Omics applications are characterized by their ability to assess information on all molecules in a single experiment allowing the study each molecule, and their interactions. This provides complete molecular profiles recognized as fundamental to our understanding of health and illness at the highest possible resolution.
In line with the goals of the Intelligent Health initiative, omics-technology uses technology to achieve positive health outcomes.
Omics technology at OsloMet
The Omics research network at OsloMet employs and develops technology at the cutting edge, is interdisciplinary and represents extensive collaborative efforts at institutional, national and international levels.
Health and disease are today largely understood from single molecule perspectives. The omics network provides tools and strategies to investigate health and disease in an integrated and sometimes very complex manner.
Advanced bioinformatics and machine learning are applied to analyse large amounts of data with the purpose of revealing fundamental and pathophysiological biological processes and to discover new associations at the molecular level.
OsloMet scientists working in the omics-field are favoured collaborators with hospitals, other universities and research institutes and can help in the development and implementation of health research projects.
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OsloMet scientists working in the omics-field
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Relevant research projects at OsloMet
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Diet, gut microbiota and metabolic regulation
We study the effects of dietary fat quality and fiber on metabolic regulation, and explore the association between diet, gut microbiota, and metabolic regulation.
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Diet, gut microbiota and metabolic regulation
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More about Intelligent Health focus areas
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Artificial intelligence in healthcare
At OsloMet we work on developing algorithms and models using machine learning tailored towards applications in medical research that will help to solve the challenges in the healthcare sector.
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Assistive technology
Assistive technology, or in the Nordic context often called welfare technology, refers to tools and services that aim to improve quality of life and wellbeing.
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Biotechnology
Researchers at OsloMet work to develop methods and critically assess the usefulness of biomarkers in diagnostics and treatment, personalized medicine and large-scale analyses.
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Intelligent Health focus areas
Through collaborating across disciplines and sectors, we will ensure that research and innovation within health and technology remains user- and problem-oriented.
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Sensor technology in healthcare
Sensors are devices that react and respond to various stimuli, such as biochemical, electrical, or mechanical signals. OsloMet uses and develops sensors to gather health related data.
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Artificial intelligence in healthcare
About Intelligent Health
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Intelligent Health
This initiative will contribute to develop knowledge and technological solutions that foster improved health and counteract diseases.
