One of Norway's national centres for research on environmentally friendly technology is being helped by the film industry to show the world why carbon capture and storage (CCS) is important. The result has won widespread praise, not least from the...
Where do the water-pipes and electric cables lie? Could valuable cultural artefacts be hidden here? And how high is the salt concentration on the road today? A georadar can reveal what lies below the surface, providing information that can be...
SINTEF ICT is a world leader in manufacturing integrated 3D radiation sensors.
What will it take to build a floating 10 MW wind-turbine? This is just one of many questions that the European Union’s HiPRWind project aims to answer.SINTEF will work on two of the project’s ten work-packages.
China has already donned the yellow jersey in building first-generation carbon capture and storage (CCS) plants. Now a Norwegian-Chinese “team-tempo” squad has been set up to tackle the next stage.
Uncertainty about potential effects on health is not a sufficient reason for postponing a decision about full-scale scrubbing of CO2 from Norwegian gas-fired power stations until 2016. SINTEF believes that it is possible to deal with these challenges...
SINTEF is a partner in one of the three new national centres for research in environmentally friendly energy (FMEs) which were launched in February. The CenSES virtual research centre will focus on studies and decision-support systems that will...
A recent SINTEF report describes how various actors perceive the risk of personal data protection regulations being violated when transport services are being used.
What exactly happens when we send an SMS or enlarge or shrink images on a mobile screen? And why doesn't it work if we wear gloves?