جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• International Politics
• Computer Science
• Communication
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Olav Lysne is a Professor at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) in the Department of Information Technology within the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design. His work bridges technical computer science and geopolitical aspects of digital infrastructure, with a particular focus on critical communication systems. He maintains an active research profile with numerous publications spanning decades. Professor Lysne's research interests span both technical and policy domains. His technical work focuses on distributed systems, fault tolerance, formal methods, communication systems, routing, and interconnection technology. Simultaneously, he explores the international political dimensions of technology, particularly regarding 5G security and critical infrastructure. This dual focus makes him a unique voice at the intersection of technical expertise and geopolitical analysis in digital communications. His recent publications (2021-2024) demonstrate a clear trend toward examining the geopolitical implications of digital infrastructure, particularly concerning 5G technology, Huawei, and national security. He has extensively analyzed Norway's position between major global powers in technology policy, digital contact tracing efficacy during the pandemic, and national control mechanisms for digital infrastructure. His work combines technical understanding with political analysis to address complex questions of digital sovereignty and security. Professor Lysne has been actively engaged in public discourse through numerous presentations and media contributions. His work has appeared in venues including Nature Communications, IEEE publications, and various policy forums. His research has practical implications for national security policy, digital infrastructure governance, and international technology cooperation.

• Vulnerable children and young people
• Children as caregivers
• Social inequality in health
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dagmara Bossy is a Researcher at OsloMet's Center for Welfare and Working Life Research, specializing in childhood, family, and child welfare. She holds a master's degree in sociology and a PhD in Health and Society from the University of Oslo. Current affiliation: NOVA (Norwegian Social Research) and OsloMet Education: MA in Sociology (UiO), PhD in Health and Society (UiO) Her research focuses on vulnerable children , disability care , and critical health promotion , applying social constructivist frameworks. Key projects include pandemic-era child welfare adaptations and EUWISE studies on Diabetes 2 social networks. Recent publications explore institutional barriers to disability rights, gender dynamics in family welfare services, and pandemic impacts on disabled children's education. She has disseminated findings at international conferences like the 2nd International Childlife Conference .

Jacinta Victoria Syombua Muindeمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Medical Anthropology
• Economic Anthropology
• Global Health
• +۱۳ مورد دیگر

Jacinta Victoria Syombua Muinde is an Associate Professor at the Department of Community Medicine and Global Health, University of Oslo. She specializes in medical anthropology with a focus on global health, economic anthropology, and development studies. Current projects: Epidemics and African Health Systems: Covid-19 in Kenya , Universal Health Coverage and the Public Good in Africa Research collaborations: ARUA-Guild CoRE on Pandemic Preparedness Research interests: Intersection of health insurance and social protection systems Ethnographic analysis of cash transfer schemes in Kenya Anthropology of mental health and digital health technologies Gender dynamics in matrilineal kinship systems Post-pandemic health system transformations Formal/informal care networks in African contexts Recent publications explore health policy implementation, pandemic afterlives, and welfare systems in Kenya and Zimbabwe. Scientific honors: Royal Anthropological Institute's Sutasoma Award (2018) Audrey Richards Prize (2020) Commonwealth Scholarship recipient Teaching roles: Courses in Medical Anthropology, Global Epidemics, Qualitative Methods, and Medical Studies modules.

Ørnulf Øyenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Criminal Procedure
• Civil Procedure
• Evidence Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Ørnulf Øyen is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Bergen. His research focuses on criminal procedure, civil procedure, and evidence law, with particular expertise in Norwegian legal frameworks. He contributes to multiple research groups including Civil Procedure, Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, and Law of Property and Obligations. Professor Øyen's research examines procedural mechanisms in both criminal and civil contexts, with recent work exploring evidentiary standards, legal reforms during the COVID-19 pandemic, remote court technology implementation, and constitutional protections in criminal proceedings. His scholarship consistently addresses the balance between judicial efficiency and fundamental rights protections. He has authored significant government consultation reports on legal reforms, including temporary COVID-19 regulations in the justice sector and proposed amendments to criminal procedure legislation. His publications demonstrate continuous engagement with contemporary legal challenges spanning evidence admissibility, search and seizure protocols, confidentiality obligations, and child protection in legal contexts. Professor Øyen maintains an active publication record through books, peer-reviewed articles, and legal commentaries. His influential monograph 'Straffeprosess' (Criminal Procedure) has seen multiple editions, establishing him as a leading authority in Norwegian procedural law.

