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Yes. As long as it is handled properly, new research reveals. In Norway they say that nothing is in more of a hurry than a dead fish. This is probably true, because on average it takes three days...
The research institutes SINTEF Materials and Chemistry and SINTEF Petroleum Research have merged from 1 January 2018. The new institute is called SINTEF Industry. The merger is aimed at...
SINTEF Ocean participates in a European research project called SMARTFISH H2020, coordi-nated by SINTEF Ocean in Norway, which aim is to develop technological solutions to an ef-ficient,...
Vessel: an autonomous vessel plays one of the key roles as part of the unmanned fish farm facility currently under development in Trondheim. Illustration: SINTEF Currently, service vessels with...
The Chikyu research vessel, operated by JAMSTEC, the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology has helped bring new understanding to scientists on everything from earthquakes to these...
Gerd Kjølle and Kjell Sand giving a presentation to visiting European journalists in the Smart Grid laboratory in June 2016. Photo: Gry Karin Stimo/SINTEF The aim of a new research centre...
SINTEF made a pre-tax profit of NOK 97 million in 2016. This is an increase of NOK 37 million compared to the previous year. The ordinary operating profit was NOK 80 million, compared with NOK 52...
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The astronaut’s extra nose
You can't just stick your head out the window and breathe fresh air if the International Space Station’s life support system is contaminated. A Norwegian-German collaboration has developed a...
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Fuel of the future
From wind to hydrogen: In the wind farm Raggovidda in Finnmark, the wind allways blows. At the same time, the power grid lacks capacity to exploit the production-license granted in the area....
The power of air can be a nuisance at times. But when air is compressed, it can act as a valuable ‘green’ energy store. Photo: Thinkstock Wind and sun, two unpredictable resources, are becoming...
Representatives from 9 oil and gas operators and 4 service companies where among the 90 participants that joined us in Trondheim early February 2016. The participants were satisfied with the...
The EU’s funding arrangements for European renewable electricity production have been a success. But now the regulations are being changed. Photo: SINTEF. ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION The future of the...
With the backing of expertise from SINTEF, Singapore is aiming to develop huge floating structures capable of dealing with the city’s critical lack of space. Entire floating districts are among...
Reidun and Richard: Reidun Gully has been testing the EziSmart for two months, and it is her first smartphone. She particularly likes the external keypad and extended GPS function, one of the...
SINTEF research has shown that ISA (Intelligent Speed Adaptation) is a very good way to persuade Norwegian car drivers to reduce speed and thus prevent many serious road accidents. Adoption of...
Organised activities are varied in nature and take place in the home or the local community. It is the helper's responsibility to select and carry out activities that are meaningful to the...
A boy taking a cycling test wearing glasses with installed sensors costing NOK 250,000 a pair. The results from this trial will help Norwegian children to get even better cycling instruction....
The research team behind a recent report recommends that the regulations for payment of rehabilitation benefit should be more strictly implemented where young people who are not seriously ill are...
Researchers have developed a new classification system which provides an objective assessment of the aesthetic qualities of concrete. The photo was taken in the Science Building at NTNU. Photo:...