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New CEDIC master’s thesis on innovation collaborations

What happens to innovation collaborations when actors interpret innovation differently? In his recent master’s thesis, Mathias André Eriksen studied how differences in interpretations of innovation influence collaboration processes. His thesis highlights the importance of addressing the relational dynamics and complexity of such collaborations, showing how varying perspectives on innovation’s scope, purpose, and content shape the […]

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New CEDIC master’s thesis on the impact of welfare technology on healthcare workers

In her recent master’s thesis, Martha Diboya Isandap explored how welfare technology affects healthcare workers. Read more below! What was the topic? My master’s thesis investigated the impact of welfare technology on the work of healthcare workers in care homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities. The study focused on how technologies such as sensor alarms, electronic

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New CEDIC master’s thesis on how digitalization affects social workers

What happens to social work when digital tools become central to everyday practice? In her recent master’s thesis, Cecilie Fjeldstad Gabro studied how digitalization affects the professional practice of social workers in Norway’s specialist health services. Her thesis shows that digitalization both changes work processes and imposes new demands on social workers, with significant consequences

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CEDIC Conference 2025: Responsible Digitalisation

This year’s CEDIC Conference took place on Friday, 6 June, and focused on the topic Responsible Digitalisation. The event featured contributions from researchers across all centres and faculties at OsloMet, reflecting the breadth and depth of research on digitalisation taking place at the university. The annual conference is part of CEDIC’s ongoing initiative to strengthen collaboration between researchers at OsloMet and

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CEDIC har en ledig phd-stilling innen tematikken ungt utenforskap. Søknadsfrist 17. juni

Det er ledig en treårig PhD-stipendiatstilling innenfor tematikken utenforskap, digitalisering, offentlige tjenester og sosialt medborgerskap ved Fakultet for samfunnsvitenskap. Tiltredelse i stillingen forutsetter opptak på doktorgradsprogrammet i samfunnsvitenskap på OsloMet. Stillingen vil tilhøre forskningssenteret for digitalisering av offentlige tjenester og sosialt medborgerskap CEDIC . Stipendiatstillingen inngår i satsningen OSLOMET-HOLMLIA. Søknadsfristen er 17. juni. Les mer om stillingen og opptaket på

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Velkommen til samfunnsvitenskapelig fagdag om digitalisering, kultur og samfunn den 22. juni

Velkommen til samfunnsvitenskapelig fagdag om digitalisering, kultur og samfunn den 22. juni! Forskningssenter for digitalisering av offentlige tjenester og sosialt medborgerskap (CEDIC) inviterer til en samfunnsvitenskapelig fagdag om digitalisering og teknologi. Det er mange spennende prosjekter om digitalisering og teknologi i et samfunnsvitenskapelig perspektiv ved OsloMet.Denne dagen får vi anledning til å bli kjent med

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CEDIC Talks 25/5-2023: Guest lecture by Dr. Emma Louise Slade from the University of Bristol Business School

Thursday 25 May we invite Dr. Emma Louise Slade from the University of Bristol Business School to hold a guest lecture. Slade is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the School of Management, University of Bristol, UK. Her research interests revolve around digital technologies and user behaviour, and she specialises in quantitative research methodologies.  Emma has published

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CEDIC Talks 4/5-2023: «Statistical profiling of the unemployed: a literature review and the case of Denmark» with researchers Magnus Paulsen Hansen and Kristian Bloch Haug from Roskilde University

Thursday 4th of May we invite PhD student Magnus Paulsen Hansen and Associate Professor Kristian Bloch Haug from Roskilde University to participate to our lecture series CEDIC Talks. Statistical profiling of the unemployed Accelerated by technological developments in AI and big data, statistical profiling tools to identify the risk of long-term unemployment have proliferated in

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