Shared health data, societal security and sustainable urban solutions. Topics like this and much more is the result of Nordic research collaboration funded by NordForsk. Here you can read more about how the research impacts the inhabitants of the Nordic countries.
NordForsk
has from 2009 - 2018 granted
2124 MILLION NOK
to Nordic research cooperation through
49 calls
- Professor Dag Ellingsen
10 years of Nordic research funding
Explore the funding to Nordic research cooperation within NordForsk during the years 2009–2018.
Nordic data extends beyond our own lifetime
Open Science and Open Access have become buzzwords we are hearing often these days. And many consider e-infrastructure an invisible contribution to Open Science. But it is invisible because it works so well.
Nordic eInfrastructure Collaboration under NordForsk provides many invisible contributions that facilitate research in the Nordic region, Europe and the world at large.
Nordic countries can pave the way for Circular Economy
In less than a minute, Professor at the Technical University of Denmark Tim C. McAloone explains how companies can make the transition to circular economy. He is Project Leader of CIRCit – Circular Economy Integration in the Nordic Industry for Enhanced Sustainability and Competitiveness.
Discrimination and exclusion are common phenomenons in schools in the Nordic countries. A report from NordForsk’s Education for Tomorrow programme shows how problems like this can be solved by taking specific initiatives in the educational systems in the Nordic countries.
Read the policy implications here
How do pharmaceuticals interact when they are absorbed into the human body?
The Nordic Neutron Science Programme is helping to shed light on questions like this and others. NordForsk is currently funding 11 neutron research projects with a focus ranging from rechargeable batteries to establishing a school for neutron researchers in the Nordic countries. Listen to Chair of the programme committee Fredrik Melander explaining how the Nordic countries benefit from each other in regards to neutron research.