- E-postkjetil.rommetveit@uib.no
- Telefon+47 55 58 30 06
- BesøksadresseParkveien 9Ida Bloms hus5007 Bergen
- PostadressePostboks 78055020 Bergen
Forskningen min omhandler vitenskapens og teknologiens offentlige og politiske roller, og faller generelt innenfor forskningsfeltet vitenskap, teknologi og samfunn (STS) og Vitenskapsteori. Jeg er interessert i konkrete utviklinger og temaer innen styring av teknovitenskap, og i den overordnede utviklingen av «kunnskapssamfunnet» og modernitet (over i forhold som kan kalles ikke-moderne). Jeg har studert sammenhenger mellom politikk, styring og teknovitenskap på felt som spenner fra biomedisin (genomikk), over sikkerhet (biometri, overvåking og personvern) til energiomstilling og klimapolitikk. I løpet av de siste årene har forskningen min i økende grad handlet om innsats for å bringe stadig flere aspekter av materiell, sosial og biologisk virkelighet inn i digital mediering og datafisering (som tingenes internett, smart elektrisitet og "smarte" teknologier).
Jeg benytter meg av hermeneutiske og fortolkende tilnærminger, spesielt begreper om det imaginære, forestillinger og det forestilte-mulige, samt et begrep om (tekno-)epistemiske nettverk. Disse analytiske tilnærmingene går på tvers av alle mine forskningsprosjekter og publikasjoner, da særlig hvordan integrering skjer (eller ikke) på tvers av politikk, ekspertise og hverdagserfaring. Det meste av forskningen min er utført innefor norske og europeiske forskningsprosjekter. Jeg har vært koordinator og PI for tre EU-prosjekter og ett nasjonalt prosjekt, og partner og forsker i tre europeiske og to norske prosjekter.
Publikasjonene mine dreier seg om begreper som autonomi, personvern, ansvar og demokrati, og måtene disse blir gjensidig transformert og 'produsert' sammen med endringer i teknovitenskapene. Over de siste årene inkluderer dette også en interesse for hvordan slike etisk-juridisk-politiske konsepter blir spørsmål om risikostyring og ingeniørkunst innen felt som personvern, smarte teknologier og robotikk.
Jeg har utstrakt erfaring med en rekke deliberative formater, som nettfora, workshopmetodikk og offentlige deltakelse. Jeg har bred erfaring med samhandling med beslutningstakere, offentlighet, sivilsamfunn, forskere og regulatorer, og bred medieerfaring.
2023
- Debattinnlegg om Ukraina-krigen: Våpenstøtte: En forfeilet debatt. Klassekampen, 03.05.23 (bak betalingsmur)
- Kommentar: Fosen - et svart hull i konstitusjonen? Agenda magasin, 07.03.23
- Panelarrangør: Mapping the territories of digital contact tracing, 6th Nordic STS Conference 2023: Disruption and Repair in and beyond STS. Universitetet i Oslo, 7.-9. juni 2023
2022
- CoPol reading group: Bruno Latour's political philosophy, SVT, 30.11.2022
- Livet i "mulighetsrommet". Tilsvar til respons på Scenarioenes makt i Klassekampen, 04.11.2022 (bak betalingsmur)
- Scenarioenes makt. Debattinnlegg i Klassekampen, 28.10.2022 (bak betalingsmur)
- CEDIC talks: Extracting users. Regimes of engagement in Norwegian smart electricity transition. Forelesning om digitaliseringen av norsk energiproduksjon. 22.08.22
- Panel med Niels van Dijk: Design-based responsible digital innovation? Workshop: Responsible Research and Innovation in/under Urgency, Hellas 03.06.22
- Pandemifrokost #8. Rommetveit presenterte forskningsprosjektetet CoPol, som handler om politiske, juridiske og sosiale dimensjoner knyttet til digital smittesporing av Covid-19. 20.05.22
- Krigens mediatåke Debattinnlegg i Klassekampen, 7.05.2022 (bak betalingsmur)
- Hvorfor blir vi enige om noe som helst? Innlegg sammen med Roger Strand i Aftenposten Viten - Aftenpostens satsning på forskning og vitenskap, der forskere og fagfolk fra hele landet bidrar med artikler. 15.03.22
- Ekspertintervjuet: Hvorfor gjør vi så lite når vi vet så mye? Intervju i Energi og klima, 09.03.2022
2021
- Presentasjon: Data as evidence for action - the case of Covid-19 digital contact tracing. SVTs symposium Sick Society, 03.12.2021
- Kraftbransjens tillitsproblem. Innlegg i Dagens Næringsliv sammen med Siddharth Sareen og Ingrid F. Ballo, 22.10.2021
- Bærekraft og tverrfaglighet som universitetspolitiske problem. Artikkel i fagbladet Forskningspolitikk, 1. juni 2021
- Epistemic Communities: The Role of Scientists for Deep Decarbonization. Podkast i serien ClimatenergyTalks! av Senter for klima- og energiomstilling (CET).
