Akslen-Hoel, Linn Kristin
Head of Research
MOB +47 922 60 870linn.kristin.akslen-hoel@moreforsking.no
Employees
Through over 30 years of business, Møreforsking has built solid expertise on designing and conducting projects within varying time- and budget-frames. The institute has 55 employees, whom conduct research, development, counseling and knowledge development.
Bråthen, Svein
Professor Molde University College and Researcher, Transport Economics
DIR +47 71 21 42 97svein.brathen@himolde.no
Christophersen, Gyda
Researcher
DIR +47 70 11 16 22
MOB +47 975 20 452gyda.christophersen@moreforsking.no
Emblemsvåg, Margrete
Researcher
DIR +47 70 11 16 27
MOB +47 932 88 537margrete.emblemsvag@moreforsking.no
Fjørtoft, Kari Lisbeth
Senior Advisor
DIR +47 70 11 16 05
MOB +47 924 34 992kari.lisbeth.fjortoft@moreforsking.no
Gundersen, Agnes Christine
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
DIR +47 70 11 16 00 (sentral)
MOB +47 926 11 524agnes.gundersen@moreforsking.no
Larssen, Wenche Emblem
Research Manager
DIR +47 70 11 16 03
MOB +47 917 80 817wenche.emblem.larssen@moreforsking.no
Mwesiumo, Deodat
Associate Professor Molde University College and Researcher, Logistics
DIR +47 71 19 58 13Deodat.E.Mwesiumo@himolde.no
Stangeland, Janne Kristin
Senior Engineer
DIR +47 70 11 16 26
MOB +47 917 71 880janne.kristin.stangeland@moreforsking.no
Tomasgard, Tore
Research Manager, Transport Economics
DIR +47 916 54 642tore.tomasgard@moreforsking.no
Tveter, Eivind
Associate professor, Molde University College and Researcher, Transport Economics
DIR +47 71 21 42 81eivind.tveter@himolde.no
Velle, Liv Guri
Research manager
DIR +47 70 11 16 07
MOB +47 997 71 177liv.guri.velle@moreforsking.no
WORK FIELD
Ola Ween
Ola Ween holds a PhD in microbiology from
NMBU (2002) and a Master in molecular biology from University of Bergen (1996).
The PhD thesis focused on DNA-uptake and development of antibiotics resistance in
human pathogenetic bacteria. The master focused on endocrinology in Atlantic
Salmon by studying genetic regulation of hormones.
Following the fulfillment of the PhD, Ola
has worked as a postdoc in several research groups with projects focusing on
microbial toxins and food poisoning (Norwegian School of Veterinary Science),
genetic regulation of the hormone gastrin and development of stomach cancer
(Institute of Cancer Research and Molecular Medicine, NTNU) and cell-biology
(Institute of Biology, NTNU).
Ola has worked in research groups in the USA
(University of California, Riverside) and Germany with projects connected to
gene-expression and cell-biology. He was hired as a researcher for Møreforsking
in 2010 and is today the group leader of marine biotechnology.
The main work will be within the biomarine
field for added-value of marine raw-materials by the use of biotechnology.
Among others, the work will encompass chemical characterization, investigation
of bioactive components, optimization and further processing of
raw-materials.