• Special Education
• Child Development in High-Risk Environments
• Inclusive Education
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Ann-Cathrin Faldet is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Faculty of Teacher Education and Pedagogy and the Department of Pedagogy at the Teacher Education Department. She holds a PhD from the University of Oslo (2013), specializing in 'girls, gangs, and violence.' Her work emphasizes marginalized children's voices, inclusive practices, and the integration of virtual reality (VR) in teacher education. Faldet leads the SPLP research group and collaborates on Nordic initiatives addressing school violence and teacher well-being. Education: PhD in Special Education, University of Oslo (2013) Master's degree in Special Education, University of Oslo Research Interests: Focuses on children in high-risk environments, sociocultural theory, and VR applications in education. Her theoretical frameworks include risk/protective factors and actor perspectives. Current projects explore VR simulations for teacher preparation and inclusive pedagogy. Teaching & Supervision: Teaches special education and adapted education at master's/PhD levels. Supervises master's and PhD students. Previously managed a crime prevention initiative in Oslo and taught across educational levels. Labs/Groups: Heads the Studies in Profession, Learning, and Policy (SPLP) group and contributes to the Profession, Education, Learning, and Society (PULS) collective.

Otto Andersenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing
• Transaction Cost Analysis
• International Business Relationships
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Otto Andersen is a Professor at the Department of Management and Innovation, University of Agder School of Business and Law. His research focuses on Business-to-Business (B2B) marketing, transaction cost analysis, and cross-border business relationships. He has held this position since 1999, previously serving as Associate Professor at Agder and Nordland colleges. His work includes seminal contributions like the 1993 article on firm internationalization, cited over 2,100 times. Key research projects include studies on regional policy impacts, export behavior in Northern Norway, and bankruptcy causes. He has published widely in journals such as *Journal of International Business Studies*, *European Journal of Marketing*, and *International Business Review*. His recent work explores AI and smart contracts' role in transaction cost governance, reflecting his ongoing engagement with digital transformation in business relationships. Andersen has supervised numerous collaborative projects, including evaluations of regional policy measures for women-owned businesses and marketing support efficacy. His research emphasizes practical applications of transaction cost economics, governance models, and strategic coordination in dynamic markets.

• Political Sociology
• Comparative Politics
• China Studies
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Chunrong Liu is a Professor of Political Science at Fudan University and Managing Director of the Fudan-European Centre for China Studies (FECCS) at the University of Oslo. He holds a PhD in Sociology from the City University of Hong Kong (2005) and conducted postdoctoral research at Georgetown University. His research focuses on political sociology, comparative politics, and China studies, with particular attention to state-society relations, local governance in post-reform China, and China-Nordic cooperation. His work examines dynamics such as data governance, community-based eldercare, and the interplay between China's domestic policies and foreign engagement. Liu has authored/co-authored influential publications on topics ranging from China's regulatory state to Nordic welfare models. He has edited volumes on aged care, urban governance, and China-EU relations, and his research bridges theoretical insights with empirical fieldwork in China and Europe. Key contributions include analyses of China's internet governance frameworks, policy implementation challenges in provincial contexts, and the evolving role of civil society. His interdisciplinary approach integrates political theory, sociology, and public policy analysis to address contemporary governance challenges.

