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Research projects from A to Z

• A
  • A Comparative Study of Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs and Luxury Brands
  • AAAI - Acoustically Active Augmented Instruments
  • After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway, 1350‒1550
  • Authoritarian Inclusion? The Political Value Patterns and Inclusion Formulas of Modern Authoritarianism

• B
  • Back to the Sustainable Future: Visions of Sustainability in the History of Design
  • Between runes and manuscripts
  • Biopolitics of Disability, Illness, and Animality (BIODIAL)
  • Body in Translation
  • Brokering China's extraversion (BROKEX)
  • Brokering China’s Extraversion: An Ethnographic Analysis of Transnational Arbitration

• C
  • Caput Mundi
  • Causation and Reduction in Systems Biology (CRedS)
  • ConceptLab
  • Copper in the Early Modern Period. A Comparative Study of Work and Everyday Life in Falun and Røros
  • Creative IPR

• D
  • Digital disconnection

• E
  • EU Kids Online IV
  • EURONOR: The Nordic Model in an Europeanised context
  • Exploring indigenous perspectives on museums
  • eInfrastructure for video research (eVIR )

• F
  • Flipping conservation with iNnovative and sustainable IT Tools (FliNT)
  • Found in Translation: Southern Europe/Norden

• G
  • Geological Times: Geology and New Regimes of Historicity
  • GreenMENA: Climate Change and Energy Transition in the Middle East

• I
  • Ibsen Between Cultures
  • Impersonal Pronouns in Norwegian, Swedish, and German
  • Indian Cosmopolitan Alternatives
  • Infinity in Mathematics

• L
  • Language as product and process
  • Lifetimes
  • Linguistic capacity building in Ethiopia
  • Literature, Rights, and Imagined Communities
  • Living the Nordic Model

• M
  • MASHED - Mashup Music, Copyright, and Platform Regulation
  • MICRO - Human Bodily Micromotion in Music Perception and Interaction
  • Masters of Didactics
  • Melting Glaciers, Sacred Landscapes and Mobile Technologies in a Changing Climate
  • Mobile Muslims and Invisible Islam (MMII)
  • Modes of Modification
  • Music on demand: Economy and copyright in a digitised cultural sector (MUSEC)
  • Myths about Language in the Middle Ages

• N
  • Noun phrases in early Germanic

• P
  • Pandemic Rhetoric
  • Perceiving Representations
  • Political Philosophy Looks to Antarctica
  • Probing the Boundaries of the (Trans)National

• R
  • Readers as Observers
  • Reading Groups
  • Rebel Governance in the Middle East (RebelGov)

• S
  • Sacred heritage: Secularisation, sacralisation, and the production of heritage in contemporary Japan
  • Scandinavian Narratives of Guilt and Privilege in an Age of Globalization (Scanguilt)
  • Situated simulations (SitsimLab)
  • Stories of Heritage
  • Streaming the culture industries (STREAM)
  • Student active learning in two-campus organization: SALTO

• T
  • TIME – Timing and Sound in Musical Microrhythm
  • Temporalities and Subjectivities of Crossing
  • The History of Statoil, 1972-2022
  • The Legacy of Birgitta of Sweden: Women, Politics, and Reform in Renaissance Italy
  • The Lifetimes of Epidemics in Europe and the Middle East
  • The Munch Aula Paintings project (MAP)
  • The Nordic ‘civil wars’ in the High Middle Ages from a cross-disciplinary and comparative perspective
  • The Norwegian Naxos Survey
  • The Place of the Cognitive in Literary Study
  • The Printed and the Built. Architecture and Public Debate in Modern Europe
  • Transforming author museums
  • Transgressions
  • Traveling Texts: Translation and Transnational Reception
  • Two Thousand Years of Mind Wandering

• U
  • Using the Past in the Past. Viking Age Scandinavia as a Renaissance?

• V
  • Value Politics. The role of religion in international relations
  • Variation and Change in the Scandinavian Verb Phrase
  • Vision shapes language: Referential communication in blind, sighted and newly-sighted individuals

• W
  • Whales of Power
  • What should not be bought and sold?
  • Where does grammar come from? The cognitive basis of transitivity and grammatical relations
  • Women Writing Saints in Counter-Reformation Italy