It has been a busy fall with several articles published online and in newsletters. In addition I've finished a study on STEM recruitment strategies and projects, and look forward to work more within this field. I believe one of the most important challenges we face in the western societies is "How to make more people study STEM-subjects?"

More will come on this once results have been published.

Here is a list over the last articles I've written:

Tankevekker om nettsamfunn

Maskinenes Twitter

Gamle ideer i nye søkemotorer

Drukner i informasjonsflyt

Sømløse Samtaler

I'm starting work is starting on a new exciting project looking to give Norwegian science and scientists international attention. More info will come on this as well.

First post: an update

Having worked 2 years as a teacher in secondary school due to the challenging employment market during the last years, I've finally decided to follow my career dream and work within Science Communication. Thankfully, the end of the financial crisis in this country made it possible for me to get in contact with some individuals that have resulted in a few projects for me. Hopefully this is just the beginning though.

I've been working with the Norwegian Science Council's funding program for ICT research throughout the summer and have published a few articles on their web sites. Sadly enough most of my published material will be in Norwegian, and so it will be hard for international readers to keep up. The blog posts will also be a mix between Norwegian and English depending on the content. I haven't thought it all through yet, but I'm sure bits and pieces will fall into place eventually.

Firstly; here's a list over articles I've published over the last weeks:

Der ingen skulle tru at nokon kunne surfe

Tankvekker om nettsamfunn

IKT-geriljaen må inn i varmen

More will come in the following weeks.