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Three female student assistants have been recruited to help fellow students in the mechanics course in the mechatronics bachelor’s programme.
The ICT community at the University of Agder will develop new solutions with the use of 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) in smart transport on land and at sea.
New vacancies in Agder are not sufficiently presented to students at UiA. Career day was organised this week, giving UiA students the opportunity to meet employers.
Marine scientists are developing advanced facial recognition technology to distinguish between individual fish.
A recent DNA study of the corkwing wrasse shows that fears the little green wrasse from southern Norway is harmful to the population in western Norway might be exaggerated.
The Research Council of Norway has granted NOK 15.9 million for a research project on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in public administration.
The county municipality and the University of Agder are collaborating to gain knowledge about eco-friendly construction methods.
UiA contributes to developing a method to reduce waste and CO2 emissions from the concrete industry. The method will be part of the new circular economy in the construction industry.
UiA arranged a course for students who want to help new students with the practical application of mathematics.
Many research fellows have faced challenges in conducting research due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Technology developed in the MSCA-RISE project CLOVER have a high potential for innovation, the European Commission's Innovation Radar says.