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2017 Annual Report NTNU University Library
2017 Annual Report NTNU University Library Kunnskap når det gjelder Foto: Aage Hoiem, NTNU The University Library adopted a new organizational chart in May 2017. The new organization consists of seven sections: five in Trondheim, one in Gjøvik and one in Ålesund. Work routines and collaboration between the sections have been adapted to the new NTNU over the course of 2017. With sections and campuses in several plac- es and cities, there was a need to strengthen cooperation across the different sections. At the end of 2017, the library decided to organize its academic components into eight teams designed to work across all sections. This team organization will be implemented in 2018. Photo: Lene Johansen Løkkhaug, NTNU University Library A new library director began work on 1 July and a new section manager for the Library Division in Gjøvik, Kristin Aldo, started on 1 September. As a result of the end of the 2016/2017 hiring freeze, many new employees have joined the staff in all sections during the year. 2017 has been a year in which we have collected ourselves after the merger process and time has been spent on planning and preparing for new challenges in 2018. By the end of 2017, the library had been given a clear role in publishing research results and research data. The Uni- versity Library has also had a good dialogue with other departments on issues related to university education. Rune Brandshaug, Library Director, NTNU University Library 2 Allocation of costs The library's total costs in 2017 were NOK 235 million. -
Re-Engineering Norwegian Research Libraries, 1970–1980 Ingeborg Sølvberg
Re-engineering Norwegian Research Libraries, 1970–1980 Ingeborg Sølvberg To cite this version: Ingeborg Sølvberg. Re-engineering Norwegian Research Libraries, 1970–1980. 3rd History of Nordic Computing (HiNC), Oct 2010, Stockholm, Sweden. pp.43-55, 10.1007/978-3-642-23315-9_6. hal- 01564625 HAL Id: hal-01564625 https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01564625 Submitted on 19 Jul 2017 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution| 4.0 International License Re-engineering Norwegian Research Libraries, 1970– 1980 Ingeborg Torvik Sølvberg Department of Computer and Information Science Norwegian University of Science and Technology 7491 Trondheim, Norway [email protected] Abstract. The Norwegian shared library system BIBSYS is in 2010 used by more than hundred university-, college-, and research libraries, including the Norwegian National Library. The BIBSYS project was initiated in 1970 and it led to a complete re-engineering of the Norwegian research libraries. The paper describes the project, how the system was initiated and discusses important decisions made during project development. The two most important factors for the success of BIBSYS are discussed. One is that the project started with a detailed information analysis prior to coding and data base design, using a good software tool. -
Annual Report 2014
Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology Department of Marine Technology Department of Marine Technology Department of Marine Technology Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology Department of Marine Technology Department of Marine Technology Department of Marine Technology DEPARTMENT OF MARINE TECHNOLOGY The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Knowledge for a better world. Department of Marine Technology Marine Technology Centre NO- 7491 Trondheim Tel.: (+47) 73 59 55 01 Fax: (+47) 73 59 56 97 Annual Report 2014 Annual Report E-Mail: [email protected] Annual Report 2014 Annual Report www.ntnu.no/imt WWW.NTNU.EDU/IMT DEPARTMENT OF MARINE TECHNOLOGY | ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Editors: Annika Bremvåg Harald Ellingsen Astrid E. Hansen Contributors: Scientific and administrative staff of the Department of Marine Technology Layout and print: Fagtrykk Trondheim AS NO-7032 Trondheim DEPARTMENT OF MARINE TECHNOLOGY | ANNUAL REPORT 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Year 2014 in Summary . 