Pernille Nyvoll

• Ugelvik, Thomas; Boyle, Rose Elisabeth; Jewkes, Yvonne & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Disrupting ‘healthy prisons’: Exploring the conceptual and experiential overlap between illness and imprisonment. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice. ISSN 0265-5527. p. 1–16. doi: 10.1111/hojo.12498. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  Our aim in this conceptual article is to theoretically reimagine the concept of ‘healthy prisons’ in a way that more thoroughly grounds it in the everyday experiences of prisoners. Our point of departure is the observation that there seems to be an intriguing conceptual and theoretical overlap between first-person oriented empirical studies of two spheres of human experience that are normally seen as separate: serious illness and imprisonment. Our analysis leads us to reimagine the term ‘healthy prisons’ in a way that increases its usefulness for anyone interested in making prisons healthier and more constructive and reinventive institutions.

• Søraa, Roger Andre; Nyvoll, Pernille; Tøndel, Gunhild; Fosch-Villaronga, Eduard & Serrano, Artur (2021). The social dimension of domesticating technology: Interactions between older adults, caregivers, and robots in the home. Technological Forecasting and Social Change. ISSN 0040-1625. 167. doi: 10.1016/j.techfore.2021.120678. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  In this article we look at the home as an arena for care by exploring how care robots and technological care-systems can become part of older adults’ lives. We investigate the domestication of robot technology in the context of what in Scandinavia is called “welfare technology” (relating to the terms “gerontechnology” and “Active Assisted Living,”) that especially aims to mitigate older adults´ challenges with living in their own homes. Through our case study, we investigate a system called eWare, where a flowerpot robot called “Tessa” works in symbiosis with a sensor technology “SensaraCare.” Together, they create a socio-technical ecosystem involving older adult end-users living at home, formal caregivers (e.g. healthcare workers), and informal caregivers (normally family members). We analyze our ethnographic fieldwork through the theoretical concept of “domestication of technology,” focusing on an established three-dimensional model that includes practical, symbolic, and cognitive levels of analysis. We found that social bonds and different ways of using the same technology ecosystem were crucial, and so we supplement this model by suggesting a fourth dimension, which we term the social dimension of the domestication of technology.

• Søraa, Roger Andre; Fosch-Villaronga, Eduard; Quintas, Joao; Dias, Jorge; Tøndel, Gunhild & Sørgaard, Jon [Show all 9 contributors for this article] (2020). Mitigating isolation and loneliness with technology through emotional care by social robots in remote. In Ray, Pradeep Kumar; Nakashima, Naoki; Ahmed, Ashir; Ro, Soong-Chul & Soshino, Yasuhiro (Ed.), Mobile Technologies for Delivering Healthcare in Remote, Rural or Developing Regions. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). ISSN 9781839530470. p. 255–268. doi: %2010.1049/PBHE024E_ch16. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  In this book chapter, we explore how social robot's emotional care could mitigate experiences of isolation and loneliness in remote areas. We first map loneliness in different European regions, which are characterized by having vast geographical distances between cities, public services, and people's homes. We then introduce the concept of welfare technology and explain how technology is currently used to bridge the gap technology poses. As a possible solution, we propose the use and development of social robots equipped with emotional care. We review different European projects directed toward developing robots to assist older adults and persons with disabilities socially and explain their characteristics

• Søraa, Roger Andre; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm; Grønvik, Karoline Blix & Serrano, Artur (2020). Children’s perceptions of social robots: a study of the robots Pepper, AV1 and Tessa at Norwegian research fairs. AI & Society: The Journal of Human-Centred Systems and Machine Intelligence. ISSN 0951-5666. doi: 10.1007/s00146-020-00998-w. Full text in Research Archive

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• Nyvoll, Pernille (2024). “Patient or prisoner?”: Perceptions of prison healthcare services and the conflict between care and security.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2024). “Healthy prisons” during disruptions. Nordic Criminology Blog.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2023). Prisoner or patient? Prisoners' perceptions of healthcare services in Norwegian prisons .
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2023). Health assets in low-security prisons - Temporary disruptions and prisoners’ perceived health and wellbeing.
• Nyvoll, Pernille & Lie, Martine S.B. (2023). Villrev i fangenskap - om revepopulasjonen på Bastøya. Show summary

  Bastøya i Oslofjorden huser både en villrevbestand og «verdens snilleste fengsel». Det har utviklet seg et unikt samspill mellom de innsatte og revene, og revene trekkes fram som en trivselsfaktor for de innsatte. Vi presenterer de positive sidene ved revebestanden på fengselsøya basert på data fra et større etnografisk forskningsprosjekt om helse i fengsel. Situasjonen og fengselets håndtering av den har imidlertid også problematiske sider, som vi belyser med perspektiver fra grønn kriminologi.

