Through our research and disseminations, we are dedicated to enhance and advance the knowledge related to our topics while embracing open science principles.
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Research areas
Neurodevelopmental Disorders - Autism Spectrum Disorder - Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Language - Child Development - Special Education and Learning - Psychology and Psychological Treatments - Meta-science - Human Technology Society Interactions - Philosophy of Science - Expert Opinions and Decision Making - E-health - Social media - Mathematical Skills and Development - School Refusal - Cyber Security - Emotion and Therapy - Telehealth - Early Intervention
Project pages
- Autism in Media
- Autism and Virtual Reality (VR) interventions
- Internet-delivered treatment for depression
Collaborating institutions
- Arctic University of Norway (Tromsø)
- California State University Channel Islands
- Medical University of Graz
- Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- Oslo Metropolitan University
- University of Edinburgh
- University of Göttingen
- University of Oslo
- Yale University
- Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences
The relation to the University College's strategic research initiative "The Digital Society"
Researchers in the DeveLeP-group connects with the strategic research initiative, The Digital Society, at Ostfold University College in various ways. Some of the topics are artificial intelligence in health and in society at large, challenges concerning social robotics in health and in society at large, robotics as a way of means in educational settings. Another part of research involves investigations of new intervention technology for persons with psychiatric conditions and persons with special education needs, involving for instance internet-based therapy for persons with depression and Virtual Reality interventions for autistic people. Our research group members collaborate interdisciplinary with each other on various projects related to educational-, health related-, and technological- advancements doing both basic ground research and applied research. Read more about the various disciplines that our researchers are involved in related to the the Digital Society initiative here.