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How do universities organize research around complex societal challenges? How does interdisciplinarity work in practice? And how do researchers navigate expectations of societal relevance, utility, and innovation?

These were some of the questions addressed when TIK researchers Tone Druglitrø and Maximilian Fochler presented their evaluation of UiO: Life Science at a seminar organized by the Forum for Theory of Science. The presentation was followed by a panel discussion.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) requires more than the development and diffusion of individual technologies. A new paper examines how multiple systems need to evolve together for CCS to develop and scale.

On 18 September, Jørgen Finstad defended his PhD dissertation, “Multi-Sector Diffusion of Lumpy Decarbonization Technologies: Carbon Capture in Norway”.