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The Research Council of Norway has granted NOK 100 million to establish the Norwegian Maritime AI Centre, the world¡¯s first national research centre dedicated to applied AI in the maritime sector. The centre will be led by NTNU, with the University of Oslo as a key partner alongside industry leaders and members of the dScience Partner Program: Kongsberg Maritime, Equinor, and DNV.

Artificial intelligence is transforming how we work, but our skills and education are still crucial. More than 300 participants gathered at the University of Oslo for Data Science Day 2025, a dScience event that examined how AI is changing industries, creating new professions and challenging how we think about work and learning.

Essentials of Presentation Design for Scientists: How to design engaging slides, craft narratives, and deliver impactful presentations.

The Junior Resource Group in Oslo and TNNN PhD Research School invites you to our series of social gatherings under the scope of ¡°Navigating Academic Life.¡±

Researchers and industry professionals are invited to submit abstracts for the Kajaani Data Summit 2025 (KDS2025). All submissions will undergo peer review, and particularly encouraged is application-oriented research conducted in collaboration with industry. Doctoral students and early-stage researchers are especially welcome to present their work, engage in discussions, and build valuable professional connections.

NOBIM Conference is a biannual conference providing a meeting place for researchers, students, and industry within image processing, pattern recognition, and machine learning to expose relevant research and development. NOBIM 2025 takes place at NTNU in Gj?vik on November 6th and 7th.?

Den nasjonale forskningsetiske komit¨¦ for naturvitenskap og teknologi (NENT) inviterer til nytt webinar i serien om KI og forskningsetikk.