- Varslet misnøye. Debattinnlegg om Brexit i Klassekampen, 27.01.2021 (bak betalingsmur)
- På grensen til uvirkeligheten. Debattinnlegg om Brexit i Klassekampen, 16.01.2021 (bak betalingsmur)
2020
- Overgang uten ende. Debattinnlegg om Brexit i Klassekampen, 19.12.2020 (bak betalingsmur)
- GET-together med Kjetil Rommetveit- 03.12.2020 - Make way for the robots! - University of Stavanger
- Prosjekt frykt blir realitet. Debattinnlegg om Brexit i Klassekampen, 09.09.2020 (bak betalingsmur)
Tidligere formidling
Video: Personvern i biobank og helseregisterforskning, norsk lovgivning og forskningsetikk i lys av lovgivningspraksis og forskningsetikk i andre land. Åpent møte i Bioteknologirådet, 10.12.2013
Som underviser har jeg ledet utviklingen av det tverrfaglige masterprogrammet om bærekraft og tverrfaglighet, som jeg også koordinerer og underviser i. Studiet involverer lærere fra fire fakulteter ved Universitetet i Bergen: humaniora, naturvitenskap, samfunnsvitenskap og juss. Vår tilnærming til undervisning er tverrfaglig, student-sentrert og problemorientert. Vi kombinerer disse tilnærmingene med mer tradisjonelle klasseromsbaserte undervisningsformer, som omhandler historie, institusjonene og kunnskapsformene involvert i bærekraft-vitenskap og politikk.
På engelsk
Rommetveit, Kjetil & van Dijk, Niels (2022) Privacy engineering and the techno-regulatory imaginary. Social Studies of Science
Rommetveit, Kjetil; Ballo, Ingrid Foss & Sareen, Siddharth (2021) Extracting Users: Regimes of Engagement in Norwegian Smart Electricity Transition. Science, Technology, & Human Values.
Rommetveit, Kjetil (ed.) (forthcoming) Post-Truth Imaginations - New Starting Points for Critique of Politics and Technoscience. Routledge, 2021.
Sareen, Siddharth; Saltelli, Andrea & Rommetveit, Kjetil (2020) Ethics of quantification: illumination, obfuscation and performative legitimation. Palgrave Commun 6, 20.
Rommetveit, K., van Dijk, N., Gunnarsdottír, K. (2019) Make Way for the Robots! Human- and Machine-Centricity in Constituting a European Public–Private Partnership. Minerva: A Review of Science, Learning and Policy.
