Norwegian Centre for Knowledge-driven Machine Learning
Integreat is a Centre of Excellence funded by the Research Council of Norway of the University of Oslo, UiT the Arctic University of Norway and the Norwegian Computing Center. Our research makes machine learning more sustainable, accurate, trustworthy, and ethical.
Job announcement
PhD Fellowships in Knowledge-Driven Machine Learning in Norway (8 positions)
Deadline: Sunday 9 August 2026, 23.59 (CEST) EXPIRED
Research
Machine learning is the mathematical and computational engine of Artificial Intelligence (AI). It is a fundamental force of technological progress in our increasingly digital, data-driven world. Researchers in Integreat develop theories, methods, models, and algorithms that integrate general and domain-specific knowledge with data. By combining the mathematical and computational cultures, and the methodologies of statistics, logic and machine learning in unique ways, Integreat's machine learning will solve fundamental problems in science, technology, health and society, and contribute to make Norway a world leading country in AI.
News
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Will AI replace our jobs? 1. okt. 2026 11:07
Self-driving cars are moving from testing to actual use. But what happens to jobs when the car no longer needs a driver?
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Integreat researchers have ten papers accepted at NeurIPS 2026 28. sep. 2026 11:09
Researchers from Integreat are authors and co-authors of ten papers accepted at NeurIPS 2026, a major international conference for machine learning research.
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From statistics to multimodal AI: Syrielle Montariol on building a research career 3. sep. 2026 18:17
How do international experience, collaboration and a willingness to explore new research fields shape an academic career? During a visit to Integreat, CNRS researcher Syrielle Montariol sat down with Integreat Director Ingrid Glad to talk about her research journey and the lessons she has learned along the way.
Publications
The list of all publications.
Integreat insights
Integreat blog from AI scientists on AI and its developments.
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