• Cybersecurity
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Machine Learning
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Andrii Shalaginov is an Associate Professor at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on cybersecurity, IoT security, machine learning for threat detection, malware analysis, and digital forensics. He has contributed to numerous publications in top-tier journals and conferences, addressing challenges in smart IoT ecosystems, vulnerability detection, and energy-efficient security solutions. Key research interests include: Cybersecurity frameworks for international data spaces Resource-efficient IoT threat detection mechanisms Machine learning applications in malware classification and forensic readiness Energy optimization in AIoT networks His work spans academic collaboration, with notable contributions to frameworks like IoTvulCode for vulnerability detection and MEML for edge-based attack detection. He frequently publishes in venues such as IEEE Access, Future Generation Computer Systems, and Sensors. Notable projects include: Development of distributed deep neural network-based middleware for IoT cyberattack detection Design of hybrid IoT cyber ranges for security training Analysis of blacklisted malicious domains in Windows environments He actively participates in academic workshops and conferences, emphasizing the integration of AI and big data analytics for cybersecurity challenges.

Katrine Kjærheim Fredwallمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Family Law
• Inheritance Law
• Personal Rights
• +۱ مورد دیگر

Katrine Kjærheim Fredwall serves as Professor at the Department of Private Law, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, having been promoted from Associate Professor in September 2023 after her 2022 appointment. She holds key roles as co-editor of the Journal of Family Law, Inheritance Law and Child Protection Law with family law specialization, and as lecturer for both the Great Norwegian Encyclopedia and Little Norwegian Encyclopedia. Education: PhD (2019) with thesis 'Family Property Law Correction Mechanisms', published as book by Gyldendal (2020) Her research centers on family law correction mechanisms, inheritance frameworks, and personal rights with methodological rigor. She pioneers legislative reforms addressing financial relationships in cohabitation, guardianship systems, and protection of vulnerable adults through Nordic-European comparative frameworks. Her work bridges doctrinal analysis with practical policy implementation, particularly in property division during relationship dissolution. Recent publications demonstrate concentrated expertise in guardianship legislation and family property systems, with strong emphasis on vulnerable populations and statutory interpretation. Her scholarship exhibits consistent Nordic legislative engagement and European comparative perspectives, particularly through FL-EUR networks. Professional Leadership: Co-Director of NorFam (Nordic Centre for Comparative and International Family Law) FL-EUR (Family Law in Europe) Leadership Team & Country Reporter for 'Empowerment and Protection of Vulnerable Adults' Head of Cohabitation Law Committee (2023-2025) Advisory Board, SODI Project (Societal Security and Digital Identities) Deputy Member, Equality and Diversity Committee (LiMU) She maintains extensive teaching practice for law students, legal professionals, and public administrators while advising governmental bodies. Her legislative impact includes significant contributions to Norway's new guardianship law, inheritance legislation, and cohabitation rights frameworks through Ministry of Justice collaborations. Current initiatives focus on developing financial relationship regulations for cohabitants and advancing next-generation family law research through NorFam's collaborative platform.

Carolina Øverlienمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Intimate Partner Violence
• Child Welfare in Domestic Violence
• Research Ethics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Carolina Øverlien serves as Researcher I at the Section for Violence and Trauma Studies within the Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies (NKVTS), affiliated with the University of Oslo. Her work focuses on intimate partner violence, children's experiences in violent households, and qualitative research ethics. Her primary research interests include intimate partner violence across age groups and cultural contexts, child welfare in domestic violence situations with particular attention to shelter experiences, research ethics in vulnerable populations, and qualitative methodologies for studying trauma. Recent work examines digital abuse in youth relationships, educational sabotage in IPV contexts, and healthcare barriers for violence survivors. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals consistent thematic focus on youth intimate partner violence (27%), children's experiences in domestic violence (20%), digital abuse manifestations (13%), and methodological innovations in trauma research (10%), with growing emphasis on cross-cultural comparisons and systemic barriers in service provision. Øverlien leads multiple significant research projects including Vold og kontroll i unges relasjoner på tvers av minoritets- og majoritetssamfunn (2024-2027), Seksuelle krenkelser i nære relasjoner – utøverperspektiver (2015-2027), and Arbeid etter vold: Konsekvensene av vold for arbeidslivet (2023-2026), demonstrating sustained funding for longitudinal investigations into violence dynamics. Her research operates within the Section for Violence and Trauma Studies at NKVTS, which functions as Norway's national competence center for violence research, collaborating with international partners across Europe on cross-national studies of intimate partner violence and child protection systems.

