(by Harald Krogstad, Professor emeritus at NTNU) Ten years have passed since a former Ethiopian PhD student at NTNU, now professor Ayele Taye at Hawassa University (HU) in southern Ethiopia, inquired his NTNU supervisor, professor Henning Omre about exporting NTNU’s master programme in industrial mathematics to HU. A feasibility study […]
Read more(by Anne Kværnø, Professor at NTNU) The Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH) was founded in 1910, and it was located in Trondheim. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) was established in 1996, when NTH merged with the College of Arts and Sciences (AVH), the Medical School, and the Science Museum. In […]
Read more(by Brynjulf Owren, Professor at NTNU) There are currently no research programmes of the Research Council of Norway (RCN) dedicated to mathematical research. In earlier times there have been two such programmes, BeMatA and EvitA but they both had a focus on applied mathematics. Norwegian mathematicians can apply for funding […]
Read moreA conference for mathematics and industry in Trondheim, Norway. Math meets industry webpage As a result of the evaluation of mathematics in Norwegian universities held in 2011 and organised by the Research Council of Norway (RCN), a potential for strengthening the contacts between mathematics and industry emerged. The “Math meets […]
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