Research and Energy Physics (SAFE) Dentistry Institute of Oral Biology Institute of Clinical Dentistry Social sciences Department of Sociology and Human Geography Department of Political Science Department of Psychology Department of Social Anthropology Department of Economics Centre for technology, innovation and culture ARENA – Centre for European Studies Centre of Equality, Social Organization, and Performance (ESOP) Education Department of Teacher Education and School Research Department of Special Needs Education Department for Educational Research Centre for Educational Measurement at the University of Oslo (CEMO) InterMedia Other units The University of Oslo has several units which are not part of one of the faculties, including some interdisciplinary research centres, research centres abroad, the scientific museums, and libraries: Research centres and other special units The Biotechnology Centre of Oslo Centre for Gender Research Norwegian Institute in Rome (wholly owned by the university) Barony Rosendal (wholly owned by the university) Molecular Life Science International Summer School Affiliated institutes Affiliated institutes are independent institutes that have a formal cooperation agreement with and close ties to the University of Oslo. Most of them were established by the University of Oslo, but have been organised as entities formally separate from the university for various reasons. Centre for International Climate and Environmental Research Frisch Centre Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities Simula Research Laboratory Library Library of Medicine and Health Sciences Library of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Law Library Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Library Museums Natural history Mineralogical-geological Museum Paleontological Museum Zoological Museum Botanical Garden Botanical Museum Cultural history Historical Museum Collection of Coins and Medals Ethnographic Museum Viking Ship Museum Notable people The University of Oslo has a long list of notable academics and alumni, spanning the fields of scholarship covered by the university. The university is home to five Nobel Prize winners and is institutionally tied to some of the most prestigious prizes in the world. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded in the university's atrium between 1947 and 1989, thus making it the only university to host a Nobel Prize ceremony. Since 2003, the Abel Prize is awarded in the university's atrium. Academics Some of the notable academics of the university are: Vilhelm Aubert (Professor of Sociology) Fredrik Barth (Professor of Social Anthropology) Jon Bing (Professor of Law; pioneer of legal informatics) Nils Christie (Professor of Criminology) Ole-Johan Dahl (Professor