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Erik Bjørnerud is an Associate Professor at the Department of Natural Sciences, Practical-Aesthetic, Social and Religious Studies (RES) at Østfold University College. He holds roles on the university's Research Ethics Board (2023–2026) and the Career Assessment Matrix working group (2023–2024). Previously, he worked at the National Committees for Research Ethics and the Centre for the Studies of Holocaust and Religious Minorities before joining OsloMet, where he completed his PhD and held research leadership roles. His research focuses on applied ethics (e.g., health technologies, AI ethics), religion in modern society, and religion in literature. He has contributed to projects like the Assisted Living Project (2016–2020), addressing assistive technologies for elderly care. Key publications include studies on ethical frameworks for health tech in pediatric palliative care (2025), tensions in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in higher education (2025), and the intersection of religion and politics (e.g., Morgenstjernen – en relasjonell lesning om religion og politikk 2024). Bjørnerud’s work bridges ethics, technology, and societal impact, with a focus on stakeholder engagement and policy. His recent articles explore cultured meat ethics (2024), brain monitoring technology dilemmas (2024), and interdisciplinary teaching approaches to future protein production (2024).

• Applied Ethics
• Religion in Late Modern Society
• Religion and Literature
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Lars Oliver Baumbusch is a Professor at Oslo Metropolitan University and holds an adjunct professor position at Østfold University College. He has held roles including Senior Scientist and Group Leader at Oslo University Hospital's Department of Pediatric Research. His primary academic focus is molecular biology, bioinformatics, and childhood cancer research, particularly neuroblastoma and oxidative stress mechanisms. Education: MSc in Biology from Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg PhD (Dr. scient.) in Molecular Biology from University of Oslo (2001) Research interests span molecular diagnostics, genomic instability in tumors, and development of biomarkers for pediatric conditions like asphyxia. He co-founded the Norwegian Childhood Cancer Biobank and has pioneered studies on long non-coding RNAs in breast cancer, earning the 2010 EACR Award. Key collaborations include work on cfDNA quantification in neonatal models and genomic profiling of disseminated tumor cells. Awards include the 2010 EACR Presidential Session Research Award and 2002 FUGE Career Stipend. His work bridges laboratory research with clinical applications in pediatric oncology and neonatal medicine.

• Molecular biology
• Omic sciences
• Biotechnology
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Anna Smajdor is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Oslo . Her research focuses on bioethics, with particular emphasis on reproductive ethics, the intersection of artificial intelligence and ethics, and the moral implications of emerging biotechnologies. Education : First degree in Philosophy from the University of Edinburgh; PhD from Imperial College London. Academic Affiliation : Practical Philosophy Group at the University of Oslo. Previous Roles : Lecturer in Ethics at the University of East Anglia (UK). Anna's research explores ethical questions in reproductive technologies, including artificial gametes, synthetic DNA, and pregnancy classification debates. She also examines how AI advancements challenge traditional moral frameworks, particularly in human relationships with technology and nature. Her work spans theoretical and applied ethics, with significant contributions to journals like Journal of Medical Ethics and Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics . Recent publications address controversies in whole-body gestational donation, the ethics of cellular reprogramming, and epigenetic implications for identity and harm. Her articles often engage with interdisciplinary themes, combining philosophy, law, and biotechnology. Anna collaborates with scholars such as Joona Räsänen, Daniela Cutas, and Adrian Villalba. She is actively involved in projects like Integreat and contributes to the Practical Philosophy Group, advancing discussions on the moral status of medical innovations and societal adaptation to technological change.

