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I provide a tour of Oslo, Norway, concentrating on the city center and the suburbs of Blindern and Tøyen. I focus on the buildings
used by the University of Oslo from its foundation in 1811 and on the physical scientists who worked in them. I also point
out the cemeteries where some of them are buried.
KeywordsNiels Henrik Abel–Endre Quie Berner–K...
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