News from CIEM
Vacencies in project on UAV and AI. Note application dates in May.
The Research Council allocated NOK 22 million to two groundbreaking research projects at UiA. One is related to food systems, health, and wellbeing; and the other to how we can provide responsible digital emergency aid to people in crisis.
CIEM researchers took part in the interdisciplinary Northern European Conference on Emergency and Disaster Studies (NEEDS) conference, which was hosted by Mid Sweden University.
How can IT be used to reduce the risks related to a disaster? This is the overall topic of an international research conference taking place on UiA 12 -14 October 2022.
Disputation: Thursday November 10th.
Tim A. Majchrzak diving into conspiracy theories and misinformation tweets from his home office.
In strong competition with other research centres, CIEM, along with the WISENET Centre have been granted status as priority research centres (PRIFORSK) at the University of Agder.
How can we use current technology to best help refugees? A new research project led by UiA will try to find the answer.
Sofie Pilemalm is Professor of Informatics at the Department of Science and Technology, Linköping university (LiU), Sweden. She has alternated her professional career between academia and the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) where she worked as business developer, systems developer and researcher in the military and crisis management domains.
In strong competition with other academic environments, CIEM and the WISENET Centre have been granted status as priority research centres at the University of Agder.