Materials testing
We can test and characterise a wide range of different materials in our laboratories. Materials and components are bent, tensioned and compressed, and go through fracture- and fatigue tests.
Materials and Nanotechnology
RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION
Nanotechnology and advanced materials will have a significant impact on solving the grand challenges of our global society and create new business opportunities for existing and new industries. SINTEF has the capability to assist your organization in developing new or improved products with strong competence within structural and functional materials and multi material combinations. Through combination with other relevant competencies in SINTEF we contribute to the development of sustainable value chains in context of a circular economy.
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Expertise
- Additive manufacturing (AM) – Materials and material properties
- Additive manufacturing (AM) of spare parts and additive repair processes
- Additive, subtractive and hybrid production
- Advanced materials characterization and modeling
- Advanced packaging and interconnects
- Aluminium
- Applied superconductivity
- Battery Materials Characterization
- Battery materials development
- BioMEMS and Medical Sensors
- Biopharmaceuticals, medical technology and nanomedicine
- Biorefinery
- Cable Technology
- Casting and forming
- Catalysis
- Composite and polymer materials
- Concrete
- Corrosion and Tribology
- Downstream processing – Product isolation, purification and characterization
- Electrical insulation systems and electrical insulation materials
- Environmental Biotechnology and Microbiology
- Failure investigations
- Fatigue and fracture
- Ferroalloys
- Ferrofluid and nanofluid heat transfer
- Functional metagenomics and enzyme technology
- High temperature materials
- High throughput screening
- Hydrogen technology and energy storage
- Industrial Biotechnology - Efficient strains and processes
- Iron and steel
- Marine Biotechnology and bioprospecting
- Mass spectrometry and separation science in Biotechnology
- Materials characterization
- Materials for wind energy
- Materials integrity
- Mechanics and structural engineering
- MEMS
- Metallurgy
- Minerals and raw materials
- Nanomedicine
- Nanotechnology and functional materials
- Optical MEMS
- Piezoelectric materials for sensors, actuators and ultrasound transducers
- Piezoelectric Microsystems
- Plastics in the ocean
- Plastics, rubbers and composites
- Polymer particles and capsules
- Primary metals production
- Process modelling
- Radiation sensors
- Rock Mechanics and Engineering Geology
- Safety case
- Self-healing materials
- Silicon
- Silicon radiation sensors
- Simulation tools for additive manufacturing (AM)
- Solar cells
- Status inspection of power lines
- Subsea - Offshore Power Supply
- Subsea power electronics
- Sustainable polymer technolgies
- Synthesis and characterization of inorganic powder materials
- Synthesis of inorganic materials
- Systems and synthetic biology
- Thermoelectric materials for sensors, cooling and utilizing waste heat
- Tunnel and Underground Technology
- Uncertainty
- Urban mining
- Welding and joining
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News
Combating marine waste and ghost fishing with new materials
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SINTEF researchers awarded the prestigious RCS Horizon award
Chemists all over the world can now grow virtual crystals with the new software CrystalGrower. SINTEF's Duncan Akporiaye and Bjørnar Arstad are among the researchers that developed the software and were awarded this year's Horizon award for their...
What does a rock climbing belay device have in common with a subsea cable installation vessel?
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