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The University of Iceland individual evaluation system
In this summary I would like to raise a few objections about the evaluation system that has been in use at the University of Iceland for a few decades now. The objections fall into four main categories. First are concerns … Continue reading
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(Icelandic) Leyndardómar gena, baktería og uppruna lífs
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(Icelandic) Kerfisbundinn launamunur fræðagreina og kynja við opinbera háskóla
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Naturally occurring deletions of Hunchback binding sites in the even-skipped stripe 3+7 enhancer
Our manuscript on deletion variations in regulatory elements was published in Plos One. Naturally occurring deletions of Hunchback binding sites in the even-skipped stripe 3+7 enhancer Arnar Palsson, Natalia Wesolowska, Sigrún Reynisdóttir, Michael Z. Ludwig and Martin Kreitman Faculty of … Continue reading
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About the academic point system at the University of Iceland
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(Icelandic) Virðisauki með vísindum
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(Icelandic) Betra að vera hraustur en sætur
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Article in Icelandic about science funding
Here we catalog publications and events, both in Icelandic and English. Most of the general writing will be in Icelandic, as the objective is to provide a window into the work of biologists. This page will also be used to … Continue reading
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Notes and events
This is the academic webpage of Arnar Palsson, an associate professor at the Faculty of Life- and environmental sciences, at the University of Iceland. Continue reading
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