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Sep 10, 2026

Pain Speak

Rethinking Back Pain: Cognitive Functional Therapy, Fear, Recovery and the Future of Pain Care

Sep 10 · 1 Mention

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Peter O'SullivanGUEST

20:44

So I went out to Norway in 2006 for six months.

Peter O'SullivanGUEST

20:49

and work with Sharton Fursom, who's now a professor at Bergen University.

Peter O'SullivanGUEST

20:54

And this became part of his PhD.

Peter O'SullivanGUEST

20:57

And that was the first trial of CFT.

WASSAP: The Africa-West Asia Podcast

Across the Red Sea: Historical and Cultural Connections Between Africa and West Asia

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

Anne K. BangGUEST

1:26

Yes.

Anne K. BangGUEST

1:27

So I am now a professor of history at the University of Bergen in Norway.

Anne K. BangGUEST

1:35

So actually my title is professor of the history of the Middle East and Islamic Africa.

Anne K. BangGUEST

1:42

So it's a big scope.

Unknown podcast

How to Build Depth in a Mix

Sep 8 · 2 Mentions

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11:12

If you think of the practical workflow, researchers also provide open-source tools and libraries that producers can immediately plug into their DAWs.

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11:20

For instance, a recent collaboration between University of Bergen students and SoundLab has yielded an FFT-based dynamic EQ plugin that adapts its bands to real-time spectral changes in a mix.

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11:33

By integrating this with your mixing session, you no longer have to manually scan the spectrum for muddiness.

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11:40

You just let the algorithm detect and attenuate it automatically.

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13:38

If you're building a home studio on a budget, don't be fooled into thinking that expensive gear is required to get good results.

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13:46

Research demonstrates that thoughtful signal flow, like proper gain staging, minimal clipping before processing, and judicious use of preamp gain can bring out the best in an inexpensive condenser microphone.

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13:59

In fact, a study from the University of Bergen compared the perceived warmth of a Neumann TLM 103 versus a low-cost Audio Technica AT 2035 under identical recording setups and found statistically negligible differences when both were used within the optimal input range.

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14:17

That suggests that if you follow good practices, your budget gear can sit in the mix without sounding inferior.

Keeping Current

Myasthenia Gravis Guidelines: A Global View for Local Practice

Aug 19 · 1 Mention

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Heinz WindlHOST

1:19

Joining me today are Emilia Evoli.

Heinz WindlHOST

1:23

She's associate professor of neurology at the Catholic University in Rome, Italy; Nils Gilhus, professor of neurology at the University of Bergen in Norway; and Ali Al-Cherri, associate professor of neurology and neuromuscular at Alfaisal University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Heinz WindlHOST

1:42

Welcome, dear colleagues and friends, to this activity.

Heinz WindlHOST

1:47

So why are we covering this topic today? Uh, national guidelines for the management of myasthenia gravis are available in different countries.

Outside Rein Pod

Episode 12 - BWRT with special guest Kate Osmaston

Aug 16 · 1 Mention

Kate OsmastonGUEST

35:21

Yeah, Nobel Prize at the least.

Kate OsmastonGUEST

35:24

Now, there are actually clinical studies taking place There's one, the University of Bergen, I think it's Bergen, in Norway, that is happening at the moment.

Kate OsmastonGUEST

35:34

Now that should have been, the results should have been released earlier this year, but that is still ongoing.

Kate OsmastonGUEST

35:41

But when that comes out, that will have a huge impact.

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