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NCCS Annual report 2017

The annual report for FME NCCS is now ready.

On the Annual report website, you can view the main points, and download the full PDF.

Published 11 April 2018

Contact person

Amy Brunsvold
Senior Research Scientist
930 02 419

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Project Information

Project name:

NCCS

Porject duration:

01/08/2016 - 31/07/2024

Contact person:

Mona Jacobsen Mølnvik

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