Research
The regional research fund in Agder has given NOK 5 million to UiA's focus on how to give used electric vehicle batteries a new life as sustainable energy storage units.
When parents struggle to keep up with digital media, it can affect their children’s homework and leisure activities.
The Europen RePAST project at UiA has received one million kroner from the Norwegian Research Council to help children, young people and adults in Norway to better understand how difficult historical conflicts from the past affect us today.
Janne Lund at the University of Agder wrote a blog post about how talking about young people and mental health may not serve the intended purpose. Her post was the most read on forskning.no in 2020.
Mathematics teaching in primary and lower secondary school should include more realistic mathematics tasks. This emerges from new research at the University of Agder.
Mathematics teaching in primary and lower secondary school should include more realistic mathematics tasks. This emerges from new research at the University of Agder.
The University of Agder will develop new practice placements for healthcare and social work students.
Researchers at the University of Agder will create measures to promote a healthy diet early in life. In total, UiA received NOK 30 million in funding from the Research Council in December.
Together with partners in the industry, researchers at the university are developing new methods of recycling electric vehicle batteries.