The AI for General Practitioners-project explores how artificial intelligence can support general practitioners (GPs) in Norway. In the context of the GP crisis, the project investigates how generative language models can improve decision support and...
To succeed with industrialising kelp farming, we need to develop new solutions to reduce costs across the entire biomass production phase.
This evaluation project is part of a larger study on resource utilization in the air ambulance services. For a period of five months in 2024, Emergency Medical Communication Centre (AMK) Sør-Trøndelag has been piloting the presence of an on-site AMK...
Creating material banks from digital urban mining
The BIOCLOSED project focuses on cage environments in commercial, closed cages in the sea, to ensure good fish welfare and fish health.
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.
The aim of this project is to develop a unique optical system to monitor pesticides in water. Combined with passive sampling and Citizen Science we aim at understanding the impact of extreme hydroclimatic events on the occurrence and persistence of...
The DigiBygg project aims to achieve fast and cost-effective production of detailed digital building models, which will promote broader adoption of digital processes in the building sector.
In the Gemini Center 'Equitable Partnerships for Global Impact', SINTEF and NTNU have joined together to better address the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda’s imperative of “Leaving no one behind”.
A transdisciplinary project addressing the deep energy renovation of heritage buildings.
OptiFish aims to develop, test, and validate technologies that will improve onboard monitoring of catch volumes and fish health, enabling fishers to improve the sustainability of their operations and to better meet control requirements.
European industry is pivotal to current economic and societal shifts. To sustain prosperity, industrial ecosystems must innovate and adapt their products and services.