Anne Katrine Folkmanمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sociology
• Interprofessional Collaboration
• Public Health
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Anne Katrine Folkman is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the Department of Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Stavanger (UiS). Her academic work centers on interdisciplinary collaboration, public health integration in education, and professional dynamics in social and healthcare services. Position: Associate Professor in Sociology Institution: University of Stavanger Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences Department: Department of Social Sciences Email: anne.k.folkman@uis.no Her research interests include interprofessional collaboration, co-production in public services, digital education, leadership in healthcare, and evolving professional roles in social work and nursing. She explores how systemic collaboration can enhance student wellbeing, improve service delivery, and support professional development across sectors. The recent publications (2020–2024) reflect a strong focus on educational reform, particularly in the context of distance learning during the pandemic, interdisciplinary teaching, and community-based public health initiatives in schools. Her work often involves co-creation with teachers, pupils, and healthcare professionals, emphasizing participatory and sustainable models of service delivery. Scientific contributions include studies on: Interprofessional boundaries in health and social care Leadership in collaborative healthcare teams Risk and technology in obstetric care Co-production in child protection and education Critical friendship as academic support Anne Katrine Folkman actively participates in research dissemination through conferences and public commentary, advocating for improved practice integration and ethical engagement in professional education. While no formal list of students or grants is available, her collaborative projects suggest mentorship and team-based research leadership. She is involved in key initiatives such as 'The Team Around the Teacher and the Pupil,' reflecting her commitment to real-world impact. She is associated with research communities focusing on Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) and the Co-Production of Public Services, contributing both empirically and conceptually to evolving models of public service delivery.

• Cybersecurity
• Cloud Computing
• Software Engineering
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Lothar Fritsch is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science , Oslo Metropolitan University , specializing in Applied Cybersecurity . His work bridges academic research and practical implementation in privacy technology, identity management, and cyber defense. Key research areas: Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Privacy Risk Assessment, AI in Security, Internet of Things Teaching: Network Security, Privacy by Design, IoT Security Recent publications focus on privacy impact assessment, AI-powered attack modeling, thermographic authentication defenses, and medical data harm modeling. His work addresses both technical and societal aspects of cybersecurity, including ethics in AI and digital identity systems. Collaborations span industry, public organizations, and Nordic AI research networks. He maintains a blog on information security in education and research at OsloMET.

• Cyber Risk Assessment
• Cyber Security Architecture
• Network Traffic Analysis
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Ahmed Walid Amro is a Researcher at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology within NTNU's Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, specializing in cybersecurity for critical maritime infrastructure and autonomous systems. His work bridges theoretical security frameworks with practical maritime applications. Education: PhD in Communication and Cybersecurity for Autonomous Passenger Ferry, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (2023) Research Interests: Dr. Amro's expertise spans Cyber Risk Assessment , Network Traffic Analysis , and Secure System Development , with pioneering work in maritime cybersecurity and autonomous vessel protection . His research integrates MITRE ATT&CK frameworks for threat modeling and develops AI-enhanced solutions like the cPAID defense framework. Current focus areas include LPWAN security, navigation system integrity, and cyber-physical risk assessment. His publication trajectory reveals consistent innovation in autonomous maritime security, evolving from communication architectures (2021) to AI-driven certification (2025). Key trends include threat-informed defense-in-depth strategies, digital twin applications, and cross-domain risk assessment methodologies applicable to both energy and transportation sectors. Dr. Amro leads major initiatives including Autoferry (autonomous passenger ferries), CertifAI (AI-enhanced cybersecurity certification), and cPAID (cloud-based AI defense). He serves on program committees for ACM CPSS and IEEE CyberShield workshops, reflecting his influence in critical infrastructure security. As part of NTNU's cybersecurity department, he contributes to Norway's leadership in maritime cyber defense research.

