The Centre for the study of innovation policy for industrial transformation, sustainability and digitalization (INTRANSIT) focuses on understanding how the Norwegian economy can be made smarter and more sustainable through industrial transformation.
We explore this question with a broad multidisciplinary approach and study different levels of the transformation processes – from analysing firm behaviour in transitions, via technological development and diffusion, to studying transformation policies. Our research focuses on transformation process in four important Norwegian sectors; the energy sector, the maritime sector, the industrial sectors (processing and manufacturing), and the bio-economy.
You can read more about our research, meet our researchers, and learn more about the Centre and its partners by following the links below.
INTRANSIT is an 8-year research centre (2019-2026) funded by the Research Council of Norway.
News
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Arendalsuka 2022: Hvordan får vi ny norsk teknologi til å lykkes i den internasjonale konkurransen?
Senterleder Taran Thune deltok i debatten arrangert av Innovasjon Norge under Arendalsuka, sammen med næringsminister Jan Christian Vestre, Kristin Skogen Lund (konsernsjef, Schibsted), Kristian Jul Røsjø (CEO, Antler Norway), Per-Ivar Nikolaisen (redaktør, Shifter), og Håkon Haugli (administrerende direktør, Innovasjon Norge). Moderator var Eva Camerer (direktør av strategisk stab, Innovasjon Norge).
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Meet our new colleagues Sabine and Amir
We have two recent additions to the INTRANSIT team. Amir Mirzadeh Phirouzabadi and Sabine de Graaff.
A collaboration between
- TIK Centre for Technology, innovation and culture (UiO)
- Digitalisation (DIG) (UiO)
- SINTEF Digital
- Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development (Utrecht University)
Gemini Centre
Many of us are involved in the Gemini Centre for Sustainability Transitions. A centre focused on strengthening the sustainability transitions research field in Norway.
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Funding
INTRANSIT is financed by the Research Council of Norway, and led by the TIK Centre for technology, innovation and culture.