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  • Quantum Technology and Artificial Intelligence with Morten Hjorth-Jensen Apr. 7, 2025 10:47 AM

    April 3, 2025 – Science Library, University of Oslo

    Nearly 100 people gathered at the Science Library to hear theoretical physicist Morten Hjorth-Jensen share his ideas on the intersection of quantum technology and artificial intelligence. The event set a new attendance record for the dScience Lunch Seminar series. A video recording of the seminar is now available.

  • Networking and Knowledge Sharing at the DSTrain Workshop Mar. 27, 2025 8:00 AM

    On March 17–18, the DSTrain Workshop gathered postdoctoral researchers and invited speakers at Thon Hotel Opera in Oslo for two days focused on open science, data sharing, and interdisciplinary research.

  • Equinor Hosts dScience Partner Program Workshop on AI and Time Series Anomaly Detection Mar. 26, 2025 7:59 AM

    FORNEBU, March 12, 2025 – Leading experts from Equinor and the University of Oslo gathered at Equinor’s headquarters for a focused seminar on artificial intelligence and time series anomaly detection. The event, part of the dScience Partner Program’s Thematic Working Groups (TWG) initiative, brought together researchers and industry practitioners to exchange knowledge, explore technological advances, and identify potential areas for collaboration.

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