Barbara Zimmermannمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Wildlife Ecology
• Carnivore Management
• Human-Wildlife Conflict
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Barbara Zimmermann is a Professor in Applied Ecology at the University of Inland Norway, affiliated with the Faculty of Applied Ecology, Agricultural Sciences and Biotechnology. She leads the LARGE research group focusing on ecology and management of large animals , particularly large carnivores and their impacts on prey species. Her work examines human-wildlife conflicts , climate change effects on wildlife, and GPS-based animal monitoring . Current research investigates wolf-ungulate interactions, livestock predation patterns, and boreal ecosystem dynamics. Projects include CarniForeGraze , GRENSEVILT , and studies on wildlife response to wind power development. Recent publications focus on quantifying carnivore predation vs. human harvest, cattle grazing impacts in boreal forests, and technological applications in wildlife monitoring. Her work spans Scandinavian wolf ecology , moose population dynamics , and human-carnivore coexistence .

• Hardware security
• Reverse engineering
• Smart grid cybersecurity
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Arvind Sharma is Associate Professor (Førsteamanuensis) at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology , Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) , Gjøvik, Norway. His core competences bridge hardware security & reverse engineering and techno-economic optimisation of photovoltaic-based micro-grids . Education PhD in Engineering, 2021 – University of Agder, Norway Dissertation: Techno-Economic Performance Evaluation of Photovoltaic based Micro-Grid with Energy Management Strategies Research Interests Dr Sharma pursues two intertwined research agendas. First, he develops quantitative frameworks for hardware security assurance , focusing on reverse-engineering techniques that uncover vulnerabilities in PCBs and system-level architectures of IoT devices and smart-grid equipment. Second, he performs techno-economic modelling and optimisation of renewable-energy micro-grids, integrating PV generation, battery and hybrid storage, demand-side management, and dynamic pricing schemes to enhance reliability and cost-effectiveness. Across both domains he employs methodologies such as finite-state-machine control, life-cycle cost analysis, Monte-Carlo simulation, and physical assurance inspection protocols. Publication Trends From 2017 to 2025 he has authored or co-authored more than 50 refereed works. His recent hardware-security papers (2023-2025) advance quantitative metrics for resilience and demonstrate PCB-level reverse engineering to combat supply-chain attacks. Simultaneously, his energy-system output (2019-2025) delivers detailed techno-economic studies of PV-battery micro-grids, addressing voltage-quality constraints, subsidy impacts, and storage sizing across institutional and building-integrated contexts. Scientific Awards & Recognition Invited keynote: Hardware Security Assurance Framework , European Symposium on Reliability of Electron Devices, 2024 Featured presenter: NORCICS workshops on cyber-security in cyber-physical energy grids, 2022-2023 Teaching & Supervision Course coordinator & lecturer: IMT4114 Introduction to Digital Forensics Course coordinator & lecturer: IIK4100 Hardware Security in Embedded Systems Supervising master and PhD projects at NTNU and University of Agder in hardware security and micro-grid optimisation. Laboratory & Teams He conducts experimental work in NTNU Gjøvik’s hardware-security lab equipped with high-resolution microscopy, PCB milling, and side-channel measurement benches. He collaborates with the Smart Grid Security research group and the Nordic Centre for Cyber-Security in Critical Infrastructure (NORCICS) , fostering cross-disciplinary projects between cybersecurity and sustainable energy systems.