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Trond Solvang is a Professor at the Department of Maritime Law within the Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo. He serves as Program Manager for the Master in Maritime Law program and specializes in maritime law instruction. His office is located in Room 103A DMV at Domus Media West Wing, Karl Johans gate 47, Oslo.
Professor Solvang's research focuses on contract law, tort law, maritime law, legal philosophy, dispute resolution, arbitration, and sports law. He is currently working on research related to autonomous ships and robotics, particularly examining liability issues for future accidents involving such vessels. He is also completing a major book project on legal issues in sports and doping. His scholarly work demonstrates a strong interdisciplinary approach, connecting traditional legal domains with emerging technological challenges.
Analysis of Professor Solvang's recent publications reveals a clear research trajectory centered on maritime law with increasing focus on autonomous shipping technologies. His work spans comparative legal analysis between English and Norwegian systems, historical legal methodology, and forward-looking examinations of how existing legal frameworks apply to emerging technologies. The recurring themes across his publications include liability frameworks, legal reasoning in complex technological contexts, and the evolution of maritime legal principles.
As Program Manager for the Master in Maritime Law, Professor Solvang plays a significant role in shaping legal education in this specialized field. His teaching responsibilities include maritime law, tort law, and legal philosophy courses, indicating his broad expertise across multiple legal domains. His research projects, particularly the Autoship project, demonstrate engagement with cutting-edge legal challenges in the maritime sector.
