New PhDs

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.

Proteins are important nutrients, and as the population grows, we need more food and feed with high protein content and good quality. A technology called spectroscopy can help us measure the quality o…

In his PhD thesis, Paweł Piotr Suliga has developed new methods to assess pork meat quality. His methods could potentially outperform existing monitoring tools, tackling the growing quality issues in …

Berit Rønsen's doctoral research sheds light on the development of garden art in Norway in the 1930s and 40s. The research strengthens our understanding of a little-explored field in the history of ga…

In his doctoral research at NMBU, Fetullah Atas has introduced sophisticated techniques that significantly advance the autonomy of robots navigating challenging, uneven terrains.

In her PhD, Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro has investigated how climate change could double bark beetle damage in Norway and suggests adaptive forest management for economic and ecological benefits.

In her doctoral thesis, Siv Mari Aurdal has evaluated the effect and potential of alternative growing media for versatile plant production based on compost from sludge digestate and garden waste, as w…

As the world grapples with the urgent challenges that climate change brings, new doctoral research sheds light on the intricate dynamics of adaptation strategies within rural Kenyan pastoral communiti…