4 Facts and Figures . 5 Organization . 6 Educational Programmes . 7 Recruitment Activities and Events . 8 Research Highlights . 12 Research Centres . 17 Ocean Space Centre . 19 Research Facilities . 20 Awards & Honours . 22 Appendices . 23 - Staff . 23 - The Department’s Economy . 25 - Research Projects . 26 - NTNU Students Abroad . 28 - Master Degrees . 29 - PhD Degrees . 34 - Publications . 35 3 WWW.NTNU.EDU/IMT THE YEAR 2014 IN SUMMARY The year 2014 was both interesting and prosperous for the through the end of 2015 . Further, the laboratories and much Department of Marine Technology . Nearly 150 Master’s of the infra structure requires upgrading and refurbishment, Degree students graduated, the highest number ever . The increasing the need for the realization of the Ocean Space latest number of newly admitted students was also high, and Centre (OSC) . -
Last Ned Som
STUDENTAVISA I TRONDHEIM 1914 – 2004 NR. 1 2004 90. ÅRGANG 13. - 27. JANUAR Hiphop til Huset Sopp ved Dragvoll-kafé SIDE 3 Moholts omstridte vannhull SIDE 23 Urban invasjon SIDE 34 LEDER INNHOLD Dansk fi asko - din framtid? Et gjeldstynget universitet, rensket for demokrati, kan bli mønster for Kjærkommen 16 norsk utdanning. Ryssdalutvalget vet kvinnesatsning NYHET å velge sine idealer. I desember besluttet et enstemmig NTNU-styre å gi en formidabel 4 Likestilling koster millioner julegave til universitetets likestillingsrådgiver. Svandis Benediktsdóttir 8 Personstrid i Samskipnaden får nesten fi re millioner kroner å bruke til å rette opp den tildels ekstreme underrepresentasjonen av kvinnelige vitenskapelig ansatte 9 Ruger på semesteravgiften som preger særlig NTNUs tekniske og naturvitenskapelige miljøer. Det er en klok satsning. 13 Professorenes fyllekule Beskjedne 13,5 prosent av de vitenskapelig ansatte ved NTNU er 15 Hjemløse sover på campus kvinner. Men selv dette betenkelig lave tallet skjuler et sprik mellom de ulike fagmiljøene. Mens kvinner i 2002 hadde over 36 prosent av professoratene ved fakultet for arkitektur og billedkunst og snaue 28 prosent på samfunnsvitenskap og teknologiledelse, var bare 4,6 prosent av professorene ved IME-fakultetet kvinner. Verstingen er ingeniørvitenskap og teknologi, med fl aue 1,6 prosent kvinnelige professorer. Vendt mot Mekka Disse tallene gjør det fristende å klandre den tekniske Azhar Mohammad er profi len som preger gamle NTH for at deler av Gløshaugen er rene kybernetikkstudenten som skaffet mannsbastioner. NTNUs Handlingsplan for likestilling for årene Gløshaugen et muslimsk bønnerom. 2004-2005 viser imidlertid at når professorater er blitt utlyst kun for 28 kvinner, har det aldri vært noen mangel på kvalifi serte kandidater. -
Flipped Learning in Physical Education Doctor a Gateway to Motivation and (Deep) Learning
Doctoral theses at NTNU, 2020:113 al thesis Ove Østerlie Ove Østerlie Flipped learning in physical education Doctor A gateway to motivation and (deep) learning ISBN 978-82-326-4576-3 (printed ver.) ISBN 978-82-326-4577-0 (electronic ver.) ISSN 1503-8181 Doctor NTNU al theses at NTNU, 2020:113 al theses at NTNU, Philosophiae Doctor Thesis for the Degree of Thesis for the Degree Department of Teacher Education Department of Teacher Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences Norwegian University of Science and Technology Ove Østerlie Flipped learning in physical education A gateway to motivation and (deep) learning Thesis for the Degree of Doctor Philosophiae Trondheim, April 2020 Norwegian University of Science and Technology Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences Department of Teacher Education NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology Thesis for the Degree of Philosophiae Doctor Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences Department of Teacher Education © Ove Østerlie ISBN 978-82-326-4576-3 (printed ver.) ISBN 978-82-326-4577-0 (electronic ver.) ISSN 1503-8181 Doctoral theses at NTNU, 2020:113 Printed by NTNU Grafisk senter Table of contents Abstract ................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Abstract (Norwegian) ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Acknowledgments ................................................................................................................................................. -
