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Institutional development · Academic workforce and careers · Norway

Star Programme's sixth cohort of 22 young researchers well under way, NTNU reports

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) reports that the sixth cohort of the Star Programme (Stjerneprogrammet), comprising 22 young researchers, is now well under way.

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Why it matters: The 22 young researchers in the sixth cohort are already taking part in the Star Programme, according to NTNU.

NTNU reported that the sixth cohort of the Star Programme, called Stjerneprogrammet in Norwegian, is well under way.

According to NTNU, the cohort consists of 22 young researchers, whom it describes as promising and as a powerful group.

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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

NTNU reports that the 22 young researchers making up the Star Programme's sixth cohort are already well into the programme.

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