Marthe Wilhelmsen researches why people perceive climate change and climate related policies so differently.

Professor in sociology, Alexander Ruser, researches why some people are convinced by the science of climate change, while some people don't believe it at all. 

Professor Robin Rolfhamre wants to change the way we understand and utilise historical music – and how we regard and teach about the past, present, and theorise about musical futures.

Professor Christian Webersik does research on crisis management, natural hazards and migration.

What happens when nurses have access to relevant terms when making nursing plans and documenting the nursing of dementia patients?

What does someone become excluded in a learning environment? Independent of age, gender and prior education, the need for belonging is fundamental.

What is it that causes us to recognize some artists' and musicians' music as soon as we hear it? Ingolv Haaland researches how to develop an artistic expression of one's own – a signature sound.

Healthy habits are established early in life. Kids with bodyweight within normal limits find it easier to maintain a normal weight throughout life.

Philosopher Odin Lysaker does research on the role of ethics in light of free speech and refugees. He claims that morals are relevant even in our diverse society.

Jarle Trondal is researching international organisations, power and democracy. He is professor in public administration and specializes in the European Union as a political system.

Lars Korslund is an ecologist and a tick researcher. The goal is to understand the link between temperature, humidity and tick activity. This information can prevent many people from catching tick-borne diseases.

What is the right food choices for a baby? How do I help my child obtain healthy eating habits? Doctor Christine Helle's research focuses on good quality, web-based information on infant food.

Morten Goodwin develops and does research on new education technology for programmers. He is passionate about educating skillfull programmers who can answer the needs of today's job market.

Technology that is difficult to understand, won't get used. Santiago Martinez and his colleagues at the Center for eHealth and Care Technology have constructed a state-of-the-art laboratory to develop user friendly technology.

Terje Emil Fredwall interviewed prison officers working in high-level security departments. How do they try to influence, evolve and change prisoners?

What we eat as children can have a great impact on our health. What influences our eating habits, and how do we encourage our kids to eat healthy?

The playtime of children is often arranged by grownups. Fasting does her PhD thesis on children's games and where they take place.

How can technology help the sick and elderly manage at home for as long as possible? Berlind Smaradottir does research on welfare technology developed in cooperation with the users themselves.