? Over the last twenty-five years, Charles Burns has cut over 200.000 silhouettes of people he has met. Including three portraits of the late Queen Elizabeth II. And let […]

Dr Hans Ivar Hanevik

Assisted Reproduction and Human Evolution Hans Ivar Hanevik is a gynaecologist at Telemark Hospital where he sees patients who require medical assistance to become pregnant. Several of his patients need assisted reproduction technologies such as in-vitro fertilization (IVF) to conceive. As these technologies work at the core of human reproduction, Hans Ivar is interested in […]

Catharina Chen

Inspiration From Surprising Sources Catharina Chen is a Norwegian violinist and is actively playing as the concertmaster for The Norwegian National Opera Orchestra. Chen started playing the violin at a young age and held her first solo with a major orchestra when she was 8 years old. She has played with orchestras all over the […]