New PhDs

Grace Alinaitwe’s thesis is a collection of four empirical papers on energy-related issues in Uganda, called Power to the People: Increasing Electricity Access, Connectivity, and Usage in Uganda

In her doctoral thesis, Mirriam Phiri has evaluated the impact of conservation agriculture and biochar on maize production and soil quality in Zambia. Her results show that they increase crop yields a…

Understanding and preserving the cultural traditions of farming communities is a key factor in ensuring future food security in Ethiopia and beyond.

The need for automation in the meat industry is increasing due to high demand, challenging working conditions, and a shortage of skilled labor. New technology is taking automation a significant step f…

In her doctoral thesis, Kate Hawley has studied the sea trout in the Norwegian Sognefjord, which is significantly affected by human activities. As a result, fewer fish are venturing out into the open …

Bao Ngoc Huynh's doctoral work shows that deep learning can provide automatic diagnostics in both human and veterinary medicine that is both fast and interpretable for clinicians.

Student participation in school is important for sustainable development. This is the conclusion in Ane Eir Torsdottir's doctoral work, where she investigates how various forms of student participatio…

How can robots and humans work well together? Abhishesh Pal aims to create a system where robots can reduce the physical burden on humans and improve productivity in the agricultural sector.

Why have indigenous people turned to gold mining in the Ecuadorian Amazon when they previously opposed it?

Eirik Magnussen's research uses deep learning to understand and interpret infrared spectroscopic data more effectively. This could provide us with more information, cheaper and faster.