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Welcome to this week's lunch seminar in the dScience lounge with Juan Pablo Villa Jimenez.
Landmines and unexploded bombs make huge areas of former war zones too dangerous to use, and clearing them is slow and risky. Join us in the Science Library where Associate Professor Tønnes Nygaard will talk about how humanitarian demining works today, and how robots and AI could make it faster and safer.
Welcome to this week's lunch seminar in the dScience lounge with Iver Oknes.
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Welcome to this week's lunch seminar in the dScience lounge with Postdoctoral Fellow Viktor Svensson.
Join us for the launch of a new roadmap: "HOW TO" Unlock Innovation from Research-Intensive Biotechnology in Norway.
One of the biggest open problems in mathematics has been solved by AI. Controversy has sparked, and the whole field is filled with tension and excitement. Join us for a journey into the Millennium Problems, the Navier-Stokes equations, the alleged scandal and the future of mathematics.
As part of the TRUST Annual Conference, on October 21, all participants are encouraged to join organised meetings with our Research Areas, individual TRUST projects, action clusters and other TRUST initiatives.
dScience is excited to welcome the Data Science community to the annual Data Science Day! This year we are exploring the exciting opportunities that emerge where AI and robotics meet.
Welcome to this week's lunch seminar in the dScience lounge with Postdoctoral Fellow Azusa Inoue, where she explores how nuclear reactions shaped the first elements in the Universe and whether they could help solve the long-standing cosmological lithium problem.
The Digitalisation Lecture scheduled for 30 September 2026 has been cancelled due to changes in the Norwegian Ministry of Digitalisation and Public Governance.
We will provide an update on the possibility of rescheduling the event as soon as more information becomes available.
What happens when a robot does not respond quite as quickly as you expect? Even small delays can affect how we experience control, agency and difficulty when interacting with a robot remotely. At this week’s dScience Lunch Seminar, PhD candidate Myrthe Tilleman presents preliminary findings from experiments exploring how latency shapes human-robot interaction, and how neural signals and machine learning could help overcome these delays in future teleoperation systems.
Join us for a lunch seminar with Professor François Renard in the Science Library.
Invitation-only two-day seminar on how artificial intelligence is transforming scientific discovery. We will explore AI applications across science, healthcare, education, sustainability, creativity, and trustworthy AI, while discussing the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of science.
Join us for a TRUST Project Presentation session, where all TRUST research projects will give a short introduction to their work. This session provides an opportunity for researchers and user partners to gain an overview of TRUST’s research activities and identify potential collaborations.
Sentrale aktører fra forskning, næringsliv og politikk må ta digitale beredskapsgrep sammen.
TRUST aims to be highly interdisciplinary in research and innovation. But what does this mean? How can we achieve it? Together with Integreat and INTED, we reflect on, discuss, compare and plan interdisciplinary research in AI.
CIPHER: AI-assisted identification & analysis of coordinated foreign influence and disinformation
Kunstig intelligens krever store mengder energi, vann og naturressurser. Samtidig kan teknologien bidra til utslippskutt og grønn innovasjon. Hva betyr dette for klima, natur og norske veivalg?
The Sensor Decade is back! Stay tuned for 3 & 4 June 2026.
Is there anything specific you’d like to learn more about, someone you’d like to hear from on stage, or themes you’re interested in? Or maybe you’d like to contribute yourself to next year’s edition of The Sensor Decade? If so, don’t hesitate to reach out to the head of the technical committee, Frøydis Sved Skottvoll.