• Bioethics
• Medical Ethics
• Reproductive Ethics
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Roger Strand is a Professor affiliated with the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Bergen. He is a core member of the Research Group Theory of Science, focusing on scientific theory’s role in natural sciences, biomedicine, and environmental sciences. His work bridges complexity science, ethical analysis, and societal governance of emerging technologies. Key projects include leadership roles in EU initiatives such as MAGIC (2016-2024), addressing adaptive governance in complex systems; HEIRRI (2015-2018), promoting Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI); and CCBIO (2013-2018), an ELSA (Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects) program in cancer biology. He has also led national projects like REFLEXIVE SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (2010-2013) and NORCAT (2003-2006), exploring complexity in environmental governance. His research interests emphasize the interplay between science, ethics, and policy. Notable themes include RRI frameworks, governance of the water-energy-food nexus, and societal implications of precision medicine, nanotechnology, and biobanking. He critiques Cartesian dualism in science-policy interactions and advocates for reflexive, participatory governance models. Strand collaborates internationally, including with the European Commission on RRI indicators and the Council of Europe on bioethics. His work often involves translating complex scientific issues into actionable policy frameworks through interdisciplinary dialogue and stakeholder engagement.

• Science and Technology Studies
• Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)
• Ethics in Biomedicine
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Roger Strand serves as Professor at the Center for Scientific Theory (University of Bergen) and the Department of Biotechnology and Food Science (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). His interdisciplinary work bridges philosophy, science policy, and biotechnology ethics. Research Interests: Strand's scholarship explores the ethical dimensions of scientific innovation, with emphasis on: Philosophy of causation and scientific methodology Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) frameworks Environmental governance and biodiversity policy Bioethics in biotechnology and healthcare contexts Cross-cultural approaches to technology ethics (e.g., Daoist philosophy) Research Projects: Causation in Science (multi-institutional project analyzing scientific causality) NorZymeD (enzyme development for Norwegian biomass utilization) Operationalization of ethics criteria in the Gene Technology Act

• Philosophy of Science
• Ethics
• Biotechnology
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Christina Aase serves as a Doctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Medical Ethics within the Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo. Her work focuses on ethical decision-making in clinical healthcare settings, particularly regarding resource allocation and end-of-life care. Her research interests include: Medical Ethics Clinical Ethics Priority Setting in Healthcare End-of-Life Decisions Interprofessional Healthcare Cooperation Nursing Home Ethics She actively contributes to the research group 'Clinical ethics and priority setting' and leads the project 'Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in nursing homes - decisions and cooperation,' which examines ethical frameworks and collaborative practices in resuscitation decisions within elderly care facilities. Her current work investigates how healthcare professionals navigate complex moral dilemmas in nursing home environments.

• Medical Ethics
• Clinical Ethics
• Priority Setting
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Preben Sørheim is a Norwegian postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Medical Ethics , University of Oslo. His work bridges medical ethics, moral philosophy, and public policy, with a focus on population health ethics and the philosophical foundations of welfare systems. Current role: Researcher at University of Oslo PhD in Philosophy from University of Bergen Former teaching roles in medical ethics and moral philosophy Research Interests: • Population-level bioethics : Critically analyzing health metrics like DALYs and their ethical implications. • Distributive justice : Exploring fairness in healthcare resource allocation and tax policy frameworks. • Philosophy of mortality : Debating death as a harm and its implications for public health prioritization. • Welfare state foundations : Connecting moral philosophy to Scandinavian social policy models. Publication Trends: His recent work examines normative assumptions in health analysis (2024), critiques of health metrics (2020), and historical debates on mortality ethics (2016). Collaborative projects frequently intersect with epidemiology and policy evaluation. Projects & Affiliations: Lead researcher in the Ethics and Mortality Measures (ETHME) project, contributing to debates on health measurement frameworks. Active in interdisciplinary research groups focused on clinical ethics and priority setting in healthcare.