Rommetveit, Kjetil; van Dijk, N.; Gunnarsdóttir, O’Riordan, K.; Gutwirth, S.; Strand, Roger & Wynne, Brian (2019) Working Responsibly Across Boundaries? Some Practical and Theoretical Lessons in International Handbook on Responsible Innovation. A Global Resource, Schomberg and Hankins (eds.). Edward Elgar publishing
Silvast, A., Williams, R. A., Hyysalo, S., Rommetveit, K. and Raab, C. (2018) Who 'uses' smart grids? The evolving nature of user representations in layered infrastructures. Sustainability. Volume 10 (10), 1-21
Strand, R., Saltelli, A., Giampietro. M., Rommetveit, K. & Funtowicz, S. (2018) “New Narratives for Innovation”. The Journal of Cleaner Production, 197(2), 1849-1853.
Van Dijk, N., Tanas, A., Rommetveit, K., Raab., C. (online 10 Apr 2018) Right engineering - The redesign of privacy and personal data protection. International review of law computers & technology. Volume 32 (2-3), 230-256
Rommetveit, K. Tanas, A., van Dijk, N. (2018) Data Protection by Design: Promises and Perils in Crossing the Rubicon Between Law and Engineering. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology. Volume 526, 25-37
Rommetveit, K., Wynne, B. (2017) “Technoscience, imagined publics and public imaginations”. Public Understanding of Science, 26(2): 133–147.
Rommetveit, K., Wynne, B. (2017) “Editorial: Imagining public issues in the technosciences”. Special Issue Public Understanding of Science, 26(2), 128-132.
Gunnarsdottír, K. and Rommetveit, K. (2017) “Biometry and the securitization agenda. (Dis)trust in a policy vacuum”. Public Understanding of Science. 26(2): 26(2), 195–211.
Rommetveit, K. Guimares-Pereira, A., Pedrosa, T. (2016) ”Digital Globes: Layers of meaning and technology, redefining geographies and communities”. In: Delgado, A. (Ed. 2016) Technoscience, Citizenship, Ethics and Governance in the Digital Society. New York: Springer.
Rommetveit, K. (2016) “Introducing biometrics in the European Union: practice and imagination”. In: Delgado, A. (Ed. 2016) Technoscience, Citizenship, Ethics and Governance in the Digital Society. New York: Springer.
Van Dijk, N., Gellert, R., Rommetveit, K. (2016) “A Risk to a Right? Beyond Data Protection Risk Assessments”. Computer Law Security Review. 32(2), 286-307.
Rommetveit, K. (2015) "Biometrics". The Norwegian National Research Ethics Committees. Online resource available here.
Rommetveit, K., Gunnarsdóttir, K., Jepsen, K. S., Bertilsson, M., Verrax, F. and Strand, R. (2013): “The Technolife Project: An experimental approach to new ethical frameworks for emerging science and technology”, The International Journal of Sustainable Development, 16(1-2), 23–45.
Rommetveit, K. (2013) ”Who’s Autonomous now?” Bioethica Forum, 6 (3), 107-109.
Rommetveit, K. Scully, J. L., Porz, R. (2013) “The Role of Moral Imagination in Patients’s Decision-Making”. J Med Philos. Apr; 38(2),160-72.
Rommetveit, K. ”Immortality”. In Øyen, Olsen & Vaage (Eds. 2012) Sacred Science? On Science and its interrelations with religious worldviews. Wageningen Academic Publishers.
Delgado, A., Rommetveit, K. (2012) “’Our strength is diversity’: imaginaries of nature and community in a Brazilian social movement". International Journal of Sustainable Development 15 (4), 353-373.
Delgado, A., Rommetveit, K., Lemkow, L, Barcelo, M. (2012): “Imagining high-tech bodies: Science fiction and the ethics of enhancement”, Science Communication, 34(2), 200-240.
Rommetveit, K. (2011). “ICTs and responsible innovation: imaginaries of information and community”. In von Schomberg (ed.), “Governance and Ethics of Emerging ICT and Security Technologies”. Publication series Governance and Ethics, DG Research, European Commission.
Rommetveit, K. (2011). “Tackling epistemological naivety: large-scale information systems and the complexities of the common good”, Cambridge Quartely of Healthcare Ethics, 20, 1–12.
