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	Visitor from the Red Sea Research Center Perdana Karim Prihartato is an Indonesian PhD student of professor Stein Kaartvedt at the Red Sea Research Center at KAUST in Saudi Arabia. He visits TEG in October 2011 to work with Rune Rosland and Jarl Giske.
	[4 Oct 2011]
	Group Meeting at Herdla The Theoretical Ecology Group met for two days at the old biological research station at Herdla to discuss research, strategies, and organisation. In addition to members from the University of Bergen, researchers from Institute of Marine Research and Uni Research were also present.
	[14 Jun 2011]
	New PhD Student: Rebecca Holt Rebecca Holt from Plymouth, United Kingdom, has been offered the position as PhD Student in connection with the Nordic Centre of Excellence NorMER. She will begin in September, and her thesis will study temperature adaptations in cod.
	[13 Jun 2011]