INTPART projects awarded in 2025
In the 2025 call, the University of Oslo was granted 4 projects out of a total of 20 projects nationally:
- Faculty of Dentistry: Life on metal surfaces (LIMES), H?vard J. Haugen. Countries: Japan, South-Korea.
- Natural History Museum: Excellence in Conservation Biology through Accelerated Research and Training, Hugo de Boer. Countries: Ethiopia, Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda.
- Faculty of Medicine: Chinese-Norwegian Partnership for Education and Research in Cancer Cell Biology Phase II (ChiNoCell-II), Harald Alfred Stenmark. Country: China.
- Department of Technology Systems: Digital Health Promotion for Digital Public Infrastructure, Josef Noll. Country: Ethiopia.
INTPART projects awarded in 2022
In 2022, no projects from UiO were awarded funding. There were a total number of 68 project applications, and only 7 projects were granted funds. See the RCN webpage about INTPART 2022 for further information.
INTPART projects awarded in 2020
In the 2020 call, the University of Oslo was granted 7 projects out of a total of 20 projects nationally:
- Department of Pharmacy; International Alliance for PharmacoGenetic Epidemiology Excellence; Nordeng, Hedvig. Countries: Brazil, Canada, USA, South Africa, France.
- Department of Physics; Japan-Norway Partnership for Computing in Space Science; Wojciech, Miloch. Country: Japan.
- Department of Physics; Norway - East Asia Research Training and Education in Advanced Materials: program focusing on light-matter interactions; Kuznetsov, Andrej. Countries: China, South Korea.
- Department of Political Science; SCANCOR - Towards a new era of organizational studies in Norway; Jungblut, Jens. Country: USA.
- Department of Social Anthropology; Strengthening Environmental Anthropology Research and Education through Interdisciplinary Methods and Collaborations; Nustad, Knut Gunnar. Countries: USA, Japan, South Africa.
- Institute of Oral Biology; Partnership for excellence in education, research and innovation in biofilm and antibiotic resistance; countries: Petersen, Fernanda. Countries: Brazil, Canada, USA, India.
- Natural History Museum; SAMBA: Scaling Advanced Methods for Biodiversity Assessments; De Boer, Hugo. Country: Brazil.
See also list at RCN
INTPART projects awarded in 2019
In 2019 the University of Oslo was granted 11 projects out of a total of 50 projects nationally:
- Department of Biosciences; Bio-inspired Neural Networks for Arti