About Trondheim
Academic Excellence in a Historic Setting
​Roughly halfway between the North and the South of Norway lies Trondheim, a beautiful city known for its friendly locals, the Trøndere in Norwegian. Here, Viking history blends with a young and creative atmosphere.
A key highlight of the city is the iconic Nidaros Cathedral, a national landmark, while the state-of-the-art museum PoMo is among several cultural attractions that have put Trondheim firmly on the map.
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It is home to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and several leading research centres (such as HYDROGENi), making it an important hub for technology and energy research.
The city combines a dynamic academic environment with a rich cultural heritage and a unique natural setting, offering both a professional and welcoming atmosphere for international events.

Traveling to Trondheim
By plane:
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EPHyC Venue
The EPHyC conference will take place at Gløshaugen (NTNU Campus), Elektrobygget, O.S. Bragstads Plass, 7034 Trondheim, Norway.
To get to the conference venue from the Trondheim city centre: ​
NTNU’s Gløshaugen campus is only a pleasant, 20-minute walk from the city centre (see map).​You can also take the bus from the city centre: take the bus no. 3 towards “Lohove” or bus no. 22 towards “Vestlia via Othilienborg” and get off at the “Gløshaugen” bus stop.
Check the bus company’s page (AtB) for ticket information.
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