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The workshop on "Safety of AI in Energy & Critical Infrastructure" held on March 21, 2024, at NBIM London office, addressed the integration of AI in critical infrastructure and energy systems. The focus was on tackling common challenges and accelerating the safe implementation of AI, emphasising collaboration between the UK and Norway.

On March 20 th, 2024, in collaboration with King’s College London and the Norwegian Embassy in the UK, the University of Oslo organised an exclusive discussion of The Guild's Insight Paper The Twin Transition Century: The role of digital research for a successful green transition of society .

An academic career allows focusing on new scientific challenges and questions, to dive deep into the undiscovered aspects of nature, all while being surrounded by an environment and people sharing a dedication for excellence. This is inspiring, but early career academics also have many more challenges than other career paths, many of which go beyond the research subject one was prepared for. For example, projects are mired with delays; misunderstandings and miscommunications with supervisors and colleagues; managing emotions after a never-ending series of failed experiments and uncomfortable confrontations with professors etc…. The academic life can also be intoxicating, keeping one so focused on their research field that it leaves them unaware and incapable to adapt when they career paths leads them outside academia. All of this can be overwhelming, and many PhD and Postdoc finds themselves lost and uncomfortable, unaware of how to navigate the many.

As technology continues to advance, AI's role in scientific writing is poised to expand further, facilitating collaboration, knowledge dissemination, and ultimately advancing the pace of scientific discovery. Embracing AI in scientific writing not only streamlines workflows but also holds the promise of fostering a more collaborative and interconnected global scientific community.

As technology continues to advance, AI's role in scientific writing is poised to expand further, facilitating collaboration, knowledge dissemination, and ultimately advancing the pace of scientific discovery. Embracing AI in scientific writing not only streamlines workflows but also holds the promise of fostering a more collaborative and interconnected global scientific community.

Norwegian Space Agency, Norwegian Digitalisation Agency, Norwegian Research Council and Innovation Norway welcomes you to an info meeting about Destination Earth (DestinE).

DigitalHelse2024 is a meeting platform for healthcare and social services, businesses, researchers, users, and decision-makers to explore solutions, learn, and inspire. (In Norwegian)

We are happy to announce that the NORA Annual Conference 2024 will take place at the Clarion Ernst in Kristiansand, 3-4th of June! Register now!