Rommetveit, K., “Genetic enhancement, futures tense” (2011) Futures, 76–85.
Rommetveit, K., Funtowicz, S. and Strand, R. (2010): “Knowledge, Democracy and Action in Response to Climate Change” in Roy Bhaskar et. al, "Interdisciplinarity and Global Warming", London and New York: Routledge, 149-165.
Rommetveit, K. (2009): “Bioethics, biopower and the post-genomic challenge”. In: Gunning, J., Holm, S. Kenway, I., "Ethics, Law and Society" Vol VI book series, Ashgate Publishers, 165-186.
Rommetveit, K., Porz, R. (2009) "Tragedy and boundary situations in predictive genetic testing", Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, 12(1), 9–16.
Rommetveit, K. (2008). "Towards a hermeneutic of technomedical objects", Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 29:2, 103-120.
Rommetveit, K. (2007): "Biotechnology: Action and choice in second modernity", PhD
Thesis, Faculty of Arts, University of Bergen.
Helland, T., Rommetveit, K. (2006. "Current dyslexia research seen in the light of I.
Lakatos philosophy of research programmes", in C. B. Haies (ed.), Dyslexia in Children:
New Research. New York: Nova Sciences Publishers Inc.
På norsk
Rommetveit, Kjetil (2021). Digital? Suverenitet? Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift. 38(01): 111-123
Rommetveit, K. (2015) ”Den Lange Marsjen ved et veiskille”. Vagant 2/2015.
Strand, R., & Rommetveit, K. (2013) “Hva har verden lært av klimavitenskapen?”. 2°C. 02.2013.
Rommetveit, K. (2012) “Anmeldelse av Regjerningens Nasjonale strategi for bioteknologi 2011-2020”. Salongen – Nettstedet for filosofi og idehitsorie. http://salongen.no/
Rommetveit, K. (2011). ”Biometri: forskningsetiske utfordringer” Online resource, Norwegian Committee for research-ethics in science and technology. http://www.etikkom.no/In-English/Committee-for-Research-Ethics-in-Scienc...
Strand, R. & Rommetveit, K. “Avstand og Avmakt”. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift 1/2012.
Strand, R. & Rommetveit, K. (2011) “Trond, Tora og Askeladden – et forskningspolitisk eventyr”. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift 3/2011.
Rapporter
Rommetveit, K, Dunajcsik, M. Tanas, A. Silvast, A. and Gunnarsdóttir, K. (2017). The CANDID Primer: Including Social Sciences and Humanities scholarship in the making and use of smart ICT technologies (edited by K Gunnarsdóttir). CANDID (H2020-ICT-35- 2016) D5.4, available at http://candid.no/progress
Rommetveit, K. Gunnarsdóttir, K., van Dijk, N., Smits, M. Making robotic autonomy through science and law? EPINET project report. April 2015. Available at goo.gl/7XXfEb
Van Dijk, N, Rommetveit, K. A Risk to a Right? Cross-Cutting Lessons for Data Protection Impact Assessments Summary of findings and policy recommendations. April 2015. Available at: goo.gl/RxDaR9
Rommetveit, K., Strand, R., Fjelland, R., Funtowicz, S. (2013) “What can history teach us about the prospects of a European Research Area?”. European Commission, JRC scientific and policy reports. Available at http://ipsc.jrc.ec.europa.eu/fileadmin/repository/eas/saia/docs/201310_Histera_final_ report.pdf
Oversikt over publikasjoner i Cristin:
- (2023). Making sense of sensing homes: exploring ‘regimes of engagement’ in a smart urban energy context. Urban Geography.
- (2022). Scenarienes makt. Klassekampen.
- (2022). Producing the ‘user’ in smart technologies: a framework for examining user representations in smart grids and smart metering infrastructure.
- (2022). Privacy engineering and the techno-regulatory imaginary. Social Studies of Science. 853-877.
- (2022). Pandemifrokost #8.
