SINTEF Ocean projects

The main objective of the project is to develop a non-lethal PCR based assay that can detect and quantify stinging cells in gill mucus swabs and water samples.

Development of efficient, robust and environmentally friendly refrigeration systems for small fishing vessels that help reduce food waste, emissions and improve the quality of the catch.

GOSPEL aims to leverage GPU-accelerated simplified ocean models to investigate and estimate uncertainties in short-term predictions of the spread and fate of oil spill at sea.

Plastic in packaging materials represents a significant environmental challenge. In this project, SINTEF investigates whether rest raw materials from Norwegian agriculture, also known as agriwaste, can be part of the solution.

UTANTOX is about reducing heavy metals in marine residual raw material. The aim is to develop a method for reducing cadmium in by-products from Iceland scallops.

SINTEF Ocean together with NOFIMA are working in the project SAFE where one of the main goals is fostering bilateral cooperation between Croatia and Norway in the field of sustainable aquaculture and fisheries.

Estimating the energy harvesting potential of a roll-dampening wave energy conversion system for small fishing vessels.

The EnerSea project aims to map the Norwegian seafood industry's need for renewable energy up to 2040.

Marine rest raw material constitutes an important value-creating resource in the Norwegian fisheries and aquaculture industry. Today, the majority is brought to shore and taken care of in a good way, but the potential for increased utilization rate...