5G COMPAD 2.0
The aim of the project is to explore how civilian 5G technologies can be adopted in defence and international peacekeeping operations to enhance operational effectiveness and interoperability.
The aim of the project is to explore how civilian 5G technologies can be adopted in defence and international peacekeeping operations to enhance operational effectiveness and interoperability.
The project enables assurance-driven security engineering by combining AI-based assurance services, digital twins, and SecDevOps/MLOps to continuously assess, validate, and improve security and compliance across system lifecycles.
Ecosystem Monitoring and Scaling for Climate Change Impacts
To improve the understanding of wind turbine noise generation, propagation and impact on humans, under all Norwegian atmospheric and topographic conditions.
The VOCSimPRO project aims to modernize and expand SINTEF’s simulation tool VOCSim. By implementing it in a modern programming language and developing new methods for calibration and uncertainty analysis, VOCSimPRO will enable emission analysis...
Provide better Arctic oil-spill detection using satellites and real-time monitoring, and enable faster, coordinated response to reduce environmental harm and protect communities.
The primary goal of this project is to test if ultrasound scanning of the thyroid gland is feasible using a robotic arm, without any radiologist present.
The project develops new insights into how we can build greater robustness in the food system by fostering east–west collaboration between regions, rather than traditional north–south approaches.
The aim is to identify bottlenecks and factors that affect the time required to reach the correct diagnosis, access to treatment and follow-up care, and patients’ experience of the healthcare they receive