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    • Investigating the Correlation Between Training Data Influence and Memorization in AI Models 

      Dragset, Snorre (Master thesis, 2025)
      This thesis explores the relationship between influence and memorization of training data in deep learning models. Influence metrics aim to quantify the impact of individual training examples on model predictions, while memorization scores assess how much specific data points are retained by the model. Understanding the connection between these two concepts is important for both interpretability and ...
    • A Simple Linear Homomorphic Signature Protocol for the IoT 

      Storjord, Hauk (Master thesis, 2025)
      Modern day systems increasingly rely on data-driven insights derived from IoT networks. However, the resource-constrained nature of IoT devices creates significant challenges when outsourcing computations to third-party services, particularly regarding data integrity. This thesis investigates the feasibility of combining a homomorphic signature protocol with a pairing delegation scheme to provide ...
    • Designing a Group-Motivated Mobile Application for Type 2 Diabetes Self-Management in Norway 

      Olsen, Jørgen Kiil (Master thesis, 2025)
      Background: In Norway, there are estimated to be 250,000 people with type 2 diabetes. According to Folkehelseinstituttet, there are around 14,000 to 18,000 new diagnoses of type 2 diabetes every year in Norway. Type 2 diabetes is considered to be a lifestyle disease, and there are steps someone with type 2 diabetes can take to manage their condition, like changing their diet and exercise. Mobile ...
    • Det utfordrende tverrseksjonelle samarbeidet: Nødetatene i Tromsø kommune 

      Jensen, Lisa Mari Grønaas (Master thesis, 2025)
      Denne masteroppgaven undersøker hvordan samhandling mellom politiet, brann- og redningsvesenet og ambulansetjenesten i Tromsø kommune påvirker organisasjons-læringsprosessen på tvers. Oppgaven kartlegger hvilke læringsarenaer og samhandlingsformer som preger samarbeide, hvordan læringsprosessene fungerer, og hvilke forhold som påvirker disse. Studien bygger på et kvalitativt forskningsdesign med ...
    • Towards more accurate and label-efficient Left Ventricle Automatic Measurements 

      Singh, Durgesh Kumar (Doctoral thesis; Doktorgradsavhandling, 2025-08-21)
      <p>Accurate left ventricular (LV) linear measurements are critical for cardiac function assessment in echocardiography. However, manual measurements are time-consuming and prone to variability due to anatomical complexity and operator dependency. While deep learning (DL) models have automated landmark detection, existing fully automated B-mode approaches often produce inaccurate predictions caused ...
    • Uncertainty and Representation Learning in Image Recognition: Advancing Deep Learning for Microfossil Analysis 

      Martinsen, Iver (Doctoral thesis; Doktorgradsavhandling, 2025-08-20)
      Alongside the rapid development of deep learning, image recognition has achieved significant advances, with particularly promise within the supervised learning paradigm. While current models demonstrate strong predictive performance on benchmark datasets, deep neural networks often lack robustness, exhibiting unpredictable failures in operation. Challenges such as out-of-distribution data from unseen ...
    • Towards general and effective antifouling surfaces – covalent surface attachment of antimicrobial peptides 

      Karlsen, Eskil André (Doctoral thesis; Doktorgradsavhandling, 2025-08-26)
      <p>Healthcare-associated infections are of grave concern in healthcare facilities as these acquired infections pose a significant threat to the quality of life across the globe. Healthcare-associated infections are often related to the use of medical devices like catheters, joint prostheses, and implants. Medical devices are especially prone to bacterial growth, which can result in possible ...
    • Antifouling Efficacy on S. epidermidis of Nano-Au Surfaces Functionalized with Polyethylene Glycol (PEG)-Tethered Antimicrobial Peptides 

      Karlsen, Eskil André; Berglin, Mattias; Hansson, Adam; Lundgren, Anders Oskar; Svendsen, John Sigurd Mjøen (Journal article; Tidsskriftartikkel, 2025-05-15)
      Cationic antimicrobial peptides (cAMPs) kill bacteria in solution by membrane lysis; however, translating cAMPs into a covalently attached antibacterial coating is challenging since it remains unclear how the specifics of the conjugation impact the antifouling efficacy. Furthermore, studies have typically assessed cAMP coatings with a high and homogeneous surface coverage, although this may be ...
    • Constraining the environmental and biological controls on the geochemical composition of Neogloboquadrina pachyderma: Towards developing robust proxies for reconstructing polar surface ocean hydrography 

      Westgård, Adele (Doctoral thesis; Doktorgradsavhandling, 2025-08-13)
      <p>Rapid ongoing climate change includes warmer sea surface temperatures, salinity changes, reduced sea ice cover, and melting ice sheets in the polar regions. This has consequences for climate and society regionally and globally. However, there are large knowledge gaps regarding the sensitivity of these systems. Records of past changes in polar climate and ocean-cryosphere interactions can provide ...
    • Evaluating the Feasibility of a Real-Time Fire Detection System on i.MX RT1064 

      Taksis, Ilya (Master thesis, 2025)
      With the increasing frequency of wildfires due to climate change, early and accurate fire detection systems are critical to minimizing damage and ensuring public safety. This thesis explores the feasibility of deploying a real-time fire detection system on a resource-constrained Micro Controller Unit (MCU) integrated into power line monitoring units. In collaboration with AVJU, a Norwegian power ...
    • Developing General Guidelines for the Public Procurement of Artificial Intelligence in Digital Health Services in Norway: Addressing Legal and Practical Challenges 

