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Research
“If you do not understand how events from the past affect society, you will not understand the media”, says Kenneth Andresen. He conducts research on the conditions of journalists in the Balkans.
Several Norwegian municipalities have introduced home-based reablement. In his doctoral work, Tore Bersvendsen has researched whether it is profitable. It turns out that it is, but mainly for women.
The government’s coronavirus advice reaches young people, but already three weeks into the pandemic they are frustrated with school closures and the lack of socialising.
The University of Agder celebrated its PhD candidates on Monday 7 September.
Many research fellows have faced challenges in conducting research due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Many research fellows have faced challenges in conducting research due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Technology developed in the MSCA-RISE project CLOVER have a high potential for innovation, the European Commission's Innovation Radar says.
The Norwegian Research Council recently awarded UiA a total of NOK 37.8 million for research on artificial intelligence, flying base stations, and more robust wind farms.
How you travel to and from work and your height can affect the probability of catching coronavirus. This is suggested by new research from the University of Agder.
The COVID-19 response in the city of Kristiansand and the Hospital of Southern Norway will be evaluated. Centre for Integrated Emergency Management and the consulting firm Stepchange will perform the evaluation.