SINTEF Ocean projects

Aquaculture operations with reliable flexible shielding technologies for prevention of infestation in offshore and coastal areas.

Examining the utilisation of waste nutrients from fish farming for the cultivation of bristle worms (Polychaeta) as raw material for feed.

Enabling technology for identification of individual salmon in commercial fish-cages (INDISAL)

Produced water (PW) from the oil and gas industry represents the largest direct discharge of effluent into the marine environment worldwide. Approximately 130 million m3 PW is released on the Norwegian continental shelf annually from offshore...

In the DiTail project we will study how exposure to fine tailings will affect marine copepods, fish eggs and fish larvae by integrating data from physical, physiological and molecular measurements into dynamic energy budget models.

By developing a smart 3D camera mounted on the trawl opening, we will be able to report quantity, size and species of fish entering the trawl. This can be used to optimize the catch to make trawl fishing more sustainable.

Creating a reality-ready robot brain in virtual reality.

Flexible propulsors for marine applications.

GoJelly will deliver revolutionary solutions in the battle against two major environmental threats - microplastic pollution and jellyfish population increase - and transform these into opportunities for new products that can provide benefits to...