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Experts at SINTEF believe it is possible to develop efficient CO₂ capture technologies without generating harmful emissions.

BILAT-INDIA project (2009-2011) workshop was successfully conducted at the campus of the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) in Nagpur on 6th October.

As an assignment for the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority, SINTEF has carried out a study of security systems in use on offshore installations. The conclusion is that the requirements for independence and robustness are not satisfactorily...

A valuation price says very little about the technical condition of a property. Don’t forget this when planning on buying a new home.

The new comprehensive ICT system for ground-to-ground communication at airports will utilise technology that is similar to that used in 3G mobile telephones.

With SINTEF as part of the crew, the European aviation industry is well under way with a program that should result in more punctual flight departures.

SINTEF is working on the development of robot technology and the cybernetics community at NTNU/SINTEF is one of the world leaders in the field of snake robotics. At last twenty people are working on robotics, which is one of SINTEF ICT’s major areas...

There is a solution for the world's insatiable energy needs. It is CO₂-free and safe. And it’s located right under our feet.

Researchers use a biological weapon to fight salmon parasite

Nacre, the SINTEF spin-off company, was victorious in the competition for the NTNU and SINTEF Technology Award during this year’s Technoport Awards.

Wax. Hydrates. Asphaltenes. Algal growths. Protein and mineral deposits: Fouling is major industrial problem. SINTEF is looking for solutions.

The EU project SOCIETIES intends to revolutionise the way we work during major crises – by exploiting social media.

A new report is helping to remove the dirty image attributed to climate gas emissions from HEP reservoirs.

A new report is helping to remove the dirty image attributed to climate gas emissions from HEP reservoirs.

There is a solution for the world’s insatiable energy needs. It is CO₂-free and safe. And it’s located right under our feet.