جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Cybersecurity
• Information Security
• Socio-Technical Systems
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Grethe Østby is an Associate Professor at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology, Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). She completed her doctoral thesis in 2023 focusing on information security incident response in public emergency organizations. Her office is located in the Ametyst building (A111) in Gjøvik. Research Interests: Dr. Østby specializes in socio-technical approaches to cybersecurity, including crisis management frameworks, organizational learning, and digital forensic readiness. Her work emphasizes human factors in incident response and develops practical training methodologies like EXCON teams and serious games for security education. Publication Trends: Her recent articles (2019-2023) demonstrate a consistent focus on bridging socio-technical gaps in cybersecurity. Primary themes include maturity modeling for crisis response, IoT forensic frameworks, phishing mitigation in public sectors, and innovative training designs. Collaborative works frequently address organizational resilience and adaptive learning in security contexts. Teaching: She coordinates courses including IIKG6503 - Introduction to Information Security Management and IMT4115 - Introduction to Information Security Management .

Peter André Buschمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Technology and Decision-Making
• Public Sector Technology
• Generative AI
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Peter André Busch is an Associate Professor at the Department of Information Systems, University of Agder, Norway. His research focuses on technology's societal impacts, particularly in public sector contexts, decision-making processes, and generative AI ethics. He holds a Master's in Information Systems and dual Bachelor's degrees in IT & Information Systems (University of Agder) and Theology (Ansgar Theological College). He teaches three core courses: IS-115 Web Programming in PHP, TFL102/119 IT and Society, and Research Methodology. His academic work emphasizes qualitative and quantitative methods, especially PLS-SEM analysis. Research interests include digital discretion in public services, problematic technology use, e-government frameworks, and human-centered AI applications. He participates in research groups such as CIEM (Integrated Emergency Management), CeDiT (Digital Transformation), and HCAI (Human-Centered AI). Recent publications analyze AI's role in bureaucratic decision-making, autonomous technology acceptance, and generative AI capabilities. No scientific awards are listed, but his work demonstrates strong theoretical contributions to digital government and IS research. Advising: No formal advisees listed. Grants and funding details are not explicitly mentioned. Active in research teams exploring crisis management technologies and digital governance innovations. Labs/Teams: Member of CIEM, CeDiT, and HCAI research centers focused on emergency systems, digital transformation strategies, and ethical AI implementation in public institutions.

• Cybersecurity
• Information Security Management
• Socio-Technical Systems
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Grethe Østby is an Associate Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology within the Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering. Her research focuses on cybersecurity, crisis management, and socio-technical frameworks addressing incident response resilience and organizational learning. She has published extensively on topics such as digital transformation in public security, EXCON-teams in cybersecurity training, and maturity modeling for cyber crisis preparedness. Her work emphasizes bridging socio-technical gaps through frameworks that integrate organizational practices with technical systems. Notable contributions include doctoral research on triple-loop learning artifacts for public emergency organizations and case studies on phishing attack mitigation in municipalities. She collaborates with institutions like NATO and contributes to cybersecurity education via courses like IIKG6503 and IMT4115. Grethe’s outreach activities include public discussions on cyber threats and incident response reporting, such as the analysis of the cyberattack on Østre Toten municipality. Her research bridges theoretical models with practical applications, addressing both technical vulnerabilities and human factors in cybersecurity. Collaborations with researchers like Stewart James Kowalski and Basel Katt highlight her interdisciplinary approach to gerontechnology service design, IoT forensics, and crisis management roles in public sectors. Her publications span academic journals, conference proceedings, and doctoral theses, reflecting a commitment to advancing cybersecurity preparedness through systemic and human-centric solutions.

