How can businesses best onboard and socialise new hires into virtual teams, now that so many are working remotely? Here, researchers share their advice. Illustration photo: iStock / Chainarong Prasertthai Standard The coronavirus outbreak and subsequent infection control measures have resulted in employees...
...many agencies should be alerted so that help can arrive as quickly as possible. So researchers, students and physiotherapists are trying to connect fall alarms to social media. By Åse Dragland Falls and injuries suffered by the elderly currently cost society enormous sums of money. FARESEEING is a major...
CREATEday 2009 tok place on 3-4 March 2009 at Rica Nidelven hotel in Trondheim, Norway Presentations at CREATEday 2009 Oppedal, F. and Remen, M., 2009. Fluctuating hypoxia: Trial I....
...the following academic publications in journals, books, and at conferences. Jenssen, S. "Time, method and good intentions: Reflexive futures between paradigm and practice", accepted for publication in Futures, the journal of policy, planning and futures studies. Følstad, A. "Improving User-centredness...
Partners from MPOWER are working ... (HSSP) on standardisation. The first goal of this work is creating a subgroup based on MPOWER services for the ageing. The HSSP is producing both HL7 and OMG standards....
...acknowledge the official sponsorship and financial support from the Transportation Science and Logistics Society of INFORMS. We gratefully acknowledge the official sponsorship and financial support from EURO. We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the eVITA and Smartrans programmes of The Research...
...conference, Lisbon 2006-10-06: Presentations from Care-S follow-up meeting in Barcelona 2006-08-09: WORLD WATER CONGRESS, BEIJING, 2006 2006-07-31: CARE-W and CARE-S follow-up meeting in Barcelona 2/3 October 2006...
Collaborative professional networks Oil and Gas: Ocean Energy Safety Institute Examples on network meetings The Human Factors & Ergonomics Society (HFES), groups for members: HFES Member Forum Human-AI-Robot Teaming Technical Group Network meeting control room, remote control and safety: 2014.03.06 Network meeting...
...intracranial pressure, or pressure in the brain, can cause permanent damage. There is a significant market for a device that can detect and messure increased pressure easily and quickly without surgery, says Selbekk. Here he demonstrates the technology. Photo: Ole Martin Wold Standard “We’re through the eye...
...“Deep underground we find temperatures of more than 1000 °C, which can be converted into energy that is renewable and almost CO2-free. This geothermal heat is also independent, available and stable 24 hours a day.” These are the words of Hieu Nguyen Hoang, a Senior research scientist at SINTEF. He is one...
Reindeer live in harsh conditions during the winter. In Svalbard and on the fells and mountains of mainland Norway, temperatures sometimes drop to 30-40 degrees Celsius below zero. Little food is to be found when snow covers the landscape, and reindeer have to chew cold snow to get water. So how do reindeer...
...chronic and hereditary condition. Sufferers often develop mucus in their lungs and have problems with nutrient uptake. As part of the international project ‘MyCyFAPP’, researchers are developing a digital system (app) designed to help CF sufferers and their next of kin to understand the disease and monitor...
...institutes and a member of SINTEF’s Group Management. Sørum is currently a Research Director at SINTEF Energy Research. He has been employed at SINTEF since 1992. Lars Sørum received his qualifications as a civil engineer from the then Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH) in 1991, and has a high level...
...fishing and aquaculture industry in Norway has larger CO2 emissions than civil aviation, according to a new report (link in Norwegian) presented by ZeroKyst at Nor-Fishing 2022. The report was prepared by Stakeholder AS, on behalf of ZeroKyst, to map out greenhouse gas emissions by the fisheries and aquaculture...
...in Europe and the list of international top positions in chemistry and nanomedicine has grown throughout her career. Now, she has been appointed another prestigious role: Fellow at The American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE). The American Institute for Medical and Biological...
Based on the measurements and on extensive simulation work the project arrived on the following design guidelines to, if necessary, minimize the magnetic field in electric vehicles. Cables For any DC cable carrying significant amount of current, it should be made in the form of a twisted pair so that...
...related to the semantics of shape. The Network of Excellence Aim@Shape (2004-2007), and the Coordination Action FOCUS K3D (2008-2010). AIM@SHAPE AIM@SHAPE was a Network Of Excellence (NoE) in EU's fp6 addressing shape and semantics. SINTEF had the role as tecehnical coordinator, with IMATI from Italy as...
...throw away every day contains the equivalent of a slice of bread, half a tin of mackerel and a teaspoonful of butter. Together, these make up almost ten per cent of our daily recommended carbohydrate, protein and fat intake. Every year Norwegians throw away about 216,000 tonnes of edible food – enough...
RE-food project working with the Norwegian whitefish supply chain in the iProcess project. In iProcess he worked together with researchers at SINTEF and NTNU with optimizing the delivery strategies to minimize travel distance as well as the losses in the whitefish supply chain Sandeep Kumar Singh, a...
Here you find instance definitions and the best known upper and lower bounds (to our knowledge) for the 20 instances of the BHW benchmark generated from popular benchmark instances for the CARP [BHW]. The values for the upper and lower bounds reported in the table only include traversal costs, i.e. service...