Delousing system for cages and well boats A contributing factor to resistance development of lice in fish farms are suboptimal delousing technology. From 01/01/2011 Norwegian Food Safety Authority requires that the treatment shall take place in closed units to ensure that all the fish are exposed to...
...heating/cooling in the UK by means of hydrogen, also providing hydrogen for power balancing and supplies for other sectors like transport. The initiative is brought forward by Northern Gas Networks, Cadent Gas and Equinor. https://blog.sintef.com/sintefenergy/ccs/h21noe-hydrogen-project-that-can-remov...
The sea around Stad is one of the most exposed and dangerous areas along the Norwegian coastline. Heavy waves come from different directions at the same time, creating critical situations. In order to ease ship traffic and increase safety, the Norwegian Coastal Administration intends to build a ship...
...650,000 listeners followed MARINTEK's participation in "The Office Games" on NRK's programme "Norgesglasset". Erin Elizabeth Bachynski and Arnt Christian Wolden, the fastest competitors from our staff, put in an impressive performance in the "60 Metre office-stool race", which was finally won by Arnt...
...his 3 year PhD period Serkan has already published 4 papers and 1 patent application, in addition to having 4-5 publications in the pipeline at the time of writing. The image shows the chair of the FACE board, dr. Per Gerhard Grini (left) and the award winner Serkan Kelesoglu (right)....
Heterogeneous Catalysts” Project start: September 1st 2006. Focus on preparation, characterization and performance testing of new metal organic framework (MOF) materials for application within gas storage and catalysis. SINTEF is coordinator. 7 partners: - Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy - University...
...lighter cars in the future. Materials combinations that reduce product weights (and thus energy consumption) are high on the wish lists of car manufacturers. Such products include parts that are made of a combination of steel and the lighter aluminium. In order to bypass the effects of changes in materials...
...but the prototype is already cheaper and quicker than current tallying techniques. Photo: Scanpix. Graphics: Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Today, the size of Norwegian fish stocks is estimated with the help of sound devices such as echo sounders and sonars installed in large research...
...for work in extreme weather conditions that is functional, warm and comfortable. And, not least, intelligent. ‘Intelligent’ means that advanced sensors integrated into items of clothing will monitor the physiology of those wearing them and provide warnings if the stresses on the body become too great....
Contact Randi Eidsmo Reinertsen Ansattinfo mangler Relevant info SINTEF Technology and society, Health Research SINTEF ICT, Instrumentation As part of the research project Trygge Spor, more than fifty dementia sufferers have been using GPS for periods varying from several weeks to up to a year. The...
The production of oil and gas at temperatures between 40 and 60 degrees below zero means that researchers must advance the development of materials that can withstand these harsh conditions. The oil industry is heading north. It is said that 30 per cent of remaining gas, and 13 per cent of remaining...
The Arctic has huge resources of natural gas and iron ore. Material-producing industrial clusters in this region could be worth a great deal. The idea is to set up plants to produce sponge iron in the Artic region. Photo: Medialab AS On Norwegian and Russian territory in the Barents Sea lie some of...
Who is successful in, and what is achieved by, step-by-step software development, the IT industry’s countermeasure against fiascos? A review article by two SINTEF researchers has become a “bible” in this field. SINTEF researchers Tore Dybå and Torgeir Dingsøyr wrote the article, which was published...
Vertical farming at Columbi Farms. Nitrates, phosphorous and potassium are valuable resources that can be extracted from fish excrement and used to provide nutrients for the healthy growth of green vegetables. Photo courtesy of Duncan McGlynn Notes But this all depends on the success of a project called...
Norwegian Meteorological Institute and author of several scientific books, André R. Brodtkorb is a researcher at SINTEF, Johan S. Seland is the leader of the Heterogeneous Computing research group at SINTEF, and Fernando Perez is a researcher at U.C. Berkeley and the creator and lead developer of iPython. Rasmus...
These photos show the fish refinement lab from inside the container. Click photo to view bigger version. In the above photos: Leif Grimsmo, Ivar Storrø and Marit Aursand Photos by: Thor Nielsen...
...coordinated by SINTEF Building and Infrastructure. The other partners in the project are Ecole de Mines – Armines (Armines), The CIRCE Foundation – Centre of Research for Energy Resources and Consumption (CIRCE), Inter-University Research Centre for Technology, Work and Culture (IFZ), Sofia Energy Centre...
...alarm, are demanding regular care services and practical assistance. Photo: Thinkstock What are the alert systems used for? How do those receiving alerts feel about the way they work? What’s really happening out there where care services are being delivered, and how should tomorrow’s alert response centres...
...manager of social research at Metier, to Trond Giske, Minister of Trade and Industry, at a ceremony in the Marine Technology Centre in Trondheim. NTNU Rector Torbjørn Digernes and Unni Steinsmo, Chair of the Board of MARINTEK and President of SINTEF, were also at the meeting. MARINTEK’s Board of Directors...
...with agriculture? You bet: this project also involves acoustics, sensors and artificial intelligence. Gelderblom and project owner Beefutures are helping bees with technology so advanced that the bees will never understand it – and most people won’t either. Nature’s own sentinel Bees do more than just...