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Oslo, August 24-25, 2026. The Norwegian Research School on Digitalization, Culture and Society (DIGIT), hosted by CEDIC, OsloMet, invites researchers, doctoral candidates, practitioners, and policymakers to join the international conference Digital Pasts, Presents, and Futures: Human Consequences. The conference brings together scholars from Science and Technology Studies (STS), digital humanities, and the social sciences to […]

Professor Marit Haldar, director of CEDIC, has been appointed academic lead for the new OsloMet House in Lillestrøm. Starting in 2026, OsloMet House will serve as a collaborative arena for recruitment, research, innovation, and competence development in the Romerike region, contributing to the development of OsloMet’s future Campus Romerike in central Lillestrøm. In this role,

On June 15, Biao He successfully defended his doctoral dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science: “When e-government meets bureaucracy: incentive structures shaping accessible service delivery in Chinese municipalities” at the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu. Dr Biao He is an associate fellow at CEDIC.  One of the journal articles included

CEDIC has secured NOK 36.5 million for two large collaborative projects on health innovation. We look forward to a busy period ahead, working closely with municipalities and academic partners! Read interview with Marit here (Norwegian): https://ansatt.oslomet.no/siste-nytt/-/nyhet/36-5-millioner-til-helseinnovasjon Photo: Sonja Balci/OsloMet

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

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

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

Marit Haldar director of CEDIC and Professor of Sociology, has been featured as employee of the month at OsloMet! In the interview, Haldar reflects on what motivates her, what she does to bring joy to her colleagues, and the best academic literature she has read over the past year -among other things. Read the full

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