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A specially modified, millimetre-thick, super-absorbent bed sheet solves delivery-room problems.

The fuels cell that four Scandinavian industrial companies are developing in collaboration with SINTEF could supply power to trailers and fork-lift trucks.

Front-line staff in the nursing and care sector would welcome sensor and robot technology in nursing homes and the homes of elderly people.

SINTEF and the Oslo/Horten-based Northrop Grumman Park Air Systems have been awarded NOK 233 million by the EU over the next eight years for a research programme that aims to streamline European air traffic.

SINTEF has signed a memorandum of understanding with Stellenbosch University, which is recognised as one of the four best research-driven universities in South Africa.

Oddvar Eide has been appointed as SINTEF President for MARINTEK

Hanne Rønneberg has been appointed as the new Executive Vice President of SINTEF Building and Infrastructure. Rønneberg has a wide range of experience in several branches of the construction industry, and she is currently Senior Vice President Green...

Medical sensors and sensor systems, personal health systems and smart textiles: the pHealth workshop that will be held in Oslo on June 24 – 26 will show off the latest advances on the technology front for home-based healthcare.

SINTEF ICT and a group of industrial companies from Ireland, Sweden and Norway are currently forming an alliance that will help to give the aviation industry greener and more rapid routes across Europe.

Using open international standards and new technology will contribute substantially to a sustainable development of the Norwegian construction industry.

A computer screen in the living room can help dementia sufferers to check the time and date and to remember appointments.

Ultrasonics improves surgeons’ view when they remove tumours from the pituitary gland

Small chips tell you where goods are, and if they are in good shape.

A computer screen in the living room can help dementia sufferers to check the time and date and to remember appointments.

Oil company data security is inadequate, and production systems are at risk of attack by hackers, viruses and worms.