There are no guarantees that the use of man-made gases in cooling and refrigeration installations will not result in unexpected environmental problems, according to the authors of this article....
Dr. Rachel Tiller from SINTEF Ocean holds a PhD in Political Science from NTNU. She and Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nyman from Texas A&M at Galveston and Professor Aslaug Asgeirsdottir from...
SINTEF President and CEO Alexandra Bech Gjørv and NTNU Rector Gunnar Bovim. Photo: Thor Nielsen/NTNU Fully 9.1 per cent of all research publications from NTNU are in collaboration with SINTEF,...
The search for an acoustic fluid that can also be tolerated by the human body has yielded results. This will provide brain surgeons with valuable help in removing tumours. Illustration:...
Norway has all the attributes needed to be in the forefront of commercial macroalga cultivation, and that red Porphyra algae has great potential as a "superfood" that will tempt Norwegian...
While some children need daily reminders to take their medicines, others have a more pressing need simply to talk to like-minded people about their disease. Photo: ThinkStock. CF is a rare,...
The researchers are using silicon wafers as the basis for component manufacture, applying technologies derived from micro-electronics, and etching out microscopic channels and pillars with...
The new language is like the language of mathematics. This allows researchers to subdivide the work process in such a way that reduces the time it takes to develop a simulator. Just like this...
Vegar Johansen, CEO of SINTEF Ocean SINTEF is merging its ocean research activities into one new institute, called SINTEF Ocean. The ambition is to strengthen our position as a world-leader in...
In a project for STM, FINE™/Marine and HEXPRESS™ were used for the prediction of the resistance curve of a planing hull. The CFD results are validated against model tests. Meet the team End User...
Norway has Europe’s largest wind power potential. The energy resources represented by wind power are ten times greater than the country’s existing hydropower resources. And wind power offers as...
CATHETER: Ruth Baumberger Schmid shows a catheter in the process of getting a new coating. The plastic hose has small perforations in the end that is implanted in the patient’s abdominal cavity....
MEASURING TOOL: The new tool is attached to the belt of the subject being tested and registers the movements in the small of the back. Photo: Rune Petter Ness Research scientists at NTNU, the...
VERSATILE CHIP: This little chip contains a synthetic hologram that diffracts the light reflected from an object and is able to identify light waves in the spectrum. Photo: Are Wormnes The...
EMIL RØYRVIK (32) qualified as a social anthropologist at NTNU and is now a researcher at SINTEF Technology and Society where he works with learning, knowledge and culture in the working life....
Researchers on the trawler Helmer Hansen in the Barents Sea. The fish is stored in water tanks with oxygen, instead of being stored in dry tanks. Photo: SINTEF Just one of the huge number of cod...
SINTEF Petroleum Research and Institutt for Energiteknikk (IFE) have entered into agreement with seven companies on a new and exciting data collection project. The recently upgraded laboratories...
Controls for grid connection of offshore wind via multi-terminal HVDC grid, algorithms and models. Cost-effective deployment of offshore wind in the North Sea, benefits from efficient and...
Norway is one of few countries with a tradition for scheduling fixtures with the help of mathematical optimisation techniques. Photo: ThinkStock. The project Sporting recently received NOK 12...
The biggest diving operation ever undertaken at MARINTEK has just come to an end. Forty people participated in upgrading the movable floor of the Ocean Laboratory. The biggest diving operation...