A research project examines how popular culture reflects views of religion and the church in the secularised Nordic region. A notable aspect is that the role of churches and priests are seen as cultural, emotional and moral rather than religious.
Young people who have been in out-of-home care during their upbringing are often characterised by a fragile sense of home which can reinforce their risk of homelessness, indicates early findings of NordForsk-funded research project.
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
Network aiming to generate data-driven insights and actionable recommendations that will benefit the entire Nordic region and contribute to global knowledge on PCC.
Network bringing together researchers to accelerate understanding of how we can identify PCC patients and accelerate research on PCC, its characteristics and treatments.
Starting in 2025, experts from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden will come together in a series of four workshops to deepen their understanding of post-Covid condition (PCC).
NordForsk has decided to fund three networks for indigenous research in the Nordic region. The themes of the networks are Indigenous knowledge collaboration, research and teaching in small Sámi languages, and gender-based violence in Sámi and Inuit communities.
Network aiming to create a rigorous, creative and respectful space for safe exchange and capacity building across Indigenous and non-Indigenous well-established Nordic academic institutions. I
