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Research
Researcher surprised to find how little it takes to improve the quality of life for people living with substance abusers.
Bolivia became a secular state in 2009. Religious traditions, however, are central to both daily life and politics. Religious institutions negotiate between various perspectives on development and religion.
The Letsgo project combines long-distance medical monitoring with personal coaching. The objective is that patients make lifestyle changes and live longer and avoid unnecessary doctor’s visits.
Therapy in the open air provides adolescents with a break from a chaotic daily life with ever growing pressures with regards to achievement and self-representation. This positive effect is still in place one year after the therapy.
Two research groups at the University of Agder have applied to become Centres for Research-based Innovation (SFI), a prestigious programme of the Research Council of Norway. These research groups are based within the Centre for eHealth and the Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research.
A new dialogue tool based on research done at UiA will help nursery school staff and parents talk about bullying. The tool is free and available online.
The close collaboration between regional industry and innovative research at UiA receives praise from the Research Council of Norway. This is reflected in their evaluation of SFI Offshore Mechatronics.
Renewable local charcoal can replace fossil fuels and reduce CO2 emissions significantly from the Norwegian metal industry, a new doctoral thesis from the University of Agder shows.
Interdisciplinary research, digitization and social relevance were keywords during the visit of researchers from Einstein Center for Digital Future in Berlin, coming to UiA as guests at the Center for Digital Transformation.
Many children are afraid of trying new foods. Researchers from UiA partner with pre-schools to help both pre-school children and staff overcome their fear.