Norwegian Roadmap for Research Infrastructure 2018
Norwegian Roadmap for Norsk veikart for forskningsinfrastrukturResearch Infrastructure 20162018 National Financing Initiative for Research Infrastructure (INFRASTRUKTUR) Norwegian Roadmap for Research Infrastructure 2018 National Financing Initiative for Research Infrastructure (INFRASTRUKTUR) 1 © The Research Council of Norway 2018 Visiting address: Drammensveien 288 The Research Council of Norway P.O.Box 564 NO-1327 Lysaker Telephone: +47 22 03 70 00 Telefax: +47 22 03 70 01 [email protected] www.rcn.no The report can be ordered and downloaded at www.forskningsradet.no/publikasjoner Translation by: Darren McKellep/Carol B. Eckmann Graphic design cover: Burson-Marsteller Photo/illustration: Shutterstock Oslo, September 2018 ISBN 978-82-12-03731-1 (pdf) This version is for printing. The web version can be found here: https://www.forskningsradet.no/prognett- infrastruktur/Norwegian_Roadmap_for_Research_Infrastructure/1253976312605 2 Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 4 Preface ................................................................................................................................................. 4 Background .......................................................................................................................................... 5 The function of the roadmap .............................................................................................................. 5 Selection -
Mapping and Characterizing Nordic Everyday Life Research
Mapping and Characterizing Nordic Everyday Life Research Kristina Karlsson Anna Olaison Karin Skill Arbetsnotat Nr 343, maj 2010 ISSN 1101-1289 ISRN LiU-TEMA-T-WP-343-SE Acknowledgements The authors of this report, Kristina Karlsson, Anna Olaisson, and Karin Skill, developed it at the request of the local network on Everyday Life Research at Linköping University, of which we are members. We thank the local network for entrusting us with this task and supporting us all the way. We also thank the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Linköping University for making the work possible by partially financing it. However, the making of this report required more than monetary support. The efforts of librarian Christina Brage, who searched through thousands of references, have been vital. The patient librarian Jenny Betmark made the handling of the references easier by teaching us how to use RefWorks. Our colleague Helena Karresand assisted us with the translation of the Finnish references. Our everyday life research colleagues in the Nordic research network on Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES) have offered valuable feedback and encouragement. Finally, Peter Berkesand and David Lawrence at Linköping University Electronic Press made our dreams of an Everyday Life Research Database seem attainable. Thanks to you all! Linköping, May 2010 Kristina Karlsson Anna Olaison Karin Skill 2 Summary The aim of this report is to present references that originate from the Nordic countries, including Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway, and that have been assigned the keyword “everyday life” or one of its Nordic counterparts and published in the period 1990 through 2008. -
Trondheim in Your Pocket
