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There was a time when disinformation and conspiracy theories mostly were associated with uneducated and marginalized people. Today, we are witnessing a shift, and it has now become a strategic tool also for Nordic mainstream-politics.

Nordic university cooperation works towards the decentralisation of the artificial intelligence network systems in the Nordic countries to ensure better privacy and resilience of smart devices

During the COVID-19 pandemic, new research was essential to safeguarding the life and health of the population. According to Nordic researchers, rapid calls for proposals and evaluations, as well as immediate access to health data, are among the measures needed to succeed in such a crisis.

How are remote labour markets impacted by demographic shifts, growing technological needs, climate change, and globalisation? A Nordic research project aims to find out how such global megatrends have local consequences.

Making the most of the potentials and mitigating the risks and harmful consequences of the use of Artificial Intelligence in the Nordic-Baltic region. NordForsk announces funding for a minimum of 12 Nordic and Nordic-Baltic research projects.

Researchers have studied how Nordic citizens with a foreign background interact with each other, also when it comes to choosing a life partner. The results show that most people choose someone with the same national background.

NordForsk aunches a joint Nordic-Baltic call for proposals on sustainable futures of forest. The intention is to provide funding for 7 projects under this call.

Increased out-of-classroom interaction and sharing of tacit knowledge among school staff helps create better environments for migrant students to integrate and feel like they belong at school, shows NordForsk funded project.

NordForsk announces funding for approximately 12-15 Nordic research infrastructure (RI) hubs. Available budget is up to NOK 180 million.

The Nordic countries need to strengthen their preparedness for future pandemics. When encountering a new viral or pandemic disease, new knowledge should be derived from cross-sectoral and multidisciplinary research, and possible long-term health consequences need to be considered already in the acute phase.