How to turn your research into NVA?
Have you made your research visible in 2026? Join us at Café ArcHum for a hands-on session on getting your research into the Norwegian Research Information Repository (NVA). Time to actually sit down togteher and just get it done.
The session will include:
- What NVA is and why it matters for visibility and funding
- Registering your publications step by step
- Uploading full texts and sorting out rights/embargo questions
- Common pitfalls and how to fix them
- Meet colleagues from the administration who'll be on hand to help
When? 07.12.26 from 12.15 to 14.00
Where? Café ArcHum, FI/SKK, 5. etasje, Teorifagbygget hus 1
Come as you are. Bring your laptop.
Lunch served. Open to everyone.
Humanities research is often harder to see than other fields. Our outputs don't always fit neatly into the metrics that funders and institutions increasingly use to judge visibility and impact. But visibility now shapes funding parameters too: what's findable, registered, and open access counts, in ways that can work for us if we do the groundwork. That groundwork, getting our publications properly into NVA, isn't something any of us can do painlessly alone. It's the kind of task that goes faster, and feels less like a chore, when we sit down together and just get it done.
This is the first ArcHum hackahton organised by the Centre for Arctic Humanities in collaboration with the Vice-Dean for Research at the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education and UiT's Office for Research and Innovation.