TRONDHEIM IN YOUR POCKET 1 Welcome to Trondheim! Trondheim is Norway’s third in winter time) restaurants largest city, but in a European and cafés, not to mention our scale Trondheim is small, safe famous Stundentersamfundet. and charming. We are very proud Which brings me to our famous of our university and our 800 year Love-guarantee; when studying in long tradition for higher educa- Trondheim you are bound to fall tion. Trondheim has a population in love. Whether it is in someone of approx. 200.000 of which 35.000 special or in the city itself are studying at the university or remains to be seen! one of our university colleges - so both academic life and students are a highly visible and very important part of our city. Trondheim celebrated its millen- nium in 1997, and you can still see traces of our 1000 year long history in the city. For example at the Nidaros Cathedral which was built over the grave of King Olav Haraldsson (Norway’s patron saint), and the old city - Bakklandet - with the charming small timber houses. There are several museums where you can get a good impression of what the medevial city looked like. Trondheim has a rich cultural life, you will find many concert halls, art exhibits, theatres, parks, sports arenas (soccer in summer, handball, skiing and ski-jumping Rita Ottervik, mayor of Trondheim 2 3 Academic year 2013/2014: Norge og nordmenn Christmas holiday: December 22nd to January 2nd, Christmas is celebrated December Norway and Norwegians www.visitnorway.com/en/ 24th Easter holiday: April 14th – 21st Labour -
Beslutningsprotokoll for Samfundsmøtene Høst 2012 – Vår 2013 Styret 2012/13
Beslutningsprotokoll for Samfundsmøtene Høst 2012 – Vår 2013 Styret 2012/13: Leder: Linn Christin Haugen Nestleder: Elisabeth Halle PR/Presseansvarlig: Morten Ansteensen Arrangement/Linjeforeningsansvarlig: Ann-Kristin Skorild Temaansvarlig: Jørgen Haug Theodorsen Temaansvarlig: Marit Mathisen Huskoordinator: Pernille Willadsen Økonomiansvarlig: Martha Bakken 2 Innholdsfortegnelse: 2012-09-01 – Gudepartikkelen…………………………………………………….…....side 4 2012-09-08 – Råd til Luksus…………………………………………………………….side 8 2012-09-15 – Med kniven på strupen……………………………………………….…side 10 2012-09-22 – Festmøte: Tegneserier…………………………………………………..side 12 2012-09-29 – Solidaritet eller suppekjøkken?...............................................................side 15 2012-10-13 – Midlertidig norsk………………………………………………………..side 18 2012-10-15 – Euroexit…………………………………………………………...……..side 20 2012-10-20 – Festmøte: Hobbiten………………………………………………..……side 24 2012-10-27 – Samfundetliv og nybygg…………………………………………...……side 26 2012-11-03 – The Election………………………………………………………..…….side 30 2012-11-10 – CyO2-avtalen………………………………………………………….....side 33 2012-11-17 – Festmøte: Ridderpromosjon………………………………………..…..side 36 2012-11-24 – The End?....................................................................................................side 37 2013-01-26 – Fotballgalskap………………………..………………………………….side 41 2013-02-02 – Tvangstanker…………………….………………………………………side 43 2013-02-20 – Ledervalg…………………………………………………………...…....side 45 2013-02-23 – Tilfeldigvis Jo Røislien………………………………………….………side 55 2013-03-02 – Fra -
Guide to NTNU 2006–2007
ENGLISH EDITION Guide to NTNU 2006–2007 .no TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Parking 4–5 Trondheim with NTNU’s campuses 6 Key to symbols, Central Administration 7 Gløshaugen campus 8 Dragvoll campus 9 Øya 10 Tyholt 10 Heggdalen 11 Kalvskinnet 12 Lerkendal – Valgrinda 13 Ringve 13 Olavskvartalet – Innherredsvegen 14 Parking map of Gløshaugen 15 Key to symbols for Gløshaugen parking map 16–17 NTNU Faculties and Departments 18–27 Index 28 Lecture rooms 29 University library departments 30–31 Persons behind street names at Gløshaugen, Tyholt and Dragvoll Produced by NTNU’s Information Division, June 2006. Print: 2000. Skipnes Trykkeri AS. Aerial photos on pages 4–5 from June 2004. Printed with permission from the City of Trondheim, Planning and Building Department. www.trondheim.kommune.no Floor plans of all buildings at NTNU are available from www.ntnu.no/kart NOTICE: Floor designations according to American usage, similar to Norwegian standards: 1. etasje = ground/fi rst fl oor, 2. etasje = 2nd fl oor, etc. 2 PARKING Brattøra Marinteknisk senter (Tyholt) Very limited capacity. We recommend the (Marin Technology Centre) parking facilities by the Central Station. Public on-street parking where all park- ing requires a parking permit. Visitors are Dragvoll granted a short-term parking permit on request at the General Office on the 2nd Public on-street parking and on marked floor. Staff members may apply for a needs- parking spaces. The area is patrolled by tested parking permit at the General Office. Trondheim Parking, and wrongly parked cars The area is patrolled by Trondheim Parking, will be charged with a parking fine. -