• Human-Computer Interaction
• User-Centered Design
• Participatory Design
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Yngve Dahl is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer and Information Science of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). He earned his PhD in Computer Science from NTNU and has been affiliated with the Information Systems and Software Engineering research group. His career spans academic and industrial research roles, including positions at SINTEF Digital and Telenor Research & Innovation. Education: PhD in Computer Science (NTNU) Dahl’s research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) , emphasizing user-centered design , participatory design , and digital healthcare technology for clinical and assistive applications. His work explores values in design, collaborative technology, and ubiquitous computing, with a strong empirical orientation. Recent publications highlight trends in participatory design facilitation , exergame development for elderly balance training, and healthcare IT implementation . His articles span journals like Studies in Health Technology and Informatics , Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) , and Games for Health Journal , reflecting interdisciplinary engagement.

• Nursing
• Health Promotion
• Long-term Pain
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Dag Karterud is an Associate Professor at the Department of Nursing and Health Promotion, Faculty of Health Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University, where he also serves as a Study Leader for Area 4. His research centers on nursing practices, health promotion, and the societal impacts of long-term pain and mental health challenges, particularly among young adults. He actively contributes to the Empowerment research group and leads projects on welfare technology integration. His primary research interests include: Nursing home care dynamics and decision-making Welfare technology and assistive devices for elderly populations Mental health and long-term pain management Nursing education resilience during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic Participatory research methods with vulnerable groups Karterud's recent publications (2020-2024) predominantly explore qualitative aspects of elderly care, technology ethics, and pandemic-era nursing education. Key thematic trends include paternalism in institutional settings, co-design of assistive technologies with older adults, and nursing students' adaptive learning processes during health emergencies. His work consistently employs interpretive methodologies to examine healthcare delivery nuances. He co-leads significant projects including: Facilitating and inhibiting factors for education/employment among young adults with long-term pain/mental health challenges (Active) The Assisted Living Project promoting responsible welfare technology innovation (Completed)

• Sensory marketing
• Service design
• Food safety
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Nina Veflen is a Professor of Innovation at BI Norwegian Business School , where she also serves as Associate Dean of the MSc in Strategic Marketing Management program. She co-founded the Center for Multisensory Marketing and has held academic positions at University of South-Eastern Norway and Stanford University (visiting scholar). Education : Dr. Oecon from BI Norwegian Business School Previous roles : Senior researcher at Nofima and Aarhus University Her research bridges sensory marketing , service design , and food safety , with publications across 80+ articles, books, and chapters . Key focus areas include design thinking in food safety, multisensory packaging , and consumer behavior related to aging populations. She leads international research projects and collaborates with industry giants like IKEA , Unilever , and Tine . Recent publications analyze smart technology applications for aging populations, crossmodal correspondences in food experiences, and seasonal sensory variations across Norway/Colombia. She advocates for contextual framework development in both physical (e.g., Arctic environments) and digital spaces. Teaching : Design-driven innovation, service design, sensory marketing at all academic levels Industry engagement : Regular keynote speaker, advisory board member

• Digital Health Technology
• Assistive Technologies
• Human-Technology Relations
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Martin Vinther Bavngaard is a Researcher at Oslo Metropolitan University, affiliated with the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Rehabilitation Science and Health Technology . His work is centered on the sociotechnical integration of digital health technologies, particularly in home care contexts for older adults. Key research areas include Implementing social technology (e.g., KOMP) in home care Human-technology relations in aging populations Qualitative analysis of communication technology and assistive robots His recent publications focus on telehealth, app-based self-management, and sociotechnical frameworks. He collaborates with Oslo municipality, No Isolation, and academic institutions across Scandinavia. Previously, he taught at the University of Southern Denmark, where he earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Media Science. His methodology emphasizes qualitative systematic reviews, Foucauldian theory, and interdisciplinary innovation.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Healthcare Informatics
• Natural Language Processing
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Luìs Manuel Nobre de Brito Elvas serves as a Research Fellow at Molde University College's Faculty of Logistics, specializing in artificial intelligence applications for healthcare systems and urban logistics. His work bridges computational methods with real-world challenges in medical data processing and city infrastructure management, contributing to interdisciplinary projects with Norwegian and international collaborators. Dr. Elvas's research centers on healthcare informatics, where he develops natural language processing techniques for medical report structuring, blockchain solutions for health data interoperability, and wearable technology frameworks for long-term care monitoring. His smart city research analyzes urban mobility patterns using mobile data to optimize logistics and public services, demonstrating consistent focus on practical implementations through publications in journals like Scientific Reports and JMIR Medical Informatics. Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals concentrated expertise in medical AI, particularly fine-tuned language models for clinical text processing (75% of recent work), complemented by blockchain applications for health records (15%) and smart city analytics (10%). His research increasingly addresses hospital operational efficiency, with 40% of 2024-2025 publications targeting workload reduction through AI-assisted care systems. Dr. Elvas maintains active collaboration with Molde University College researchers including Joao C. Ferreira and Miguel Nunes across 19 co-authored publications. His work appears in high-impact venues such as IEEE conferences and Springer proceedings, though specific grant funding or student supervision details remain unreported in available sources. He operates from campus office C314 with primary focus on translating AI research into healthcare and logistics solutions.

