At MUC, most researchers work in one or more Research Groups. Each group consists of a team of researchers who share a common interest in a specific area of research. The group members can be employees, Master's and PhD students, as well as externals. The aim of each group is to develop co-operation and research competences among its members. The research groups are organized by subject area and have a head of research. The description of each group will include contact details. Some descriptions are only available in Norwegian.

There are four research groups at the University of Southern Denmark. The iMed and the iNative research groups are multidisciplinary and open to ISS faculty, staff, post-docs and PhD students. These groups leverage the intellectual capital of the ISS by studying information behavior in diverse communities and the impact of new information technologies on health and social welfare. In addition, the iNative research group consists of Native American scholars and information professionals and focuses on addressing the needs of Native American communities.

There are four Research Groups within the Global Development and Social Justice research program. The groups are composed of senior academic staff, PhD researchers, and post-docs. Collectively, they represent the breadth and diversity of research at UMass. The group's name suggests its objective: to promote and enhance the growth of indigenous cultures in the world. The iNative research group is comprised of Native American information professionals and scholars. Its goal is to advance the level of discourse among the various groups in the department.

There are many types of קבוצות מחקר in UMass. The iMed research group is led by Wanda Pratt, and focuses on new types of information technology. iMed aims to understand how new information technology affects human behavior. The iNative research group brings together Native American scholars and information professionals. It focuses on the intersections between law and public policy, and addresses topics such as hegemony and citizenship.

iMed: The iNative research group focuses on the development and evaluation of new types of information technology. iMed is also a group of information professionals and Native American scholars. It focuses on how people interact with new types of information technology and the impact they have on their culture. It is important to have a diversity of perspectives on information and how it can improve their lives. So, it is essential to have a variety of research groups within the ISS.

The iMed research group is led by Professor Wanda Pratt. The iMed research group studies the impact of new information technologies on people. It also focuses on the role of new information technology in our society. The iNative group aims to improve and develop the way in which we use information in our society. There are other Research Groups at the University of New Brunswick. And if you're interested in the topic, you can start a conversation with a member of the iMed group.