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Meet Eirik Tangeraas Lygre, PhD candidate in philosophy at INTED, whose research studies who gets to set the terms of climate policy.
Meet Emil Poiesz, a PhD Research Fellow at Integreat – Norwegian Centre for Knowledge-Driven Machine Learning.
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Dialogue is essential for effective collaboration, particularly in interdisciplinary settings. In this workshop, participants will be introduced to key principles of dialogue and engage in the practical Four Corners activity to explore diverse perspectives and strengthen mutual understanding.
In this talk, Ane Kristine Espeseth, PhD candidate at the Center for Computing in Science Education and INTED (University of Oslo), explores how ideas and methods from cognitive science can be used to ask better questions about AI systems.
We are pleased to invite you to the official opening of INTED’s and the Honours Programme’s new offices.
Academic Hospitality and the Mechanics of Collaboration in Interdisciplinary Education, by Mary Preston Sutphen, University of Oslo, Norway
Being an interdisciplinary PhD can be challenging: you must weave together different disciplines, methods and vocabularies, often with limited practical guidance.
In interdisciplinary collaborations, the same concepts are often used with different meanings. In this workshop, participants are introduced to the theory of travelling concepts and get to try out how it can be used in group work and ongoing collaboration.
Being an interdisciplinary PhD can be challenging: you must weave together different disciplines, methods and vocabularies, often with limited practical guidance.
Join student leader at INTED Mina Haaheim for a practical workshop on dialogue and difficult conversations in academic life.
Being an interdisciplinary PhD can be challenging: you must weave together different disciplines, methods and vocabularies, often with limited practical guidance.
Join and engage with us in this Honours conference hosted by the University of Oslo.
Date: October 31st and November 1st, University of Oslo
Are you teaching an interdisciplinary course?
INTED is now inviting teachers and course coordinators to a two-day workshop with Dr. Esther Slot and Dr. Elma Zijderveld from the Interdisciplinary Teaching Program at Utrecht University.
Today, artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly better at generating music, visual art, and text. What mechanisms are behind these advancements, and what challenges arise when a machine is tasked with learning to create art?
Are you in the final stages of planning next semester? Do you have a plan for facilitating interdisciplinary student groups? Join us for an INTED-talk on our Interdisciplinary Facilitator Program on January 21 from 14:00 to 16:00 via Zoom.
To lead an interdisciplinary project can be quite challenging for several reasons. In this lecture, professor Knut G. Nustad will share his experiences from two interdisciplinary projects involving biology, ecology, English literature, and anthropology.