SINTEF projects

DigiVita brings together research, industry and the public sector to develop digital solutions that promote health, strengthen self-management and reduce pressure on health services.

The “eCO₂ industries project: Towards Climate-Positive Industries” is a Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETPartnership) project aiming to accelerate the transition of hard-to-abate industries towards net-zero, and even climate-positive...

The project strengthens the international collaboration on the well integrity topic covering the full well life cycle across petroleum, geothermal, and CO₂ storage applications.

IPN HyTemp aims to develop an innovative high-temperature heat pump (HTHP) for industrial applications, based on a reversed Stirling cycle using hydrogen (H₂) as the working fluid.

The NEMEGIS project will contribute to the transition to an SF₆-free power grid in Norway and Europe, without compromising grid resilience.

SINTEF and St. Olavs Hospital develop new technology for image guidance and artificial intelligence in bronchoscopy – to improve decision support in lung cancer diagnostics.

The main goal of the project is to improve the clinical understanding of relationships between clinical/radiological characteristics, disease courses, and treatment responses in patients with central nervous system tumors. The project focuses on...

Fjellmjølk explores how summer farming and other mountain milk can create new value through seasonal processing in the Norwegian counties Innlandet and Trøndelag.

The project will establish a new measurement method for the smallest plastic particles – nanoplastics. We will map where the nanoplastics come from, test new ways to remove them, and examine how industry and society can contribute to the solution.

The objective of the project is to contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine through systematic sharing of expertise between Norwegian and Ukrainian actors across the construction value chain, the research and academic sector, and governmental...

Making it easier to develop, deploy and scale next generation AI and robotics  solutions for inspection and maintenance.

The research project SafeLiMAR aims to make Li‑ion battery systems safer by improving design practices, operational procedures, and overall competence in the maritime sector.

The project will develop and demonstrate an entirely new concept for the separator used in electrochemical devices, with demonstration in Li-ion batteries

SFI Seaweed unites academia, industry and the public sector to develop knowledge and technology for a sustainable macroalgae industry.

SHARP will enable safer handling of ammonia through experimental campaigns, development of validated models and case studies.

Making it possible to turn valuable fish by-products into food rather than waste through machine vision and adaptive cutting.

SPECTRA is a joint industry project (JIP) designed to develop new test standards and a digital twin for predicting transformer paper (solid) insulation ageing.

This project will generate new knowledge on how hydrogen affects welded steel joints in offshore pipelines. This will support more reliable transport of oil and gas, reduce the risk of leaks, environmental damage and major accidents, strengthening...