جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Control Systems
• Model Predictive Control
• Wind Farm Control
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Lars Struen Imsland is a Professor at the Department of Technical Cybernetics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). He has been serving in this position since 2009 and is a member of the Control Systems research group. His work spans multiple domains within control theory and its applications. Dr. Imsland's research interests include: Model Predictive Control (MPC) for various applications Wind farm control and optimization Process control in petroleum engineering Energy systems optimization and control Virtual flow metering and estimation techniques Grey-box modeling approaches His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on applying advanced control techniques to renewable energy systems, particularly wind farms, as well as petroleum engineering applications. His work often combines traditional control theory with modern machine learning approaches, creating hybrid methodologies that leverage the strengths of both domains. The research shows increasing attention to handling uncertainty in control systems and integrating renewable energy sources with conventional power systems. Dr. Imsland has received recognition for his contributions to control systems through numerous publications in high-impact journals and conferences. As an advisor, Dr. Imsland has supervised multiple master's students working on diverse control applications, including wind turbine control, building energy management, and petroleum engineering systems. His students have gone on to work on cutting-edge research problems at the intersection of control theory and practical engineering applications.

• Control Systems
• Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems
• Aerospace Engineering
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Tor Arne Johansen is a Professor at the Department of Technical Cybernetics, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and a key researcher at the Center for Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems (AMOS). His work bridges control theory, autonomous systems, and remote sensing technologies. Education : Civil Engineering Degree Doctorate in Technical Cybernetics His research focuses on autonomous marine and aerospace systems , with emphasis on control algorithms , collision avoidance, and hyperspectral imaging . Recent work explores UAV navigation in extreme conditions, MPC for maritime operations, and adaptive Kalman filters for spectroscopic correction. The 15 most recent articles highlight trends in autonomous navigation , UAV control systems , hyperspectral satellite data processing , and risk-aware industrial drone applications . Subfields include RRT algorithms, wave-motion compensation, intention-aware trajectory prediction, and onboard classification for earth observation. Advising : Supervised numerous Master’s and PhD students on topics like collision avoidance, UAV recovery, and hyperspectral analytics. Collaborates with institutions like SINTEF and international researchers in maritime and aerospace domains.

• Robotics
• Aerial Robotics
• Autonomous Navigation
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Mihir Vinay Kulkarni is a Researcher at the Department of Technical Cybernetics, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), specializing in autonomous aerial systems for complex environments. His work bridges simulation frameworks and real-world deployment in industrial and hazardous settings. His research focuses on: Developing vision-based navigation for cluttered environments Creating parallel simulation tools (Aerial Gym) for accelerated robotics development Implementing deep reinforcement learning for collision avoidance Deploying aerial robots in ship ballast tanks and subterranean spaces Publications since 2022 demonstrate consistent output in top robotics venues, with recent work emphasizing semantic path planning and neural safety frameworks. His research trajectory shows strong alignment with NTNU's field robotics initiatives and international collaborations, particularly with ETH Zurich. As a recent PhD graduate (2025), Kulkarni represents an emerging researcher with significant potential in aerial robotics. Prospective students should note his focus on practical applications and simulation-to-reality transfer, though supervision capacity may be limited during this early career phase.

• Power Systems
• Renewable Energy
• Artificial Intelligence
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Younes Zahraoui is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Department of Technical Cybernetics. His research focuses on enhancing power systems and microgrids through advanced control strategies and artificial intelligence. Current affiliation: Department of Technical Cybernetics, NTNU Academic rank: Research Fellow Zahraoui's research spans power system resilience, AI-driven energy optimization, and peer-to-peer energy trading. His work emphasizes improving grid stability, reducing energy losses, and enabling efficient multi-microgrid participation in energy markets. Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining technical cybernetics with sustainable energy solutions. Key themes include: AI applications in power systems Energy storage optimization Grid flexibility frameworks Multi-microgrid market strategies

Per Strömbergمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Business Administration
• Information Systems
• Technology Management
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Per Strömberg serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Business and IT at the School of Business, University of South-Eastern Norway (USN), based at Campus Bø. His institutional affiliation positions him within Norway's prominent educational framework for business-technology integration. His research spans critical intersections of business operations and digital systems, with primary focus areas including: Business Administration methodologies Information Systems architecture Technology Management frameworks Organizational digital transformation IT governance structures No scientific awards were documented in the provided institutional profile. Regarding academic mentorship and funding, the source material contains no explicit references to supervised students, research grants, or collaborative projects.

