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Merg Budget Microbial eVolution research grouP MERG works strategically to improve our research by creating synergies across the group and with external collaborators. The core of our research area is microbial ecology and evolution. We address basic theoretical and methodological questions for a broad group of microorganisms, and aim to apply this knowledge to solve challenges within health, climate, environment, energy and food production. Our research and teaching is inter-disciplinary and aim at creating synergies across wide range of disciplines. for 2012 MERG is anticipated to get a base funding of approximately 416.000 nOK for running cost from the department of Biology. This year we will focus on upgrading the areas outside room 4212 as a “MERG market”. We will continue with champagne celebrations and the jIppI party the last friday in november. 40 000 is allocated travel support. Microbial Evolution Research Group (MERG), www.merg.uio.no Mail address P.O box 1066 Blindern 0316 Oslo Norway Contact person: Kamran Shalcian-Tabrizi, kamran@bio.uio.no traVel suPPort Support up to 3000 NOK for traveling to conferences, courses and research stay abroad will be transerred to MERG participants based on JIPPI registration at the end of the year. Merg Maked Place The area outside room 4212 will be renovated and furnished during 2012. The intention is to improve our visibility at the department by displaying news, printed articles and announcements. 30 000 NOK is allocated to this work. Microlab The new labs have opened and needs 50 000 NOK for simple equipment. JiPPi celebration In 2012 we will celebrate the MERG activity the last Friday in November at a restaurant in Oslo. 30 000 NOK is allocated to this event in the budget. furniture 2012 is the last year we are paying for our office furniture. We have each of the three last year spent about 140 000 NOK on new kitchen, desks, chairs and shelfs.
MERG Annual report 2011 APPENDIX 1: MERG Research Projects 2012 Microbial Evolution Research Group (MERG) Department of Biology University of Oslo
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