- (2022). Krigens medietåke. Klassekampen.
- (2022). Hvorfor blir vi enige om noe som helst? Aftenposten.
- (2022). Forsker på myndighetenes smittesporing. På Høyden ( UiBs nettavis).
- (2022). Ekspertintervjuet: Hvorfor gjør vi så lite når vi vet så mye?
- (2022). Design-based responsible digital innovation?
- (2022). Can medical algorithms be fair? Three ethical quandaries and one dilemma. BMJ Health & Care Informatics. 1-6.
- (2021). Post-truth – another fork in modernity’s path. 30 sider.
- (2021). Post-Truth Imaginations: New Starting Points for Critique of Politics and Technoscience. Routledge.
- (2021). Governing the Median Estate: hyper-truth and post-truth in the regulation of digital innovations. 22 sider.
- (2021). Extracting Users: Regimes of Engagement in Norwegian Smart Electricity Transition. Science, Technology and Human Values. 1-28.
- (2021). Data as evidence for action – the case of Covid – 19 digital contact tracing.
- (2021). DIGITAL? SUVERENITET? – et politisk grunnspørsmål, ti år senere. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift. 111-123.
- (2020). Make Way for the Robots! Human-and Machine-Centricity in Constituting a European Public–Private Partnership. Minerva. 47-69.
- (2020). Ethics of quantification: illumination, obfuscation and performative legitimation. Humanities & Social Sciences Communications.
- (2019). Working responsibly across boundaries? Some practical and theoretical lessons. 83-100. I:
- (2019). INTERNATIONAL HANDBOOK ON RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION A Global Resource. Edward Elgar Publishing.
- (2019). Smart gridlock? Challenging hegemonic framings of mitigation solutions and scalability. Environmental Research Letters.
- (2019). Make Way for the Robots! Human‑ and Machine‑ Centricity in Constituting a European Public–Private Partnership. Minerva. 1-23.
- (2018). Who 'uses' smart grids? The evolving nature of user representations in layered infrastructures. Sustainability. 1-21.
- (2018). Right engineering - The redesign of privacy and personal data protection. International review of law computers & technology. 230-256.
- (2018). Data Protection by Design: Promises and Perils in Crossing the Rubicon Between Law and Engineering . IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology. 25-37.
- (2017). The biometric imaginary: (Dis)trust in a policy vacuum. Public Understanding of Science. 195-211.
- (2017). Tekno-politiske visjoner: løsning eller problem? ingeniørens stemme.
- (2017). Technoscience, imagined publics and public imaginations. Public Understanding of Science. 133-147.
- (2017). Editorial. Public Understanding of Science. 128-132.
- (2017). CANDID PRIMER: Including Social Sciences and Humanities scholarship in the making and use of smart ICT technologies. .
- (2016). New narratives for innovation. Journal of Cleaner Production. 1849-1853.
- (2016). Introducing biometrics in the European Union: practice and imagination. 14 sider.
- (2016). Digital Globes: Layers of meaning and technology, redefining geographies and communities. 14 sider.
- (2016). A risk to a right? beyond data protection risk assessments. Computer Law and Security Review. 286-306.
- (2015). ”Genetikk og etikk i resten av Europa” eller: Hva som skjedde da genetikk møtte etikk.
- (2015). Working Paper The future social robustness of smart electricity networks in Europe. .
- (2015). The Median Estate: Breaking down boundaries & reconstituting rights.
- (2015). Report from workshop: Making robotic autonomy through science and law? .
- (2015). Policy recommendations: “Making autonomy in robotics and law”. .
- (2015). Policy recommendations: Towards socially robust smart grids. .
- (2015). Overvåkning og Offentlig Meningsdannelse.
- (2015). Impact assessments: Quality issues in the policy making process.
- (2015). Gadgets on the move and in stasis Consumer and medical electronics, what's the difference? .
- (2015). EPINET conceptual analysis: Integrated assessments in technoepistemic networks. .