• Mathematics Education
• Mathematics Didactics
• Teacher Education
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Siri-Malen Høynes serves as Associate Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Teacher Education, Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Her academic focus centers on mathematics education and teacher development, with significant contributions to understanding classroom discourse dynamics and mentoring methodologies for prospective educators. Her research interests span mathematics education, mathematics didactics, teacher training, classroom discourse analysis, and early mathematics pedagogy. She investigates how student work informs whole-class discussions, the role of video in mentoring pre-service teachers, and the interplay between didactic and adidactic situations in mathematics instruction. Recent work emphasizes practical applications of video analysis for enhancing teacher-student interactions in primary mathematics education. Analysis of her publications (2014-2020) reveals a distinct evolution from pure mathematics (dynamical systems and operator algebras) toward mathematics education research. The latter dominates her recent output, characterized by empirical studies on teacher mentoring, classroom dialogue structures, and video-based professional development, often conducted through the LaUDiM research project with recurring collaborators Nilssen and Klemp. Scientific Awards: None mentioned in available documentation. Advising and Grants PhD Supervision: Co-supervisor for Astrid Hågensen Kleven Research Funding: No specific grants referenced Labs and Teams: Active participant in the "Language Use and Development in the Mathematics Classroom" (LaUDiM) project, investigating linguistic dimensions of mathematics instruction through classroom observation and video analysis.

Daniela Blauhutمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Interaction Design
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Sustainable Design
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Daniela Blauhut is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Information Technology, Engineering and Economics , University of Southeast Norway , specializing in interaction design and teaching design at the Department of Information Technology and Communication. With a background in graphic and product design and a PhD in interaction design, her research focuses on the human aspect of technological development. Current Courses : Design Methods (Fall), Sustainable Design and Creative Technologies (Spring), UI Design Project (Spring) Past Courses : Visual Communication, Design Process, Interaction Design, Bachelor's Thesis with Scientific Theory and Method Her research explores how technology integrates into human workflows, particularly in high-stakes environments like the oil and gas industry, and emphasizes democratizing design practices in the digital society. Publications include empirical studies on mobile-device use in industrial settings and critical reviews on digital fabrication in education. Blauhut supervises Bachelor's and Master's theses and serves as the 1st deputy representative on the faculty board (ITK), a member of the ITK program committee, and part of the National Professional Body for Design.

• Climate psychology
• renewable energy
• infrastructure
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Sigurd Hilmo Lundheim is a PhD research fellow affiliated with the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) . His work bridges psychology with environmental and technological challenges, focusing on renewable energy projects and human factors in automation. Role: Research Fellow Department: Department of Psychology His research explores climate psychology , renewable energy , and social acceptance of infrastructure , with methodological emphasis on quantitative analysis . Key themes include media influence, stakeholder engagement, and behavioral drivers in energy transitions. The 2025 articles highlight interdisciplinary approaches to wind energy's emotional landscape and marine restoration stakeholder dynamics. Earlier publications (2020-2023) examine solar panel adoption, automated ferry navigation, and institutional trust in wind projects. Common keywords span Environmental Psychology , Renewable Energy , and Stakeholder Engagement . Team Affiliations: Core member of Team Society , and part of CES and EVPOC

• Philosophy of Science
• Social Science Methodology
• Functionalism
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Peter Sohlberg is a Professor of Philosophy of Social Sciences at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and an Associate Professor of Sociology at Uppsala University, Sweden. His academic career spans Norwegian and Swedish institutions with a focus on philosophy of social science methodology and theoretical frameworks. Education: Ph.D. from Uppsala University Research Interests: Professor Sohlberg specializes in philosophy of science with emphasis on knowledge-generating research strategies, functionalism, sociological theory (classical to contemporary), actor-system vocabularies, and academic quality assessment. His current work explores system theoretical approaches for understanding social design activity and complex social processes, particularly through functionalist reasoning. Publication Trends: His scholarly output since 2004 reveals a cohesive trajectory toward constructionist methodologies in social research. The 2016-2021 STPR project publications establish theoretical/conceptual constructionism as frameworks for analyzing research object formation, while his upcoming monograph revives functionalist reasoning for contemporary methodology. Collectively, his work bridges philosophical inquiry with practical social science challenges. Teaching and Supervision: Sohlberg leads NTNU's doctoral course SFEL8000 in philosophy of science, which problematizes social science methodology through active thesis-project engagement. He has extended this pedagogy to Stockholm University and Linköping University, emphasizing methodological choices over fixed paradigms. Research Projects: Sociological Theory and Practice Revisited (STPR) : Norwegian Research Council-funded project co-led with Håkon Leiulfsrud, producing the Theory in Action and Concepts in Action series on constructionist approaches.