• Ugelvik, Thomas; Nyvoll, Pernille & Rokkan, Tore (2023). Kroppslig autonomi og "sunne fengsler": Om løping under og etter straffegjennomføring.
• Nyvoll, Pernille & Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2023). Disrupting healthy prisons: Exploring the conceptual and experiental overlap between illness and imprisonment .
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2023). Opplevelsen av helsetjenester i fengsel.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2023). Lavere sikkerhet og endringer i Kriminalomsorgen - perspektiver fra feltarbeid.
• Nyvoll, Pernille & Lie, Martine S.B. (2023). Villrev i fangenskap - om revepopulasjonen på Bastøya.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Availability of health assets in low-security prisons.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Health benefits of natural environments in prison.
• Nyvoll, Pernille & Ausland, Liv Hanson (2022). Helsefremmende fengsel.
• Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Analysing the "healthy prison": Incarceration, illness and institutionality.
• Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). PRISONHEALTH og PriSUD: Forskning på helse og rusbehandling i fengsel.
• Winquist, Bjørn & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Ingen landsomfattende helsetilsyn i fengslene på 20 år: Etterlyser tilsyn. [Newspaper]. Klassekampen.
• Boyle, Rose Elizabeth; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Ugelvik, Thomas (2021). The puzzle of prison order: why life behind bars varies behind the world. Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books.
• Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2021). Snapshots from ongoing fieldwork.
• Nyvoll, Pernille (2020). Sosiale roboter i eldreomsorgen.
• Nyvoll, Pernille; Søraa, Roger Andre; Sørgaard, Jon & Serrano, Artur (2020). Gerontechnologies of the home as socio-technical assemblages of trust.
• Nyvoll, Pernille; Søraa, Roger Andre; Sørgaard, Jon & Serrano, Artur (2020). Gerontechnologies of the home as socio-technical assemblages of trust. Gerontechnology. ISSN 1569-1101. 19. doi: 10.4017/gt.2020.19.s.70024.5.
• Søraa, Roger Andre; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Sørgaard, Jon (2020). Velferdsteknologi, seminar med helsefagelever.
• Søraa, Roger Andre; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm; Bruijning, Nienke & Serrano, Artur (2020). Cyborg Cinema #1 robot forum film screening and discussion "Robot and Frank".
• Nyvoll, Pernille; Søraa, Roger Andre; Kharas, Mark William & Serrano, Artur (2019). www.lifebots.eu (LIFEBOTS Exchange website).
• Nyvoll, Pernille; Kharas, Mark William; Søraa, Roger Andre; Serrano, Artur & Bruijning, Nienke (2019). www.imrolab.no (Immersive Robotics Lab website).
• Serrano, Artur; Søraa, Roger Andre & Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm (2019). LIFEBOTS-Exchange web page. Show summary

  LIFEBOTS Exchange aims at enhancing cross-sector, international and interdisciplinary collaboration in the area of social robotics technology. The project will particularly focus on the health and care sector, and examines how social robots can be included into people's life. LIFEBOTS Exchange is a project financed by the Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE), which is part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA). The RISE programme promotes cross-borderand cross-sector collaboration through sharing knowledge and ideas from research to market and vica versa.

• Søraa, Roger Andre; Serrano, Artur & Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm (2019). IMRO-lab web page. Show summary

  The ImRo-lab aims to be an interdisciplinary workplace for local, national and international stakeholders who wish to achieve cutting-edge research and education within welfare technology, based on societal needs.

• Søraa, Roger Andre & Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm (2019). Social robots mitigating loneliness in the north.
• Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Søraa, Roger Andre (2019). eWare - Social Robot and Lifestyle Monitoring. Show summary

  Speed presentation on our current research on gerontechnology in the home, based on our experience in the Eware project (Early Warning - by lifestyle monitoring - Accompanies Robotics Excellence).

• Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm; Søraa, Roger Andre; Serrano, Artur; Sutcliffe, Thomas Edward & Bruijning, Nienke (2019). LIFEBOTS Exchange Seminar and Workshop on Care Practices and Welfare Technologies. Show summary

  This workshop is organized by the LIFEBOTS Exchange project [www.lifebots.eu]. The workshop will focus on welfare technologies with potential for care robots, and it aims at facilitating knowledge transfer.

• Søraa, Roger Andre; Serrano, Artur; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Sutcliffe, Thomas Edward (2019). South Korean perspectives on STS. Show summary

  - Agenda -- "Disaster Investigation and STS in South Korea: The Case Study of the Sewol Ferry Disaster." Professor Chihyung Jeon "Taking Care of the Robot: A Field Study of a Dementia-Prevention Robot Class in South Korea" PhD Candidate Heesun Shin "Who is Holding the Webcam?: The Invisible Labor of Caregivers in South Korea Telemedicine Practices" PhD Candidate Sungeun Kim The seminar is hosted by NTNU KULT's group on Digitalization and robotization of society (DIGIKULT) and LIFEBOTS Exchange, and will feature an introduction from Dr. Roger Søraa.

• Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Steinnes, Kristian (2018). Norwegian and Latvian cooperation in correctional services - A qualitative analysis of the role and effect of the Norway Grants to the Latvian probation and prison service. NTNU.

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