Research
The new brain researchers at the University of Agder have worked closely with Nobel Prize winners May-Britt and Edvard Moser. The couple has roots in Kristiansand.
Research couple Hanne and Tor Stensola from Kristiansand return home to establish neuroscience as a new academic field at UiA. The initiative has received 26.5 MNOK in funding from regional partners and will strengthen UiA's expertise in psychology.
Research couple Hanne and Tor Stensola from Kristiansand return home to establish neuroscience as a new academic field at UiA. The initiative has received 26.5 MNOK in funding from regional partners and will strengthen UiA's expertise in psychology.
Research couple Hanne and Tor Stensola from Kristiansand return home to establish neuroscience as a new academic field at UiA. The initiative has received 26.5 MNOK in funding from regional partners and will strengthen UiA's expertise in psychology.
What is metaphysics, and why is it important? In his new book, Einar Duenger Bøhn explains how to reflect on the most fundamental things in life.
The Research Council allocated NOK 22 million to two groundbreaking research projects at UiA. One is related to food systems, health, and wellbeing; and the other to how we can provide responsible digital emergency aid to people in crisis.
Place fresh vegetables in a bowl on the kitchen counter and keep the soft drinks in the cellar. These are two of the simple tricks that public health and nutrition suggested by researcher Margrethe Røed.
UiA researcher dispels historical myths. Charlie Krautwald shows that the Danes were more characterised by conflict than political consensus in the 1930s.
Rogaland, Agder and Telemark have seen surprisingly little migration over the last couple of hundred years, according to a new genetic study that is the first of its kind in Norway.