Research events

In this final seminar, Wenaas will present his PhD thesis draft on the effect of open access.

EU-SPRI is an annual conference focused on research and innovation policy.

The theme for EU-SPRI 2021 is "Science and Innovation – an uneasy relationship? Rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies".

This year's conference is organized by the Center for technology, innovation and culture (TIK), in collaboration with NIFU.

This year's Eu-SPRI conference focuses on rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies. The conference is organized by the TIK Center for technology, innovation and culture, in collaboration with NIFU.

EU-SPRI is an annual conference focused on research and innovation policy.

The theme for EU-SPRI 2021 is "Science and Innovation – an uneasy relationship? Rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies".

This year's conference is organized by the Center for technology, innovation and culture (TIK), in collaboration with NIFU.

The STS Methods Lab at TIK is glad to host Hannah Knox, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the UCL Centre for Digital Anthropology in our next session.

We are glad to welcome Associate Professor of Anthropology (Research) in the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalization at Deakin University, Eben Kirksey, Ph.D. for the next STS Methods Lab.

In this final seminar, Lysgård will present her PhD thesis draft about Statoil’s experiences with engaging in the production of Canadian oil sands, and how they had to balance many different concerns when doing so. 

M.A Technology, Innovation and Culture Bianca Cavicchi will be defending the thesis The effects of Feedback Dynamics on Sustainability Transitions Policies: the case of Bioenergy for the degree of ph.d.

PhD candidate Artur Santoalha will be defending the thesis Technological Diversification in European Regions: Patterns and Determinants for the degree of ph.d.

In this final seminar Sveinung Grimsby will present his thesis titled: How does the Norwegian food industry act during innovation processes? 

Professor Lars Frers from the University of South-Eastern Norway will present his work on multi-sensory methods in social science and humanities.

M.A Technology, Innovation and Culture Simen Enger will be defending the thesis The Factors Behind Participation: Evidence from the European Framework Programme, Horizon 2020 for the degree of ph.d.

In this final seminar Marie B. Lindberg will present her thesis on decarbonization pathways and system reconfiguration of the European electricity sector.

In this 8-credit OSIRIS/NORSI course, we will look at how public research contributes to innovation and at the broader societal impacts of investment in scientific knowledge.

This InGrid project seminar will share key insights from the project with a view to understanding current and future challenges Norway faces in further decarbonization via electrification.

Ph.d Fellow Frauke Rohden visits the TIK Methods Lab to present her ongoing work on the topic of digital ethnography and digital methods.

The bi-annual TIK "Tøyenseminar" for autumn 2019 is held in Tøyen Hovedgård on November 19-20.

Hélène Mialet from the York University in Canada visits TIK Methods Lab with her talk Translating the body and the self through dogs and machines. The seminar is open to all.

Ph.d candidate Tuukka Mäkitie will be defending the thesis Sustainability transitions in oil economies: Resource redeployment from an established industry to a clean technology industry for the degree of ph.d.

Thesis title: Transition in the making: How to create value and achieve a sustainable food processing: A case study of Norwegian food industry in the transition towards the bioeconomy.

The ERC Little Tools team is organising a workshop to explore relations across economics, economy and the bioeconomy. The event will start with an open programme from 09.00 to 15.00 on October 14.