      Krüger, Harald Anton (Master thesis, 2025)
      Abstract Background – Norwegian health trusts face significant challenges translating complex regulatory requirements from GDPR, the Medical Devices Regulation, the AI Act, NIS2, and public procurement law into concrete technical specifications for AI procurement. Current "one-size-fits-all" templates and prescriptive specifications often stifle innovation, overlook algorithmic risks, and expose ...
    • Cyberspace og ekstremisme: Sårbarheter, fellesskap og forebygging 

      Størseth, Madelen Kristine (Master thesis, 2025)
      Nasjonal trusselvurdering 2025 konstaterer at det er en økt bekymring rundt hvordan bruken av informasjons- og kommunikasjonsteknologi påvirker det sikkerhetspolitiske trusselbildet (PST, 2025). Det digitale skiftet har gitt opphav til et eget domene nemlig, cyberspace, hvor både samfunnsnyttige og skadelige aktiviteter finner sted. Cyberspace må derfor ikke bare forstås som teknologisk infrastruktur, ...
    • Cyber Security Risks in Norwegian Agriculture and the Influence on National Food Security 

      Ingemundsen, Andreas Ahlquist (Master thesis, 2025)
      This master’s thesis investigates how cybersecurity risks in the Norwegian agricultural sector influence national food security and self-sufficiency, and what strategies can be implemented to address these challenges. This study adopts a qualitative approach, relying on in-depth interviews with informants from three key groups in the agricultural value chain: farmers and producers, researchers and ...
    • Trust in times of crisis: Public confidence and perceived efficiency in crisis management 

      Carlsen, Trygve Alexander (Master thesis, 2025)
      This thesis investigates the relationship between public trust in government and the operational efficiency of crisis management, with a particular focus on outcomes such as response speed, coordination, and public compliance. Drawing on Social Trust Theory and established crisis governance models, the study employs a quantitative cross-sectional design using survey data collected from 83 respondents ...
    • Thin Sea Ice Detection with CryoSat-2 

      Varland, Trym Fjeldstad (Master thesis, 2025)
      Arctic sea ice plays a vital role in the climate system, influencing atmospheric circulation, oceanic processes, and Arctic ecosystems. Thin sea ice is particularly important, as it governs seasonal transitions and contributes to feedback mechanisms such as Arctic amplification. Reliable estimates of sea ice thickness (SIT), especially within the thin ice regimes (less than 1 m), are essential for ...
    • Flaming Auroral Rays - An analysis of high-speed spectral imaging and time-dependent electron-transport modelling of precipitation 

      Sivertsen, Benedicte Havn (Master thesis, 2025)
      The current understanding of flaming auroral rays is that they are produced by short bursts of electrons precipitating down into the upper atmosphere. The altitude variation of the ionospheric response to such electron precipitation will be dependent on the energy-time dispersion of the incoming electron-bursts. The aim of this project has been to investigate the source of flaming auroral rays, ...
    • Feasibility Study of Space-Based Techniques for Measuring Millimeter-Scale Orbital Debris Flux 

      Sinnathamby, Abera (Master thesis, 2025)
      The increasing density of space debris poses a growing threat to satellite operations and future missions. While sub-millimeter debris is studied through impact craters and objects larger than 0.5 cm are tracked by ground-based radar, debris in the 1–3.2 mm range remains largely unmonitored. This thesis investigates the feasibility of using space-based techniques to estimate the flux of millimeter-scale ...
    • En studie om Ofotbanens klimaberedskap 

      Mathisen, Frida Aurora (Master thesis, 2025)
      Resiliens er et fagområde det forskes mye på for tiden, dog er det fortsatt stor uenighet og lite konsensus om hva resiliens er og hvordan det kan måles. Det er opp gjennom de siste årene framlagt ulike metoder for å kunne måle nivået av resiliens i en infrastruktur, uten at dette har ført til en foretrukken og allmenn metode. Denne studien tar for seg Critical infrastructure resilience index (CIRI) ...
    • Hvordan forebygge ungdomskriminalitet? 

      Abuhabib, Mohammed (Master thesis, 2025)
      Denne studien undersøker hvordan dagens forebyggende tiltak mot ungdomskriminalitet fungerer i en norsk kontekst. Problemstillingen utforskes gjennom tre forskningsspørsmål som retter søkelyset mot sentrale aktører og deres strategier, hvordan forebygging praktiseres i hverdagen, og hvilke utfordringer som oppstår i det tverrsektorielle samarbeidet. Studien er avgrenset til en konkret delbydel som ...
    • Modelling of Snow Particle Settling Dynamics in Boundary Layer Turbulence: Evaluating Maxey-Riley and Reduced-Order Models with Nonlinear Drag 

      Haraldsson, Karolina (Master thesis, 2025)
      Accurately modelling snow particle settling dynamics in the atmospheric boundary layer remains a fundamental challenge. These dynamics influence snowfall transport and ground snow accumulation which in turn impact hydrology, weather predictions, and climate modelling. While the foundational work of Maxey and Riley (1983), which introduced equations describing inertial particles in a fluid flow, has ...