- (2015). EPINET and Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) – observations and reflections. .
- (2015). EPINET Final report. .
- (2015). Den Lange Marsjen ved et veiskille. Vagant.
- (2015). Case study of autonomous robotics. A summary of case study results and policy recommendations.
- (2015). Case Study on In-Vitro Meat Policy Report, March/April 2015 Summary of findings and policy considerations. .
- (2015). Assessments as governance: From Epistemic Networks to Techno-epistemic networks.
- (2015). Application, Innovation and Two More Technomoral Scenarios. .
- (2015). A report on the networking/embedding event, 'Making sense of wearables: New-emerging markets and mediascapes'. .
- (2015). A Risk to a Right? Cross-Cutting Lessons for Data Protection Impact Assessments Summary of findings and policy recommendations. .
- (2014). The future social robustness of smart electricity networks in Europe. .
- (2013). What can history teach us about the prospects of a European Research Area? .
- (2013). The role of moral imagination in patients decision-making. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy. 160-172.
- (2013). The Technolife Project: An experimental approach to new ethical frameworks for emerging science and technology. International Journal of Sustainable Development. 23-44.
- (2013). The TECHNOLIFE Project.
- (2013). Personvernet ofres. Dagens næringsliv.
- (2013). Hvem tjener på den genetiske nypaternalismen? Morgenbladet.
- (2012). Immortality : An essay on science, technology and religion. 16 sider.
- (2012). Imagining converging technologies.
- (2012). Imagining High-Tech Bodies: Science Fiction and the Ethics of Enhancement. Science communication. 200-240.
- (2012). Gode helseregistre på avveier. Morgenbladet.
- (2012). Beyond ELSA.
- (2012). Betraktninger over et tiår med bioteknologi og ELSA.
- (2012). Avstand og Avmakt. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift. 106-110.
- (2012). 'Our strength is diversity': imaginaries of nature and community in a Brazilian social movement. International Journal of Sustainable Development. 353-373.
- (2011). trond, tora og askeladden – et forskningspolitisk eventyr. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift. 263-272.
- (2011). technolife: imaginarios de la sociedad digital.
- (2011). Technolife: Films, Social Media, and Imaginaries in Emerging Technologies.
- (2011). Tackling epistemological naivety: large-scale information systems and the complexities of the common good. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 584-595.
- (2011). Tackling Epistemological Naivety: Large-Scale Information Systems and the Complexities of the Common Good. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 584-595.
- (2011). Imagining high-tech bodies: Science fiction and the ethics of enhancement (published online). Science communication.
- (2011). Genetic enhancement, futures tense. Futures: The journal of policy, planning and futures studies. 76-85.
- (2011). Genetic enhancement, futures tense. Futures: The journal of policy, planning and futures studies. 76-85.
- (2011). Biometri: forskningsetiske utfordringer.
- (2010). The Technolife Project: Implications for policy.
- (2010). The Technolife Project.
- (2010). Technolife: Digital Globes.
- (2010). Technolife Biometrics and Mobility.
- (2010). Tackling epistemological naivety: understanding values, choices and the complexities of the greater good?
- (2010). Overview of the policy process introducing biometrics in the EU.
- (2010). Knowledge, democracy and action in response to climate change. 15 sider.
- (2010). Irresponsible, Reckless and Deeply Immoral”—Knowledge, Democracy and Action in Response to Climate Change”. In. Bhaskar, R. et. al Interdisciplinarity and Climate Change Transforming Knowledge and Practice for Our Global Future. Routledge.
- (2010). Imagining Enhanced Bodies: How Can Science Fiction Contribute to Ethics for the Governance of Emerging Technologies?
- (2010). "Biometrics: Technology of (Dis)trust".
- (2009). Tragedy and Grenzsituationen in genetic prediction. Medicine, Health care and Philosophy. 9-16.
