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Back home in the U.S., he could find A without any problem
A music professor with absolute pitch lost his bearings when he moved to Norway. The explanation may lie in the hum of the buildings around him, which runs at a different frequency on each side of the Atlantic.
Research unlocks new ways of searching video and music archives
Anna-Maria Christodoulou at RITMO trains AI models that combine audio, video and context, so music and film archives answer far more complex questions. The work continues in MishMash together with the National Library of Norway.
Atelier Nord Residency: Norway's First Research Residency for AI and Artistic Exploration
Atelier Nord establishes Norway's first research residency for artistic exploration of artificial intelligence as an environment. Applications open for three six-month artist residencies from January 2027 to June 2028.
Human–AI Jamming: How Swarm Intelligence Can Shape Music
Researchers at the University of Oslo explore how swarm intelligence—inspired by flocking birds and coordinating ants—can enable musical collaboration between humans and AI agents.
Technology is making the music industry more individualistic and less gender-equal
A University of Oslo research project reveals how digital audio workstations are transforming music production while perpetuating gender inequality in the industry.
Bringing Viking ships back to life – one algorithm at a time
A PhD candidate at Østfold University College is building interactive 3D reconstruction tools for ancient Viking ships, making interpretive uncertainty visible alongside the digital model itself.
Where Humans Outshine AI: "There is something quietly hopeful in these findings"
Researchers at the University of Oslo discovered that humans excel at navigating unfamiliar situations by actively exploring with their bodies, revealing that embodied cognition remains a foundational human capacity.
NLA University College participates in national research center
NLA joins MishMash, contributing expertise in language, communication, and aesthetic subjects to explore how generative AI impacts creativity, education, and cultural heritage.
KMD takes on a key role in national centre for AI and creativity
Researchers at the Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design (KMD) at the University of Bergen have been given a central role in the new national research center MishMash – Center for AI and Creativity.
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We are going to strengthen AI expertise in creative education
The University of Inland Norway joins MishMash, one of six new AI research centres, to investigate how AI can promote creativity and ethical awareness in creative education.