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Mariam Kharatyan
Program candidate, Assistant Professor and Concert Pianist
Assistant Professor and PhD Research Fellow Mariam Kharatyan interprets the Armenian national composer Aram Khachaturian in her doctoral work. And in September, she will partake in the Grieg Piano Competition at Troldhaugen.
UiA’s research group within "Music Management" is cooperating with music industry greats such as Pink Floyd’s former manager to study how the industry is affected by digitalisation.
Centre for Integrated Emergency Management (CIEM) at UiA is involved in two EU projects that are now granted 38 and 179 million NOK. The projects will make relief work in emergencies safer and more efficient.
The research group "Religion and World-Views in Social Context" conducts research on how society and economy are affected by people’s philosophical values.
In order to live a good life, it is important to have good health, and that means having good eating habits. The research group FEED conducts research on how the things we eat affect our lives.
This is one of the central questions the research group European Integration and Governance is trying to find the answers to through their international research.
Monday 20 April, Thomas Henökl will defend his PhD. He is the 100th candidate to defend a doctoral dissertation on UiA’s own programmes.
UiA’s newest research group is called Sustainable buildings and infrastructure. By gathering experts on sustainable solutions in one group, UiA and its partners will provide the community access to competences on an international level.
How do people respond to catastrophes and traumatic events through art? That is the questions in this month’s research group.
What happens when the elderly are transferred from hospitals to the municipal health and care services? How can we avert possible malnutrition? Why are so many of the elderly lonely? Aging and health is this month’s research group on uia.no.
Norwegian football players are quicker than they used to be. But it is difficult to train oneself to become faster.
By the help of local data and mathematical models, Tina Comes is building the tools to help the world’s relief agencies in their decision making process.
At MatRIC, UiA’s own Centre for Excellence in Higher Education, they work to raise the quality of mathematics education in Norway.
The University of Agder (UiA) has won the jackpot, as their application to The Research Council of Norway’s Centre for Research-based Innovation (SFI) ”SFI Offshore Mechatronics” has been granted!