Nettsider med emneord «The Digital Society»

Person-centred healthcare and the digital society are key to developing the health services of the future within the municipal and specialist health sectors.

The AKS research group aims to plan, to initiate, to conduct and to disseminate clinical research with emphasis on the treatment and care of acute, critically ill and traumatized patients as well as surgical patients- patients receiving medical and surgical treatment and care.

CC:PPO engages in research focusing on people within organisations, the relationships that make up organisational contexts, and social and behavioural aspects and constructions of work.

The research group initiates, conducts and disseminates research on the processes of implementation and use of digital tools in organisations.

What do we lose and what do we gain from digitising our collective welfare state infrastructure? How do material conditions, technology and digitalisation affect the quality and performance of welfare services? How can science and technology studies contribute to the theoretical, methodological and analytical development of the social sciences?

The Research Group for Cyber-physical systems (CPSForsk) looks at systems where it is essential to observe and manage physical things. Therefore, we investigate digitalization: robots, smart houses, energy efficiency, and modern production technology. In our research we include modeling, real time systems, networks, cloud services and Internet-of-Things.

The research group focuses on developing methods, tools, and techniques to increase participation in both professional and end-user design practices in the digital society. We aim to further the agenda of making design accessible to everyone, by empowering people with tools to actively engage in and contribute to co-creative practices in the digital society. Currently, the group is involved in projects in several domains, health, education, engineering, and media, providing a diverse research environment for the group members.

Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are enabling technologies for the digital society. Our group conducts both basic research to develop new methods in AI and ML, as well as apply cutting-edge methods in diverse application domains.

DeveLeP is an interdisciplinary research group with a broad focus on topics related to neurodevelopmental disorders, learning and psychological processes. The research group is led by Professor Anders Nordahl-Hansen together with Professor Andrea Jackowski and Associate Professor Anders Dechsling, all of whom are employed at the Special Education section at Østfold University College. Special Education constitutes a significant part of the research group's profile, but the group's composition, where all the college's faculties are represented, has a number of projects that focus on fields such as psychology, psychiatry, e-health research, social education, and Human-Computer Interaction

Research in Digital Education (RIDE) is an interdisciplinary research group that consists of researchers and Ph.D. students with a range of different professional backgrounds. The group aims to explore children's, young people's and adults' use of technology in teaching and learning. RIDE has a key role within Østfold University College's strategic research initiative The Digital Society and The Østfold AI Hub.

The research group belongs to The Department of Natural Sciences, Practical-Aesthetic, Social and Religious Studies, a part of the Faculty of Teacher Education and Languages.