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We are happy to share two publications that are the result of the BREAD project collaboration with the Norwegian NGO Matsentralen Norge (Food Banks Norway) in WP3.
Lars Wenaas is the first Osiris Ph.D. candidate to submit his doctoral thesis. The thesis looks at the effects of open access. The public defense will take place at the University of Oslo on 11th November 2022.
Frauke Rohden, Ph.D. candidate at TIK and part of the OSIRIS team, is in the final stages of her Ph.D. work. In her thesis she looks at the role of informal science-oriented online activities for the diffusion, understanding, and use of scientific knowledge. We decided to ask Frauke some questions about her project.
Lecturer in Law Dr Carrie Bradshaw has been appointed as a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oslo’s TIK Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture.
Authors of accepted papers will be invited for workshop in Paris. Read more here for details about the call and how to send in your submission!
On May 6th, Kristin Asdal spoke at the marking of the 50 year anniversary of the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment.
Read more here about what we did at the EGOS and EASST conferences in July 2022!
We have two recent additions to the INTRANSIT team. Amir Mirzadeh Phirouzabadi and Sabine de Graaff.
How does science make its way from academic research into society? There is agreement that the connection between science and society is not a linear or simple process. This blog post presents six perspectives on the complexity, long timespans and many different actors involved in scientific impact processes.
From June 1-3 2022, the Osiris team attended the yearly Eu-SPRI conference. This year’s theme was “Challenging Science and Innovation Policy” and the aim was to explore future directions for studies of Policies for Research and Innovation with a special emphasis on the topics of Digitization, Open Science and Futuring.
As members of the STS community in Norway, we are thrilled to share that Sheila Jasanoff has been awarded the prestigious Holberg Prize for 2022 “for her pioneering research in the field of Science and Technology Studies” write TIK researchers Hilde Reinertsen, Tone Druglitrø and Ana Delgado.
A challenge in transitions is how to efficiently link research with policymakers' current issues, problems, and questions. With that in mind, INTRANSIT, the Norwegian Research Council, and the Ministry of Education and Research hosted a seminar for informal discussions between researchers and bureaucrats from different ministries.
After more than two years of zoom meetings, the Osiris consortium finally met physically again for a two-day meeting in Valencia, Spain. The meeting was hosted by Osiris partner INGENIO and took place at their offices at Ciudad Politécnica de la Innovación.
How does science make its way from academic research into society? There is agreement that the connection between science and society is not a linear or simple process. This blog post presents six perspectives on the complexity, long timespans and many different actors involved in scientific impact processes.
Centre director, Taran Thune, has contributed to a new report on how missions can be used for tackling grand societal challenges in Norway.
INTRANSIT offers students access to a vibrant research community, the opportunity to work with and be supervised by leading scholars and industry partners, access to data and partners.
Hør senterleder Taran Thune i en paneldebatt om evolusjonær økonomi og innovasjons rolle i grønn omstilling.
Osiris is happy to welcome two new members to the team: Mayra Morales Tirado from University of Manchester and Gemma Derrick from University of Bristol.
In this newly published book, authors Kristin Asdal and Hilde Reinertsen present a framework for studying documents that enables you to conduct a rich and systematic analysis of documents in all their diversity.
Q&A with Valuethreads project members Nassima Abdelghafour and Liliana Doganova about their recent fieldwork in French Guyana.
Processing grant applications and assigning them to an appropriate group of experts for evaluation, is one of the challenges of the Research Council of Norway (RCN). At a recent OSIRIS meeting, representatives of the RCN gave insights into their use of artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for optimizing case handling.
Prof. Susanne Bauer (TIK) is research partner in the project "Anthropogenic Soils. Recuperating Human-Soil Relationships on a Troubled Planet", funded by the Norwegian Research Council’s program for Large-scale Interdisciplinary Projects.
Kristin Asdal, Professor at TIK, and colleagues organize a prallell session at the 38th EGOS Colloquium in Vienna 7-9 July 2022. The theme of the session is "Valuation and Critique in the “Good Economy”". Deadline for submitting short papers is 11. January.
Det sier INTRANSIT-forsker Allan Dahl Andersen. Les mer om omstilling og det grønne skifte i disse to Apollon-intervjuene med Andersen og Professor Taran Thune, senterleder i INTRANSIT.