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Published June 22, 2023 12:46 PM

INTRANSIT gathered in Lofoten to reflect on our research and discuss avenues for further work. Among fishing boats and shipbuilders in Svolvær, we discovered we have much to say about industrial transformation. And among June snow and mid-night sun, our fantastic group of people had a chance to connect.

Publisert 2. juni 2023 11:27

Kristin Asdal har skrevet et essay om verdensarv, eventyr og naturens verdi i Vinduet.

Publisert 27. apr. 2023 11:00

EILINs såkornmidler for 2023 er tildel: 450 000 kr er fordelt på tre prosjekter, som alle bidrar til nyskapende utdanning. Stikkordene for denne tildelingen er kunstig intelligens og samfunnsvitenskapelig datavitenskap. 

Publisert 25. apr. 2023 19:37

På Verdensarvforum 2023 holder Kristin Asdal 3. mai foredraget "Å arve verden. Om å forvalte verdier, spore verditråder og ulike måter å se verdier på".

Published Apr. 14, 2023 10:16 AM

Valentin is a PhD candidate in sociology of science at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and a researcher at the Fraunhofer Center for International Management and Knowledge Economy IMW in Germany. He is currently also a visiting researcher at OSIRIS. 

Published Mar. 28, 2023 2:06 PM

INTRANSIT welcomes master students who are interested in studying green industry transformations in Norway.  Our research focuses on ongoing transformation processes in sectors such as aquaculture and agriculture, process industry, and the maritime, transport and energy sectors.

We also study specific technologies (such as CCS, offshore wind, hydrogen solutions), firms, clusters and different innovation policy questions. See some suggested topics below.

Publisert 21. mars 2023 15:26

I en høytidelig og tradisjonell seremoni i Universitetets Aula, ble fem kandidater fra Det samfunnsvitenskapelige fakultet kreert 16. mars. Prodekan for forskning, Tore Nilssen sto for talen og presentasjonen av fakultetets kandidater.

Published Nov. 18, 2022 12:43 PM

Many countries with abundant natural resources experience lower economic growth than countries with little or no natural resources. In the economics literature this is referred to as the "resource curse". One reason put forward is lack of technological progress. In a recent study, we have examined a related issue, that is, whether a resource curse may occur due to the wrong type of technological progress, write Greaker, Heggedal and Rosendahl.

Publisert 27. okt. 2022 15:45

– For me, key to collaboration is shared curiosity and an interest in inventive approaches across disciplines – and at times to dare and do things differently, with or despite the pressures of academia or funding regimes, says Susanne Bauer, professor of Science and Technology Studies (STS) at the TIK Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture.