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On March 21st, the Norwegian government appointed the new committee for AI and higher education— and SLATE Director Professor Barbara Wasson is among the chosen experts.

SLATE is proud to announce that André Rabello Mestre, PhD Candidate at SLATE, has been granted NOK 45 000 from the Meltzer Research Fund to support a research visit at the University of Cambridge.

For his contributions to strengthening the academic and practical understanding of learning analytics and AI in education, SLATE Associate Professor Mohammad Khalil has been awarded the Meltzer prize.

The Centre for the Science of Learning & Technology (SLATE) has had four papers accepted to the 15th annual International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge (LAK25).

Our colleague, Dr. Ingunn Johanne Ness, is part of the pilot course of the Program for Research Management at the University of Bergen, both as a participant and a teacher.

This week, Dr. Barbara Wasson speaks at the Digi-Lingo final conference, and Dr. Mohammad Khalil speaks at the National Conference for Digitization in Higher Education.

Dr. Ness and Dr. Klykken have recently participated in the European Conference on Games Based Learning, presenting SLATE research on data literacy learning games.

The new SLATE research project Accelerating Privacy and Data Protection Measures Using Synthetic Data Generation (ASPIRE) has received 5 million NOK from Equinor.