Knowledge Dissemination
RESET 2026 contributes to continuing knowledge dissemination through:
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Joint research projects &Â Academic publications
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Student dissertations & Co-supervision
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Guest lectures and seminars
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Research collaboration between partner institutions
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Industry-engaged innovation projects
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Digital and hybrid educational activities
RESET 2026 is designed to focus on knowledge exchange, research dialogue, industry engagement, and the development of future collaboration. The workshop did not present itself as a formal proceedings-based conference for now.​
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The workshop demonstrates how international academic partnerships and industry engagement can work together to advance sustainable engineering.
 The workshop addressed critical questions, including:
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How can growing volumes of clean energy be transferred efficiently?
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How can production systems be digitalised sustainably?
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How can digital twins, machine learning, and real-world industrial data support greener operations?
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How can hydrogen, advanced materials, and renewable energy systems support the green transition?
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How can future engineers be prepared to address climate and sustainability challenges?
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The event established a strong foundation for continued collaboration between research institutions and industrial partners.
Workshop & panel discussions.Â
Networking lunch and dinner
Networking
Exhibitions
Posters and Industry projects presentations
Funded for Partner Universities Participation
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Østfold University college, DDS Funding, RESET lab and iSHINEd
Funded through the KA171 Erasmus+ Global programme:
Grant number: 2025-1-NO01-KA171-HED-000336766
Funding body: Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills (HKdir)
Programme: Erasmus+ Global
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Research and Mobility Activities
HiOF Support
The RESET workshop covers a comprehensive range of topics, including renewable energy systems, hydrogen production and storage technologies, AI-enabled energy optimization, smart grid integration, energy storage solutions, power electronics, and sustainable energy transitions.
RESET 2026 will be hosted by Østfold University of Applied Sciences with a focus on bridging academic rigor, international mobility, innovation, industry collaboration, and real-world data to deliver practical and sustainable engineering solutions.
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The RESET initiative gratefully acknowledges the support of HiOF, DDS funding, HKDir, the European Union and the Erasmus+ Global programme.
Acknowldegement
