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Child welfare services view young people as passive recipients of help. Young people themselves believe that they are taking an active role in their own lives. The mismatch can create challenges according to a new doctoral thesis.
Eight UiA researchers have gained international recognition for developing artificial intelligence which can perform complex tasks 50 times faster and more accurately than a human.
Middle managers in the municipalities do not take the job because of the prestige or the salary, but to help develop society. This can make them difficult to control.
Middle managers in the municipalities do not take the job because of the prestige or the salary, but to help develop society. This can make them difficult to control.
The official historical memory in several European countries is under pressure and may lead to increased levels of conflict internally in individual countries and in the EU as a whole. This is one of the findings from the three-year EU project RePAST.
One-year-olds can love everything from celery to minestrone soup and broccoli. But they may need several attempts before new food becomes a favourite.
When parents struggle to keep up with digital media, it can affect their children’s homework and leisure activities.
The Research Council of Norway has granted NOK 15.9 million for a research project on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in public administration.
What can history teach us about the EU in the time after Covid-19? Professor Jarle Trondal comes out with a new book on the EU’s crisis response.