A CETP research project aiming to make carbon capture more efficient, safer, and environmentally friendly. It focuses on improving how to manage the chemical solvents that are used to capture CO¬2 from industrial emissions.
Pre-project for the establishment of a greenhouse for tomato production using surplus heat from a datacenter
The project will develop a calculation model for the mass flow of sludge from feeding to on-site storage – for open marine fish farms. Proposals for uniform terminology will also be developed.
The project examines how Northern Norway can develop efficient and integrated logistics solutions for CO₂ transport.
Ecosystem Monitoring and Scaling for Climate Change Impacts
The EU project eREGENERATE is working to develop a new generation of Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology that can remove CO₂ directly from the air in a more efficient, affordable, and sustainable way.
The overarching objective of INCLUCity+ is to support the development of the 15 minute city (15mC) that equitably integrates the diverse needs of logistics operations and children/teenagers, while addressing socio-spatial inequalities.
The jAInitor project aims to develop new solutions that help building managers detect faults in HVAC systems earlier and fix them faster. Instead of relying on threshold alarms or manual inspections, jAInitor will use artificial intelligence (AI) to...
To improve the understanding of wind turbine noise generation, propagation and impact on humans, under all Norwegian atmospheric and topographic conditions.
The ReCirc4Future project will explore novel exploitation of the side streams crude glycerol, urea fatty fraction and spent bleaching earth, that arise from omega-3 production.
The VOCSimPRO project aims to modernize and expand SINTEF’s simulation tool VOCSim. By implementing it in a modern programming language and developing new methods for calibration and uncertainty analysis, VOCSimPRO will enable emission analysis...
Can lights increase shrimp trawl catches while reducing bycatch? This project explores how shrimp trawlers can apply light to attract shrimp and help juvenile fish escape.
The main goal of the project is to create collaborations between research environments, industry and society in Trøndelag and Västernorrland in sustainable materials and chemicals production.
The goal is to analyse different areas of use for fish sludge, & provide a scientific decision support for identifying the most promising value chain from a resource & environment perspective.
Provide better Arctic oil-spill detection using satellites and real-time monitoring, and enable faster, coordinated response to reduce environmental harm and protect communities.
Optimising agrivoltaic O&M across Europe by investigating context-specific challenges, innovating sensor and control systems, and co-designing a predictive, cost-efficient management strategy.
A Horizon Europe project developing an integrated suite of robotic, digital, and AI-based technologies to support the full renovation process, from inspection and diagnosis to repair, safety, planning, and sustainability assessment.
The primary goal of this project is to test if ultrasound scanning of the thyroid gland is feasible using a robotic arm, without any radiologist present.