- (2009). Lifeworld and imaginaries in foresight and ethics: a new transdisciplinary “frontier” for ecological economics? A GIS Case study.
- (2009). Klimaforhandlinger og demokrati.
- (2009). I pandemiens tidsalder. Bergens Tidende.
- (2009). Chair, session "Legitimacy, Ethics, and Trust", EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SCIENCE AND DEMOCRACY NETWORK, Harvard University, 01.07.2009.
- (2009). Bioethics, biopower and the post-genomic challenge. 22 sider.
- (2008). Viljen er ikke stor nok. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
- (2008). Tragedy and boundary situations in predictive genetic testing. Medicine, Health care and Philosophy. 9-16.
- (2008). Towards a hermeneutic of techno-medical objects. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics. 103-120.
- (2008). Moral imagination and decision making.
- (2008). Fremtidige utfordringer forbundet med genetisk testing av friske personer.
- (2008). Dysleksi, et flerfaglig forskningsfelt. Aktuell dysleksiforskning sett i lys av Imre Lakatos' filosofi om forskningsprogram. 20 sider.
- (2008). Bioteknologi og bioetikk.
- (2008). "Teknologi, naturvitenskap og samfunn" for faget Teknologi og Forskningslære (ToF X/ToF 1).
- (2007). Norway: unwritten rules and hidden hierarchies.
- (2007). Nanoparticles, IPRs and Strict Liability.
- (2007). Institutions for Sustainable Governance of Nanotechnology: Ethics and Liability.
- (2007). Hermeneutics reloaded: Closing up gaps of theory and practice in bioethics.
- (2007). Genomisk medisin: frie valg og informerte beslutninger?
- (2007). Biotechnology: Action and choice in second modernity.
- (2006). “ELSA research: the context of Norway”.
- (2006). The virtuous patient.
- (2006). The contextualisation of epistemic things.
- (2006). ELSA research: the context of Norway.
- (2006). Current dyslexia research seen in the light of Imre Lakatos' philosophy of research programmes. 20 sider.
- (2005). Middelalder og vitenskap. Dagbladet.
- (2005). Juridifisering av medisinen.
- (2005). Bioteknologiloven i en helserettslig sammenheng. Kritisk juss. 168-183.
- (2004). Autonomy, discourse ethics and the dimension of ontology.
Pågående prosjekter
- CoPol: Covid-19 contact tracing as Digital Politics (NFR - SAMRISK) [2021-2025) - prosjektleder
- SUPER MoRRI - Scientific Understanding and Provision of an Enhanced and Robust Monitoring system for RRI (H2020 Swafs) [2019-2023] - partner
- DIGIT: Den norske forskerskolen om digitalisering, kultur og samfunn (NFR-Forskerskole) [2022-2030] - partner
- ASMOG: Automatiseringsskiftet i maritim sektor og olje- og gassindustrien: vurderinger av risiko og sikkerhet, beskyttelse av arbeid (NFR -MAROFF-2) [2021-2026] - partner
Avsluttede prosjekter
- MAGIC - Moving Towards Adaptive Governance in Complexity: Informing Nexus Security (H2020) [2016-2020]
- DESFREE - Designing Freedom (NFR SAMKUL network) [2016-2017]
- PARENT – PARticipatory platform for sustainable ENergy and Transport Systems – (ERA-NET Cofund H2020/NFR) [2016-2019]
- CANDID - Checking Assumptions aND promoting responsibility In smart Development Projects (H2020) [2017]
- SYNENERGENE - Synthetic biology – Engaging with New and Emerging Science and Technology in Responsible Governance of the Science and Society Relationship), (FP7) [2014-2017]
- EPINET (FP7) [2012-2015]
- HISTERA - What can history and philosophy teach us about the development of the European Research Area? (Joint Research Centre, European Commission) [2012-2013]
- Technolife (FP7) [2009-2011]
PhD, vitenskapsteori
Master, vitenskapsfilosofi
Jus, 2. avdeling