Dusken.No › Media › Publications › 2012 › 4-2002 1.Pdf Lidenskapens
Under Dusken studentavisa i Trondheim 04/2002 Lidenskapens pris s. 19 Kultur: Går mot mediemonopol Nyhet: Kutter «konteeksamen» ? Under Dusken LEDER INNHOLD 04/2002 studentavisa i Trondheim siden 1914 NYHETER ansvarlig redaktør Morten Bertelsen nyhetsredaktør Sæba Bajoghli NYHETER Strands lam kulturredaktør Karen Moe Møllerop 4 Dyslektiker kjemper mot NTNU reportasjeredaktør Erlend Langeland Haugen Det er sikker mye pent å si om Trondheim kristelige studentlag 7 Arbeidsmiljøloven (TKS), det såkalte Laget. Men det skal vi ikke gjøre her. fotoansvarlig Fride Harem Klykken 9 Kompendiepriser seksdoblet I forrige nummer skrev Under Dusken om studentprest Siv Limstrand ved NTNU som ikke får preke fordi hun er kvinne 10 Trafikkfarlig universitetsområde grafisk ansvarlig Anna Aune og har et annet teologisk syn enn studentprest Per Christian 13 Volleyballjenter til topps økonomiansvarlig Fredrik Bjørn Dæhlie Strand i Norges kristelige student- og skoleungdomslag 14 Vil endre lærerutdanningen (NKSS). Strand er prest for Laget, og ansvarlig for Lagets maskinansvarlig Johannes Daleng gudstjenester. Og da må Limstrand pent holde seg borte. Saken skapte furore i media etter at vi skrev om den, og annonseansvarlig Jonlaug Stavnes ble raskt brakt videre av nasjonale medier. Samtidig pågår det en stor debatt om saken på Lagets egne nettsider. Det er internettjournalist Tore Skoglund Klungtveit bra, for saken fortjener all den oppmerksomhet den kan få. I et leserbrev i dette nummeret av Under Dusken skriver Kutter ned på «konten» sivilarbeider Eirik Bjørsnøs, Richard Sausage Laget at det er en fri og uavhengig forening, og videre at NKSS Dersom NTNU vedtar forslag om å endre reglene for «ikke bestemmer hva TKS [...] skal mene om ulike teologiske kontinuasjonseksamen, får siv.ing-studente kun tre muligheter til å spørsmål». -
Macroalgal Detritus: Physical Variables and Impacts on the Benthic Macrofaunal Community
Macroalgal detritus: Physical variables and impacts on the benthic macrofaunal community Kaja Lønne Fjærtoft Marine Coastal Development Submission date: June 2018 Supervisor: Torkild Bakken, IBI Co-supervisor: Geir Johnsen, IBI Martin Ludvigsen, IMT Norwegian University of Science and Technology Department of Biology Acknowledgements The work for this thesis took place at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), between September 2016 and May 2018. Most of the work was performed at and Trondhjem Biological Station (TBS), at the Department of Biology and NTNU University Museum. First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisor Torkild Bakken - thank you for all of your support, encouragement and good advice both in the field and in the writing process. To my co- supervisor Geir Johnsen, thank you for your never ending enthusiasm and guidance, and for the endless supply of jokes. And to my second co-supervisor Martin Ludvigsen – thank you for assisting me with the technical aspects of this thesis, and for always being so quick in answering emails. I would also like to extend my thanks to the faculty administration, especially Ingunn Yttersian and Lisbeth Aune. You guys have been fantastic assisting me in finding the right courses and making sure the many administrative tasks related to my thesis were completed. I am also very grateful to Ole Jacob Broch at SINTEF Ocean for helping me with the ocean current model data and running the SINMOD simulation for me on such short notice. To my fellow students, thank you for the fantastic support, many laughs and helpful discussion for the duration of this masters.