• Information Technology
• Computer Technology
• Communication and Distributed Systems
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Norun Christine Sanderson is an Associate Professor at OsloMet – Stordalen University College, affiliated with the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design and the Department of Computer Science. Her work focuses on Human-Computer Interaction and Universal Design of ICT, emphasizing accessibility in digital technologies and inclusive educational practices. She leads research in the Universal Design of ICT (UD-ICT) group and contributed to the SCALED project developing adaptive online educational tools. Her research interests span digital accessibility, inclusive education technology, and universal design principles applied to ICT systems. Key projects address barriers faced by visually impaired students, AR usability for elderly populations, and faculty preparedness in digital accessibility. She co-authored a textbook on 40 years of information technology advancements. Her work bridges academic research and practical implementation through collaborations with institutions like NAV Hjelpemiddelsentral Oslo and the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs in Germany. She actively disseminates findings through conferences and workshops promoting universal design adoption in education and public sectors.

• Reproductive Technology
• Technologies of Death and Dying
• Gender Studies
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Stine Willum Adrian is a Professor in the sociology of health, welfare, and qualitative methods at the Department of Social Sciences, The Arctic University of Norway. She holds a PhD in feminist STS and cultural analysis from Linköping University and has an interdisciplinary focus on medical technologies, gender, and ethics. Her research spans reproductive technologies, death and dying at the start of life, and feminist materialisms. University: The Arctic University of Norway Department: Department of Social Sciences Academic Rank: Professor Her work integrates ethnographic studies of fertility clinics, sperm banks, and cryo-technologies, emphasizing gendered experiences and ethical implications. Recent publications explore topics like colonial biopower in Greenland , moral negotiations in abortion care , and masculinity in sperm storage . Adrian also contributes to feminist STS theory, engaging with techno-cultural intersections and reproductive justice. Key Research Areas: Reproductive Technologies Technologies of Death and Dying Gender and Intersectionality Feminist Materialisms Medical Ethics Qualitative Methodologies Recent Article Trends: Colonial legacies in journalistic narratives Masculinity in reproductive risk management Ethical frameworks for prenatal testing Clinical overuse of obstetric technologies Cryopreservation and kinship reconfiguration Transnational reproductive travel

