Research
Professor Kjetil Magne Dørheim Hals at the Faculty of Engineering and Science has been granted NOK 8 million from the Research Council of Norway to prepare for starting a new research area in Norway: antiferromagnetic spinmechatronics.
The PhD Research Fellow Per-Arne Andersen from UiA’s CAIR centre won the award for best presentation at a Cambridge conference. 260 researchers of artificial intelligence from all over the world participated.
Researchers from the EU and UiA look at old European conflicts and see how they are portrayed today. The aim is to help children and youth coexisting more peacefully in the future.
Agder Energi and the University of Agder have achieved concrete advances in simulations for artificial intelligence controlling hydroelectric power production. Minister of Research and Higher Education Iselin Nybø was thrilled about what she saw and heard.
Three UiA students will have their bachelor’s thesis published in a renowned journal. This is the first time bachelor’s students from UiA publish at the second quality level of the Norwegian Scientific Index.
Positive research results and considerable computing power have resulted in UiA’s centre now moving up a division and attracting top international researchers to the South coast of Norway. The new research centre has been given the name House of CAIR, and will operate from CAIR’s premises on UiA Campus Grimstad.
The doctoral thesis from Associate Professor Reinhard Hennig at the University of Agder (UiA) shows that Norwegian author Knut Faldbakken was among the first who wrote climate change fiction. Hennig is now releasing the first research anthology in English on Nordic climate change fiction.
Five research environments at the University of Agder (UiA) have been granted the status as priority research centres.
Five research environments at the University of Agder (UiA) have been granted the status as priority research centres.