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Professor Stephen Seiler, vice-rector for Research, Dissemination and Innovation, has stated his candidacy for the next rector period at UiA. He is the first candidate who has filed to run in the rector election.
Patients suffering from serious chronic illness need better information. This is the conclusion of a new international study by professor Gudrun Elin Rohde at University of Agder.
Universities in the American Midwest prioritise both education and societal attitudes.
Tidsskriftet Sakprosa presenterer seks studiar frå UiA-forskarar. Der kjem det fram at tekstar som vurderer fagutviklinga til barn i barnehage og skule ikkje berre er pedagogiske utviklingsverktøy. Dei er også del av ein ustrakt måle- og vurderingskultur som er oppteken av å telje, vege og måle.
Towns smooth the way for business sector development in the entire region of which they are a part. We must support the large ones if we want change and business development. This is the conclusion of a new doctoral thesis at the University of Agder’s School of Business and Law.
Professor Kjetil Magne Dørheim Hals at the Faculty of Engineering and Science has been granted NOK 8 million from the Research Council of Norway to prepare for starting a new research area in Norway: antiferromagnetic spinmechatronics.
The PhD Research Fellow Per-Arne Andersen from UiA’s CAIR centre won the award for best presentation at a Cambridge conference. 260 researchers of artificial intelligence from all over the world participated.
"The buddy will help the new employee to get a good start at the university – both practically and socially," Malin Stine Hauge, senior adviser at the Division of Human Resources at UiA, says.
The peace agreement between Protestants and Catholics in 1998 ended widespread violence and terror in Northern Ireland. Three UiA researchers are launching a new book about the legacy of the deal.