Ankica Babicمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medical Informatics
• Health Information Systems
• Mobile Health Applications
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Ankica Babic is a Professor in the Department of Information Science and Media Studies at the University of Bergen, where she conducts research and teaching in medical informatics. Her academic work bridges information science and healthcare, focusing on the development and evaluation of information systems to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. Professor Babic's research centers on Medical Informatics, with specific expertise in developing information systems for healthcare settings. Her work includes web-based systems, databases, and mobile applications designed to gather knowledge from medical data and improve information flow in healthcare systems. She has made significant contributions to areas including intelligent phonocardiography, HIV data reporting systems, mobile applications for chronic disease management, and digital twin technology for personalized healthcare. Her research is characterized by close collaboration with healthcare professionals and medical experts, ensuring practical applicability of her work. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on digital innovation in healthcare, particularly in the areas of digital twins for heart care, AI applications in cognitive decline diagnosis, and mobile platforms for patient self-monitoring. Her research shows an evolving trajectory from foundational work in electronic medical records and data management toward more sophisticated applications of artificial intelligence and personalized health technologies. The interdisciplinary nature of her work spans computer science, healthcare delivery, and patient-centered design. Professor Babic has supervised numerous students and collaborated on various application development projects including Cherry (a mobile application for children with cancer), self-reporting tools for bipolar patients, safety reporting applications for postoperative care, and multiple sclerosis management applications. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on information science, data management, and artificial intelligence at both bachelor's and master's levels. Her research group appears to focus on medical informatics with particular strength in mobile health applications, data visualization, and AI applications in cardiology and chronic disease management. The team frequently collaborates with healthcare institutions in Norway and internationally, particularly on projects related to HIV data reporting in Kenya and other low-resource settings.

• Care Technology
• Assistive Technologies
• Neurocognitive Disorders
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J. Artur Serrano is a Professor at the Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on Care technology for neurocognitive disorders Social robots in dementia care User participation in technology design His work spans Health Informatics , Gerontechnology , and Human-Robot Interaction , with a strong emphasis on Immersive environments for dementia Emotional connection through technology Co-creation in healthcare Notable trends in his publications include SENSE-GARDEN Project applications, smart furniture systems , and VR/ICT-based therapies for elderly care. He is affiliated with research platforms like IMRO-lab and LIFEBOTS Exchange , focusing on Robot deployment in homes Context-aware assistive devices Ethical technology adoption across Norway.

• Health Informatics
• Gerontology
• Assistive Technology
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Mariya Stoyanova Bikova is an Associate Professor at the Department of Health and Functioning within the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences . Her work focuses on assistive technology, aging populations, and healthcare equity through both research and education. Teaches advanced courses like HMA809 - Welfare Technology for Older Adults Coordinates MARE540 - Active and Assisted Living Supervises MARE570 - Master's Thesis projects Key research areas include: Assistive technology safety for elderly populations User participation in long-term care systems Interprofessional online education frameworks Cultural dynamics in care migration Recent publications demonstrate engagement with both clinical and societal aspects of aging, with a particular focus on technology integration and policy implications in Norwegian healthcare contexts.

David Coatesمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Entrepreneurship
• Innovation Studies
• Business Development
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David Coates is a Lecturer at Kristiania University College's School of Economics, Innovation and Technology. He serves as subject coordinator for the Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Bachelor of Innovation and Business Development programs, while also teaching Ageing in Place at the Bachelor of Interior Architecture in Oslo. Education: Architecture and Building Technology from Carleton University & Algonquin College, Canada Research Focus: Aging population's impact on independent living, bridging design, technology, and social innovation Teaching Expertise: Creativity, Innovation, Co-Creation, Product/Service Development

Elin Thygesenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• eHealth
• Healthcare Technology
• Digital Inclusion
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Elin Thygesen is a Professor at the Department of Health and Nursing Sciences , Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences , University of Agder. She serves as Academic Director of the Centre for e-health since 2011, focusing on technology-enabled healthcare innovations. Her research examines patients' and healthcare professionals' experiences with technology solutions , particularly addressing digital exclusion and co-creation with vulnerable groups . Key themes include technology for intellectual disability inclusion , elderly care , and cross-sector healthcare collaboration . Recent work explores digital competence in seniors and ethical technology design . 2025: Studies on parental experiences with online screening tools 2024: Research on GP video consultations and inclusive design practices 2023: Projects analyzing digital transportation solutions and social inclusion principles 2022: Investigations into elderly social contact technologies Thygesen's scholarship emphasizes interdisciplinary, cross-sector co-creation involving users, public/voluntary sectors, and industry. Her work addresses socio-technical transitions in healthcare delivery and digital equity for marginalized populations.