• Medical ethics
• Population-level bioethics
• Public health ethics
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Anne Kari Tolo Heggestad is an Associate Professor at the Center for Medical Ethics, University of Oslo, specializing in healthcare ethics. Her academic journey includes a Health Sciences major from the University of Oslo (2001-2004) and a PhD from Oslo Metropolitan University and University of Oslo (2009-2013). Previously, she served as Professor of Health Ethics at VID University College (2020-2023), Postdoc at the Center for Medical Ethics (2016-2020), and held various positions at Oslo Metropolitan University including Associate Professor and University Lecturer. Her research focuses on ethical dimensions of healthcare, particularly in nursing contexts, dementia care, and resource prioritization. She examines: Clinical ethics implementation in healthcare settings Dignity preservation strategies in dementia care Ethical reflection methodologies for practitioners Prioritization frameworks in municipal health services Research ethics during public health crises Her recent publications predominantly explore ethical challenges in home-based care and nursing homes, with significant focus on autonomy, dignity, and vulnerability during the COVID-19 pandemic. Research methodologies emphasize qualitative approaches including ethnographic studies and case analyses examining caregiver-patient dynamics and systemic constraints. She leads courses on clinical ethics (SME 4210), ethical reflection supervision (SME 4310), and end-of-life ethics (MED3300), and has developed educational films on ethical principles. She serves on multiple boards including the Diakonova Foundation and Grefsenhjemmet Foundation, and previously contributed to the Journal of Science and Faith editorial committee (2013-2022) and Nordic College of Caring Sciences board (2013-2016).

• Ethics in nursing
• Clinical ethics
• Ethical reflection in healthcare
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Halvor Nordby is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Management and Health Economics at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Medicine. With extensive experience in health-related research, he focuses on bridging theoretical frameworks with practical healthcare applications. Nordby completed his D.Phil at the University of Oxford in 2000. His academic journey has positioned him at the intersection of philosophy, healthcare management, and communication studies, with particular expertise in ethical considerations within medical contexts. His research interests span multiple interconnected domains including health management, communication in healthcare settings, bioethics, and patient-provider interaction. A significant portion of his work examines emergency medical services and organizational culture within healthcare institutions. Nordby has developed theoretical frameworks that address communication challenges in paramedic services, nursing practice, and child welfare systems. His philosophical approach to healthcare concepts has yielded innovative models for understanding illness interpretation and ethical decision-making. Analysis of Nordby's publication record reveals consistent focus on communication dynamics across healthcare contexts, with particular emphasis on emergency services, organizational management, and ethical frameworks. His work demonstrates progression from theoretical philosophical foundations toward applied healthcare management solutions, with increasing attention to interdisciplinary collaboration and digital communication networks in recent years. Nordby has taught Bachelor and Master courses within the Department of Health Management and Health Economics, contributing to the education of future healthcare leaders and administrators. His extensive publication record includes numerous sole-author works reflecting his independent scholarly contributions to the field. His research activities have included significant involvement in projects related to patient-provider interaction, particularly examining communication challenges in ambulance services and emergency medical contexts. This work has important implications for healthcare policy and practice improvement.

• Health Management
• Bioethics
• Health Communication
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Kjartan Leer-Salvesen is a Professor at Volda University College, Norway, specializing in professional ethics and violence prevention. He has progressed through academic ranks at Volda since 2010, from PhD candidate to Professor, and holds leadership roles including head of the PhD committee in health/social sciences (jointly with Molde University College) and leader of a cross-institutional research group in professional ethics. His research examines critical intersections of ethics, law, and practice: Core domains : Mandatory reporting systems, intimate partner violence prevention, confidentiality obligations, and empirical analysis of professional discretion. Applied focus : Developing interventions for healthcare/child welfare providers and analyzing ethical dilemmas in service delivery. Recent scholarly output (2020–2025) emphasizes policy implementation, educational training efficacy, and multi-stakeholder perspectives on violence reporting, using rigorous mixed-method designs. He leads the Norwegian Research Council project Avvergeplikt i møte med partnervold , targeting systemic improvements in partner violence response. No awards or student supervisions are mentioned in the source material.

• Professional Ethics
• Mandatory Reporting
• Intimate Partner Violence
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