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The treatment of HIV patients works so well that 80 per cent of patients do not require follow-up appointments in hospital. The Hospital of Southern Norway (SSHF) and the University of Agder will now develop a fully digital solution for follow-up.
Grimstad municipality is setting up a separate stand where students and staff can get self-tests for coronavirus if needed from Monday. Kristiansand municipality will have a more bureaucratic procedure for students at Campus Kristiansand.
The school fruit scheme sought to help prevent and reduce obesity among pupils. New research shows no such effect.
The mathematics didactics community at UiA has been assigned the responsibility for a national researcher school by the Research Council. 12 new researcher schools in various fields will be established across the country, and UiA will be involved with seven of them in addition to the one UiA leads.
Students will return to campus for face-to-face teaching, but there are restrictions on how many people can attend lectures.
The updated coronavirus guidelines allow for more teaching on campus from 24 January.
The University of Agder’s research on future battery solutions and digital infrastructure has received NOK 7.6 million for laboratories and computing power to help raise research to an international leading level.
A new study from UiA researcher Solveig Korum shows that music can contribute to the achievement of several of the UN’s sustainability goals.
The vaccination centre is open Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 hours. Thursday and Friday the centre is closed.