Gjesteforelesninger-seminarer

Guest lecture by Professor Marco Vivarelli.

Seminar in honour of Professor Olav Wicken.

As part of our innovation lunch series, Professor James Wilsdon (The University of Sheffield) presents "Meta-science and meta-research: old wine in new bottles, or a cocktail for change?"

Professor Martin Kenney, UC Davis will present his work on "Platform-Dependent Entrepreneurs: Power Asymmetries, Risks, and Strategies in the Platform Economy"

For nøyaktig 20 år siden kom boka «Betatt av viten – bruksanvisninger til Donna Haraway» ut på Spartacus Forlag. I de tjue årene som har gått siden da har Haraway fortsatt å irritere, utfordrer og inspirere. Vi som en gang laget boka sammen, ønsker å invitere til seminar om Haraway som en feministisk teknovitenskapelig stemme, som talsperson for ontologisk undring, som samtalepartner med ulike former for levd liv så vel som en skarp røst innen teknologi og vitenskapsstudier (STS). Vi spør fortsatt– hvordan kan Haraway brukes?

Thomas Lemke visits the Little Tools Project for a seminar on new materialism in social and political theory, discussing Jane Bennett's vitalist notion of 'enchanted materialism'.

Seminar with Andrew Stirling.

Gunter Pauli kommer til NMBU for å snakke om hvordan grønne forretningsmodeller kan bidra til å skape en bedre verden.

Professor Piergiuseppe Morone will talk about transitioning to a bio-based economy which involves more than just technological changes, but also big societal and institutional changes as much as the development of radically new technologies.

Dr Sarah Blacker will talk about how collaborative studies can enable the public to identify matters of concern and to participate in the research process in the case of contamination affecting Indigenous First Nations communities located near an oil extraction site in Canada. 

Research impact – new frontiers and new approaches