Health Authority conducted an activity and capacity analysis of Akershus University Hospital (Ahus HF). The mission has included mapping of activity and capacity for today's hospitals, the calculation of capacity needs in 2012, projections of activity in 2020 and calculation of capacity needs in 2020...
...perspective. Fish sludge is currently a large and under utilised resource, while the management of sludge represents a significant economic cost and challenge for the Norwegian aquaculture industry. Regulatory requirements, expectations for more circular resource use and the need to secure access to important...
NorthWind’s PhD students’ work at this webinar examining how digital tools and methods can help improve designs and reduce costs. Webinar Programme 09:00 Welcome – Inger Marie Malvik 09:05 Digital twins for wind energy: concept and prototypes – Florian Stadtmann, NTNU 09:20 Questions 09:25 Predictive...
...(AI), internet of things (IoT) and computer science to develop accurate-, predictable and profitable solutions for cultivation of low-trophic species and automated analysis of experiment-data. Machine vision (MV) is the use of digital imaging through dedicated hardware and software to extract information...
...accessible and seamless opportunity charging for electric vehicles in cold climate while improving battery ageing prospects. This project focuses on induction charging for buses and high power inductive charging in particular. Similar to how one can put one's cellular phone on an induction board and having...
...specializing in technology research, testing, advisory services, and standardization have joined forces to find new ways to accelerate the adoption of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology in emissions-heavy industries. DNV GL, SINTEF and Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) have signed a memorandum...
...high-performance aluminium-steel structural components with a total reduction of weight and manufacturing cost. Safety and lightweight solutions are main focuses in today's automotive industry. Multi-material and lightweight structural components, such as aluminium-steel, in vehicle system with high-performance...
...aims to specify and develop the future technologies coming from the CNS domains in order to support and manage the operational services, like the 4D trajectory management, in the future ATM system. Performance requirements for CNS systems are becoming increasingly complex and demanding and need to be considered...
...together and further develop a strong inclusive network of CCUS stakeholders Effectively interconnecting and coordinating the activities of CCUS European Technology Innovation Platforms (ETIP ZEP) and the CCUS SET Plan Implementation Plan Working Group (IWG9) – to support the development and implementation...
...electrolyser and fuel cell technologies (both low and high temperature) by developing a sustainable European supply chain of materials, components and cells, significantly less reliant on critical raw materials (CRM), with lower environmental footprint and costs, and higher performance and durability than...
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...the environment is and technology to create sustainable solutions for the future. Our fundamental and applied research in sustainable polymer technology uses our wide expertise in areas such as New fossil free polymers, Recycling technology, Marine and land plastic pollution and Plastics in society...
...industrial application of modern biotechnological methods, enzymes and microorganisms for the production of a diverse range of commodities, including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and feed ingredients, detergents, textiles, energy and materials. industrial biotechnology is globally anticipated to become...
...knowledge about factors that may hinder and promote effective interaction and coordination between the Child welfare services and the Children and Adolescents’ Psychiatric Polyclinic Services (BUP) when it comes to ensuring early identification of mental health difficulties and subsequent need for health care...
The WINNER project aims to develop an efficient and durable technology platform based on electrochemical proton conducting ceramic (PCC) cells designed for unlocking a path towards commercially viable production, extraction, purification and compression of hydrogen at small to medium scale. This will...
SINTEF has world-leading research environments within Carbon negative solutions, and strong laboratories on relevant technologies such as biomass, hydrogen and CO2 management....
MICROFIBRE project investigates the environmental fate and behaviour of microplastic fibres (MPFs), as well as their potential for ingestion and toxicological effects on key aquatic species....
The IMAT project will develop and test land-based sensors, communication systems and control systems used as a means of support to autonomous vessels. ...