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  A Decision Analysis Framework for the Identification and Performance Preservation of Strategic Products in the Supply Chain 

  Abbasnia, Fatemeh; Zandieh, Mostafa; Bahrami, Farzad; Pourhejazy, Pourya (Journal article; Tidsskriftartikkel; Peer reviewed, 2025-07-01)

  This study develops a decision-making framework for the identification and performance preservation of strategic products using a non-parametric analysis of items within the product portfolio. Methods: Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and the sensitivity analysis of Inverted Data Envelopment Analysis (IDEA) are adapted to explore a new application area in growth product management. A field study from ...
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  Gorilla: A study of young learners’ creative responses to a picturebook 

  Shrestha, Sabbu (Master thesis, 2025)

  Abstract Creativity is an important theme in English as a foreign language class. Different approaches are considered to nurture creativity in English in young learners. Many researchers have considered picturebooks to have immense potential to foster creativity in young learners, however, they have been underused for this purpose in primary school pupils. In this study, I have examined how a ...
• Development and Application of an Ex Vivo Adipose Tissue-based Model from Cetacean Blubber Biopsies to Study Impacts of Stress Hormones 

  Mantor, Veslemøy (Master thesis, 2025)

  Cetaceans serve as ecosystem engineers and sentinel species for ocean and human health. They are exposed to various anthropogenic stressors, including pollution, noise, human activities, and climate change which contribute to high levels of stress hormones such as glucocorticoids (e.g. cortisol). While stress response mechanisms are vital in the short term, prolonged exposure to stress can have ...
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  Fault and Fracture Patterns with Linkage to Fluid Migration in the Shallow Subsurface: A 3D Seismic Study along a transect of the Western Barents Sea 

  Riise, Herman Fossum (Master thesis, 2025)

  This thesis investigates shallow subsurface deformation patterns and their relationship to fluid migration and glacial processes in the southwestern Barents Sea. The study focuses on four key areas: Lyngenfjorden, Hammerfest Basin, Bjørnøyrenna, and Storfjordrenna. Using high-resolution P-Cable 3D seismic data and interpretation tools in Petrel, the objective was to identify faults, fractures, and ...
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  Survival and predation of Atlantic salmon smolts in anadromous watersheds with lakes: a case study from the Skienselva watershed 

  Naqvi, Syeda Iqra (Master thesis, 2025)

  Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) exhibit marked niche shifts between spawning and juvenile recruitment in running freshwaters and growth in marine waters. These habitat shifts necessitate long migrations which may come at a substantial cost to the population. As smolts, Atlantic salmon migrate downstream, from freshwater rivers to salty ocean environment, transitioning between two very distinct aquatic ...

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