SINTEF projects

How can we reduce food waste and at the same time preserve the quality of Norwegian fruit and vegetables? This is the question that researchers at SINTEF Ocean want to answer this project.

Quantum computing is rapidly emerging as a transformative technology for science, industry, and society. With the Q-NRI project, Norway is taking a decisive step to build national competence and infrastructure for the quantum era. SINTEF plays a...

The ReSEAlience project, titled "Unlocking the Potential of Seaweeds and Halophytes through Biorefinery for Enhanced Resilience in the Aquaculture, Agri-Food, and Chemical Industries," seeks to revolutionize marine biomass use by developing a...

The EDA SHABAM project address the future of robust and flexible military radio communications.

This project focuses on responsible integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into general practice in Germany, specifically through co-development of an AI-powered chatbot.

Model and reduce the uncertainties in lifetime prediction of marine risers based on targeted probability levels using probablistic and multi-fidelity modelling relying on measurement data.

Detect and mitigate climate change risk damage for optimal property value preservation

Integrated governance model for sustainable, resilient, adaptive, and people-centered urban transport

In MarineGuardian, the goal is to develop more sustainable fishing practices by promoting innovative fishing gear and technologies.

INDEE3 supports sustainable cooling and heating in India by promoting natural refrigerants, reducing emissions, and boosting cold chain efficiency in food, seafood, and building sectors.

The project conducts follow-up research on the “Usability Program,” which aims to improve the usability of the Helseplattformen system. Insights from the research will help the Program achieve its goals. Increased usability leads to greater...

Geodata Space for Smart Water Monitoring & Response from Extreme Weather

Our aim is to develop a next-generation diagnostic device that can detect carbapenemase-producing bacteria directly from patient samples - such as blood, urine, or swabs - in under 15 minutes, without the need for time-consuming lab cultures.

QSENS aims to improve upon Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon Detector quantum sensors (SNSPDs). SNSPDs can be utilized as stand-alone sensors or a components in quantum computers or quantum communication.

SeaWeave aims to pioneer new knowledge and technologies for a blue biorefinery model, focusing on converting red and brown seaweed into innovative and sustainable fibers and dyes, contributing to increased valorization of underutilized renewable...

Sustainable transformation of rural communities via technical, social and organizational innovations

By turning waste into a resource, we aim to contribute to a more sustainable and circular future for seafood production.

- Improving energy production and safety in biocarbon value chains