Nettsider med emneord «innovation»
Cecilia Rikap (University College London) will hold a seminar on intellectual monopoly and corporate power.
Ander Kristian Munk (DTU Management) and Mathieu Jacomy (Aalborg University) will discuss how generative artificial intelligence, and specifically the use of large language models (LLMs) for embedding, summarization and annotation tasks, might help us to continuously map controversies as they evolve.
7. mars åpner Teknisk museum dørene på kveldstid med et spennende program, hvor tre TIK-forskere er representert: Hør Bård Lahn i samtale med Ketil G. Andersen, kurator for den nyåpnede utstillingen Energi i klimakrisens tid, og reflekter rundt hvordan vi snakker om olje og norsk klimapolitikk i hverdagen med Marie Stilling og Sebastian Svenberg i formatet "Kitchen Table Society".
Professor Milena Nikolova (University of Groningen) will present her research on worker motivations, work meaningfulness, and work orientations.
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Sandro Montresor visits TIK to discuss a recent paper on the extent to which MNEs contribute to the regional specialisation in green technologies.
How much does a company specialising in services such as Telenor invest in innovation? Researchers at the University of Oslo have contributed to changing how Telenor sees innovation.
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Kristin Asdal was recently invited to give a public lecture in Trondheim, at the the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture, NTNU.
Norway's poor innovation rankings is usually explained by the high presence of oil and gas companies in the industry structure. Nevertheless, the Norwegian petroleum industry is regarded highly innovative - this contradiction seem to be the result of a different way of organising innovation processes compared to other industries.
Norway's poor innovation rankings is usually explained by the high presence of oil and gas companies in the industry structure. Nevertheless, the Norwegian petroleum industry is regarded highly innovative - this contradiction seem to be the result of a different way of organising innovation processes compared to other industries.
SIVAC is studying the Norwegian petroleum-related supply industry and its impact on innovation in the oil and gas sector and value creation in the Norwegian economy.
