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Helene Sjursen participated in a NORTIA roundtable on Covid-19, the EU and geopolitics. 

GLOBUS researchers presented key findings from the project and reflected on the EU's global role and future research in a webinar on 28 May 2020.

We will discuss Dr. Susan Colbourn's paper "The Short-Lived Struggle to Modernize NATO’s Short-Range Nuclear Forces".

Professor in cognitive neuropsychology Bruno Laeng at RITMO will give a talk on musical synaesthesia. 

According to the 2017 US National Security Strategy, Moscow and Washington are engaged in a “great powers competition”. At the same time, Russian and American nuclear arsenals combined still represent more than 90% of world’s total. With this in mind the parties should be interested in managing the competition in the safest possible way. However, the arms control architecture, which previously provided a safety net, is falling apart. In order to maintain the relative stability, the parties will have to consider the issues and possible trade-offs, which will be on the negotiation table when or if Moscow and Washington once again decide to pursue arms control, and evaluate possible alternatives like more flexible political agreements.

In this online seminar, we will discuss James Cameron's paper: "What History Can Teach” as published in the Spring 2020 issue of Daedalus, Meeting the Challenges of the New Nuclear Age.

Have you ever wondered what kinds of satellite data are out there for research and study? Melissa Hanham will introduce you to the types of imagery available, what you can "see" with them, and techniques for identifying military activities.

In this online seminar, we will discuss Eliza Gheorghe's  working paper: "Balance of Power Redux: Nuclear Alliances and the Logic of Extended Deterrence"

Although ubiquitous globally, psychotic disorders show strong social gradients by both individual attributes and geographical region, established via ground-breaking psychiatric epidemiology beginning in the U.S. and subsequently exported to Europe and beyond. Despite almost a century of research on this topic, persistent inequalities in the risk of psychotic disorders by both person and place remain, with potentially vital implications for etiology, public health and service provision.

Etter råd fra nasjonale helsemyndigheter avlyser vi dette arrangementet for å forebygge smitte av koronaviruset.

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In this final seminar Sveinung Grimsby will present his thesis titled: How does the Norwegian food industry act during innovation processes? 

Mapping the heterogeneity of responses to potential trauma.

In this breakfast seminar in the Cities and Societies series, Professor Harald Rohracher from Linköping University will give a presentation based upon  material from three Swedish cities which have set up ‘smart city’ experiments and pilot projects.

Sentralbanksjef Øystein Olsen kommer, tradisjonen tro,  til Blindern for å holde årstalen sin for studentene. Det blir også miniforedrag om pengepolitikk og klima, kåring av beste lag i studentkonkurransen og mingling. 

Psykologisk Institutt og Institutt for spesialpedagogikk ønsker velkommen til et åpent seminar om stamming i anledning disputasen til logoped Hilda Sønsterud. Vi har gleden å invitere til et fagseminar med opponentene og et avsluttende innlegg av doktoranden.

The European Union is often described as a vanguard of a law-based world order, and since its inception it has proclaimed an ambition to promote justice at the global level. But how can the EU contribute in the present context of contestation over global norms?

How does architecture contribute to the production of truly public spaces in the city today? What types of knowledge are needed, and are today's planning and decision-making processes suited for the design of socially inclusive public spaces in the city? Whose city is it really?

Jens Richter from Estudio Herreros will give the introductory talk to this Cities and Society seminar, followed by a panel discussion with invited architects and urban scholars.