• Computational Mathematics
• Numerical Analysis
• Acoustics
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Andreas Asheim is an Associate Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), with a dual research focus spanning computational mathematics and public health. His work combines advanced numerical methods with healthcare systems analysis, particularly examining emergency medicine, hospital efficiency, and population health outcomes. Key research areas include: Computational Mathematics: Numerical methods for oscillatory problems, edge diffraction integrals, and wave scattering algorithms Public Health: Mortality after hospital discharge, EMS resource allocation, suicide risk following acute care, and healthcare workforce impacts Health Economics: Analysis of hospital capacity, readmission risks, and geographic healthcare access Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate increasing focus on healthcare systems, emergency response optimization, and long-term health outcomes from both acute and chronic conditions. Earlier works (2008-2015) concentrated on mathematical methods for wave propagation and scattering problems. Current collaborations include researchers from: NTNU's Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science NTNU's Department of Clinical and Biomedical Engineering Norwegian Institute of Public Health University of Bergen Harvard Medical School

Stefanie Reinhardtمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Biodiversity Conservation
• Climate Change Ecology
• Alpine Ecology
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Stefanie Reinhardt serves as an Associate Professor at the Institute for Nature, Health and the Environment within the Faculty of Technology, Natural Sciences and Maritime Studies at the University of South-Eastern Norway. She holds a PhD in mountain ecology from Telemark University College (2013) and a master's degree in nature conservation and forest ecology from Germany. Her educational background includes: PhD in Mountain Ecology (Telemark University College, 2013) Master's in Nature Conservation and Forest Ecology (Germany) Reinhardt's research centers on biodiversity conservation across alpine and tropical ecosystems, with emphasis on climate change impacts and endangered species protection. Her work spans Norwegian alpine regions—studying snow-dependent vegetation, shrub encroachment, and lichen heath dynamics—and Central American tropical systems, where she investigates keystone species like the Guatemalan beaded lizard, marine turtles, and Eurasian beaver. She actively addresses forest conservation challenges in Norway, highlighting conflicts between timber production and biodiversity protection, and advocates for science-based mapping of ecologically valuable forests to meet national commitments under the Nature Agreement. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent focus on species-environment interactions under climate stress. Her alpine research examines microclimatic feedbacks from vegetation changes, while tropical work tracks behavioral adaptations of endangered reptiles to drought and habitat fragmentation. Cross-cutting themes include habitat selection dynamics, climate variability impacts on nesting behaviors, and conservation strategies for red-listed species—unified by methodologies spanning field experiments, long-term monitoring, and biotelemetry. No scientific awards were mentioned in the source material. She supervises BSc, MSc, and PhD students while leading the DIKU project "Species at work," which integrates species knowledge into nature management education. International collaborations with Guatemalan and Colombian universities strengthen her field research, particularly on tropical biodiversity. Her public lecture series on forest protection demonstrates commitment to translating research into policy discussions about balancing economic interests with ecological preservation. Reinhardt's work operates at the nexus of experimental ecology and conservation practice, with ongoing projects examining how voluntary protection schemes can effectively conserve biodiversity in human-dominated landscapes while meeting Norway's 2030 protection targets.

Jarle Løwe Sørensenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Emergency Management
• Crisis Management
• Strategic Management
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Jarle Løwe Sørensen serves as Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, History and Social Sciences within the Business School of the University of South-Eastern Norway (USN), concurrently directing the USN Center for Security, Crisis Management and Emergency Management. With over a decade of practical experience in public/municipal sectors including police service, he integrates operational expertise into academic work on societal resilience. His educational qualifications include: Doctor of Business Administration in Homeland Security Leadership & Policy (Northcentral University, USA, 2017) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Homeland Security (Walden University, USA, 2012) Master in Political Science (University of Tromsø, 2005) Cand.mag (University of Tromsø, 2003) Bachelor of Arts (Winthrop University, USA, 2003) Research centers on emergency/crisis management systems with emphasis on strategic organization, inter-agency collaboration (notably Norway's post-2011 terror attack cooperation framework), risk/vulnerability analysis (ROS), and exercise effectiveness. His work bridges theoretical policy development with practical implementation challenges in security culture and infrastructure resilience. As project manager for the Erasmus+ initiative "TeleTraining In Crisis Management - The TTCM Exercise Model", he leads international efforts to optimize crisis training methodologies. He also serves as PhD supervisor following completion of specialized pedagogical training. He directs the USN Center for Security, Crisis Management and Emergency Management which drives interdisciplinary research on societal preparedness, while maintaining active roles as USN Information Security Advisor (2022) and lecturer for both master's programs and continuing education courses.

