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Hilde C. Bjørnland receives BI’s Research Award 2025
Professor Hilde C. Bjørnland from the Department of Economics receives this year’s Research Award from BI. She is praised for publishing outstanding research with significant societal impact.
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BI researchers awarded EU funding
Erna Engebrethsen and Mehdi Sharifyazdi will investigate logistics and maritime infrastructure for Carbon Capture Storage and Transportation (CCS) in the Nordic and Baltic regions.
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BI Professor to advise Iceland on currency options
Hilde C. Bjørnland is appointed to Icelandic expert group on currency matters.
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BI researchers win prestigious award for AI-study
The research shows people are overly optimistic in accepting commercial AI, but either very sceptical or not discerning enough about public AI applications, even when the latter is designed to serve societal goals.
Upcoming events
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DataScience@BI seminar with Kasper Roszbach
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BI Business Review
Can Norway Drive Green Without Guilt?
Politicians praise 'the world's greenest fleet' while citizens drive Teslas guilt-free.
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BI Business Review
Stronger by Choice: Thriving Without Competition
Why do some monopolies stand out as truly remarkable workplaces? And what can every leader learn from them?
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BI Business Review
Can AI facilitate market research and innovation?
How generative artificial intelligence accelerates the conceptualisation, design, and testing of market offerings.
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BI Business Review
The Hometown Advantage: How Local CEOs Lower a Firm's Cost of Equity
A CEO’s geographic background plays a crucial role in how investors assess the firm's risk. Firms led by local CEOs tend to face lower expected returns.