bioWRITE is a tool to help you write academic text. Here you can find guides on how to write IMRaD format and explore different report forms like reports, essay, blog, journal and posters. You will also find general tips and trics on how to write, read and cite scinetific texts, and also you to use illustrations.

biORACLE is a student driven oracle where you can meet other students, ask for help, or just have a place to sit with others, and we have FREE WAFLES (and other snacks)! This is for all students at bio

Here you can read about ongoing biology projects, and how you could be part of it! bioSPIRE is a golden oportunity find some projects and to get some experiance, get to know people in the field of biology, and also have a lot of fun while doing something important.

Bikuben is our student driven journal! As a student, you do a lot of cool stuff, and write a lot of text that are interesting for others to read. So if you have a texts you wrote from a biology reletated projects, you can send it in, get it reviewed and published in our journal! Its also possible to contribute as a peer-reviewer or illustrator.

On RClub, students at bio can get help with their R-coding and statistical analysis. The club is every Friday at 14 (2pm) in the lunch room in 4th floor in the BIO, A-building (Tunet)

Here you will find short tutorial videoes on concepts or relevant skills that are biology related. Here you can find videoes on how to use a microscope, how to desiccate or other practical skills in the field of biology and molecular biology.

At bioPITCH you will find all the posters that has been presented at our poster symposium, here are posters from: IO201, BIO219, BIO241, BIO250, BIO299, BIO300A, GEOF338, MOL231, MOL270, SDG214 og SDG215. So this is a golden oportunity to find some inspirations and learn something new.

Working in R is a digital workbook that gives thorough introduction in how to use R and R Studio. You will find tutorials on how to import, treat and visualize data in R.

bioHIVE is the group name used for the students working at bioCEED. This work includes working as research technicians and more. The student works as partners with the rest of bioCEED and are included in operation and development. As a student working at bioCEED, you get to be part of something big and important, strengthening student involments and academic research at BIO.

Here are a gathering of tutorial videoes that are biology related. Its videoes about how to use the microscope, on how to dissecate and more.

bioSTATS is a site where you can find help and guidence on data management and statistic specially targeted towards students at BIO. This covers Excel, R and basic statistical concepts. bioSTATs also includes the working-book "Working in R", where you will find help on how to use Git and Github in R Studio, how to write reusable documents in Quarto, how to creade your own R-package and how to choose the correct plot and statistical model. It also covers some course-specific resources for; AB-202, AB-204, BIO101, BIO104, BIO241 og BIO325. bioSTATS is adapted for all levels, from bachelor to PhD.

This is bioCEEDs student blog! Here you can read about projects and activites that other students has been part of, or been running. Especially, you can find projects connected to BIO298 and BIO299, but also other projects from other courses or no course. Get inspired by some creative blogs!

UNISbreakfast is a student driven project and a meeting arena for all bachelor-, master- and PhD students at UNIS where they share knowledge and experience about their own research. Students present their research, the challenges they face, and the educational choices that have brought them where they are today. Breakfast is served during the presentations and contributes to an informal learning- and networking environment for students.

Here you can read about ongoing biology and geology projects at UNIS, and how you could be part of it! UNISprout is a golden oportunity to find some projects to get some experiance, get to know people in the field of biology and geology, and also have a lot of fun while doing something important.

SCOPE (student led conference on polar environment) is a student driven interdiscpilinary conference where all bachelor-, master- og Ph.d. - students on UNIS can present their research work. The conference is a two days event in the automn semester, and as a student, you can contribute with presentations, be a participant or help with practical work.

Wants to learn more about artic terrestrial biology? Here you can find teaching resources that are relevant for the courses at UNIS