Mohamad Yazid Faisal Adib Mustafaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Renewable Energy
• Sustainable Building Technologies
• Fuel Cell Technology
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Mohamad Yazid Faisal Adib Mustafa serves as a Professor in the Department of Building, Energy and Material Technology at UiT The Arctic University of Norway's Narvik campus (E3591), where he maintains active research and teaching responsibilities. His work is anchored in engineering solutions for Arctic environments, with strong institutional ties to the BEaM research group and participation in major initiatives including the ACE and BRIDGE projects focused on sustainable infrastructure development across Northern Europe. Professor Mustafa's research portfolio demonstrates deep expertise in Renewable Energy systems and Sustainable Building Technologies , particularly for cold-climate applications. He pioneers work in Fuel Cell Technology and Microbial Fuel Cells , while increasingly integrating Artificial Intelligence for infrastructure monitoring. His methodological approach combines Computational Fluid Dynamics with experimental validation to address energy efficiency challenges in buildings, wastewater systems, and transportation networks within Arctic contexts. Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals a strategic research evolution toward AI-driven solutions for infrastructure resilience, with sustained focus on microbial fuel cells and hydrogen safety systems. His work bridges theoretical modeling with real-world case studies across Norway's Arctic territories and Central Asian developing economies, demonstrating practical applications in wind/solar feasibility, building energy optimization, and sewer monitoring. This trajectory highlights growing interdisciplinary collaboration and technological adaptation to Arctic-specific engineering challenges. Scientific recognition is reflected through extensive publication output but no individual awards were documented. While student supervision details are absent, his 50+ co-authored publications indicate active mentorship within research teams. Professor Mustafa contributes to the BEaM research group and key projects including ACE (Natural Energy Efficiency) and BRIDGE, operating from specialized facilities at Narvik campus that support energy system testing and computational modeling for Arctic sustainability challenges.

Wael Anwar Abdel Aziz Solimanمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Information Systems
• Cybersecurity
• Technology Adoption and Discontinuance
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Wael Anwar Abdel Aziz Soliman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information Systems at the University of Agder (Norway). His research focuses on cybersecurity , technology adoption/discontinuance , and behavioral aspects of information systems . Email: wael.soliman@uia.no Office: H1008, Universitetsveien 25, 4630 Kristiansand, Norway Phone: +47 38142756 Dr. Soliman’s recent work examines: Neutralization techniques in behavioral cybersecurity Generative AI applications for threat intelligence Organizational tensions in cybersecurity incident response Skill erosion dynamics in cognitive automation systems Critique of disinformation platforms and ethical justifications His research bridges technical and human-centric cybersecurity domains, emphasizing the role of metaphors , discourse , and organizational contradictions . He contributes to leading journals like Information Systems Journal and Journal of Information Technology .

• Nursing
• Health Sciences
• Social Care
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Ingrid Hjelmerud serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Inland Norway, affiliated with the Faculty of Social and Health Sciences within the Section for Nursing. She is based at the Elverum campus, with her office located in Room 4L3243 at Terningen Arena (Hamarveien 112, N-2406 Elverum). Her academic focus appears centered within nursing education and practice, situated within the broader context of social and health sciences. While specific research specializations aren't detailed in available sources, her departmental affiliation suggests expertise in clinical nursing practice, healthcare delivery systems, and the intersection of social factors with health outcomes. The Faculty of Social and Health Sciences at this institution likely emphasizes community-based health approaches relevant to the Innlandet region of Norway. As a faculty member, Dr. Hjelmerud contributes to nursing education at a university that offers multiple health-related programs across its six campuses. The Section for Nursing operates within a faculty structure that appears to integrate social science perspectives with healthcare training, potentially focusing on regional health challenges in rural and semi-urban Norwegian communities.