Our research presented in images
We present research and other news at INN through images and features. On this page you will find the stories we have produced so far.
"I will miss Johanne the most"
As a school starter this autumn, Erika is currently being separated from important support figures at pre-school. How do children starting school experience the transition, and how can parents help? Research shows that time and dialogue with the children is important.
Fighting antimicrobial resistance
Rafi Ahmad and his colleagues at the Department of Biotechnology are conducting crucial research: they are developing solutions to combat antimicrobial resistance and save lives.
The forest – the gold of the future?
Can wood, once used to build houses and make paper, become a solution to our dependence on plastic and oil? The forestry industry is on the brink of an exciting transformation.
– I have a very good life!
When Eirik Vagstad Brunstad was five years old, he and 42 other children with Down's syndrome from across Norway became part of a unique research project. Now, the 23-year-long longitudinal study is set to be summarised.
– A highlight of the year
Music has been an important part of Ingunn Graedler Listuen's life since childhood. INN University's spring concert gives her the opportunity to share her love of music with fellow students and an audience.
Children with ADHD and autism: there is hope!
Stian Orm completed his PhD at just 27 years old. Against all odds: at school, he was a trouble maker and received several diagnoses. Now he is researching how children with ADHD or autism diagnoses fare as adults.
Agricultural education for 100 years – Blæstad i celebrating
On 5th November 1923, the first students entered the doors of the smallholding school at Blæstad. In 2023, it is a vibrant and forward-looking campus that welcomes you to its celebration.
When speed matters
Football is being played with more speed than ever. Does it matter how you carry out strenght training if you want to become quicker on your feet? Researchers have now found the answer.
Following the trail of the bear's secrets
How can bears go into hibernation for up to seven months and come out just as healthy as when they started? Scientists bring bears out of their dens to find answers to this riddle. We are now getting closer to answers that may help solve some of our major public health problems.
25 years of the Nowegian Film School
In 1997, Norway finally got its own film school. It has transformed Norwegian cinema.
Researching fertility
With over NOK 60 million, INN University is aiming to improve the breeding industry in Norway. Frozen bull semen takes centre stage.
A good start means a lot
Many millions of Ukrainians are fleeing their own country. The first war refugees have already arrived in Norway. This is how we welcome them as best as we can.
Will help overweight people exercise correctly
Studies suggest that people who are overweight and obese benefit less from strength training. Why is this the case?