Research seminars

Nitesh Goyal of Google Deepmind, will present a talk titled -  "You have to prove the threat is real": Understanding the needs of Female Journalists and Activists.

Goyal will be giving two talks at the Department of informatics this June, with support from the Design4Dem research group (UiO:Democracy), situated within the DESIGN group.

Nitesh Goyal, Google Deepmind, will present a talk titled - Impact of Data Annotator Identity on ML Model Outcomes: Unpacking Specialized Rater Pools.

Goyal will be giving two talks at the Department of informatics this June, with support from the Design4Dem research group (UiO:Democracy), situated within the DESIGN group.

Professor Kristin Braa (HISP) , will present a talk titled - Using climate data in DHIS2 for health sector preparedness & response

Professor Özgü Alay and Professor Carsten Griwodz (both ND), will present a talk titled - Exploring Multimodal Interactions in Virtual and Remote Realities

 

Professor Michael Welzl (ND) will present a talk titled -"Cat-eating immigrants ruin the climate by watching NetFlix": An overview of nonsense, truth, and possible research directions.

Associate Professor Silvia Masiero (IS) and Professor Margunn Aanestad (DIN) will present a seminar on the topic "Digital Identity from Injustice to Resistance"

Professor Dag Trygve Eckhoff Wisland (NANO) wil present a seminar on the topic The path to battery-less, self-powered wireless IoT nodes.

Michael Kirkedal Thomsen, Research Group for Programming Technology, and Maja Hanne Kirkeby, Roskilde University, Denmark, will present a seminar on the topic Measuring Energy Usage in Software and IT Systems: How We Can Help Future Programmers

Associate Professor Katja Maria Hydle (DIN) will present The Centre for the study of innovation policy for industrial transformation, sustainability and digitalization, INTRANSIT.

Audun Jøsang (DIS/SEC) and Magdalena Ivanovska (BI) will present the theory of subjective logic and applications of reasoning under uncertainty.

Join us at the department’s research seminar on 25. April, with the talk Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists - decipher the hype, given by associate professor Michael Kirkedal Thomsen from the Programming technology research group.

Join us at the department’s research seminar on 27. February, with the talk Language models under the hood, given by our Associate professor Andrey Kutuzov from the Language Technology Group

Join us at the department’s research seminar on 21. November, with the timely topic Digital Twins: An Emerging Paradigm for Model-Centric Engineering, given by our colleague Einar Broch Johnsen.

Join us for this semester's first department seminar on 25. October, where we will have the pleasure of hearing our colleague Michael Welzl (DIS/ND), sharing his work on a new Standard API for the Internet that paves the way for new opportunities for research and innovation. 

This topic will be presented by Håvard E. Danielsen

Get to know the two exciting convergence environments EMPOWER and PriTEM.

Jim Tørresen presenting research on health-related treatment and care technologies, particularly drawing upon research results from the INTROMAT Lighthouse and MECS IKTPLUSS projects.

With Christine Wergeland Sørbye and Idar Kreutzer.

This topic will be presented by Dag Wisland.

We have the pleasure of having three speakers, Miria Grisot, Jens Kaasbøll, and Sundeep Sahay, presenting some of the latest research projects on digitalization and health.

This research seminar presents the new EU-funded project JCOP (Joint Cybersecurity Operations Project) where IFI is a partner.

Everybody wishes to build a digital twin, but it is unclear as to what the idea means. This presentation will try to clarify what a digital twin is and show how it can be a valuable tool in digitalization.

This topic will be presented by Thomas Plagemann