SINTEF took an active role at Researchers’ Night 2023, from showing visitors inside the engine of a hydrogen car to explaining how CO₂ can be captured and stored in order to reduce our emissions....
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Steel manufacture is one of the industrial sector’s largest sources of CO2 emissions. Led by Sweden, steel manufacturers are now investing in the use of hydrogen for the manufacture of...
Researchers Gunhild Hageskal (left) and Anne Tøndervik at SINTEF are in no doubt that the combined issues of antibiotic resistance and animal welfare make it advisable to buy Norwegian-reared...
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Pictured here flood damage that requires extensive repairs and expert assistance. Photo: SINTEF Standard Flood damage to homes and buildings should be dealt with as rapidly as possible in order...
The author of this article argues that that we should consider whether pupil assessments at school are undermining our children’s self-awareness of tacit knowledge. Photo: Gorm Kallestad/NTB...
A new EU-funded project will support Europe’s energy transition by creating more resilient, decarbonised energy systems by advancing hydrogen electrolysers. Variable renewable energy sources...
UNCDF and SINTEF join forces to explore how bold concepts can become practical solutions – across technology, policy, finance, and collaboration. How do we move from a good idea to something that...
Europe’s largest project for zero-emission, hydrogen-based heavy-duty transport is strengthening its collaboration to deploy 125 hydrogen-powered trucks across six European countries. The first...
SINTEF and NIVA deliver important contributions to a new UN panel ready to tackle challenges regarding chemicals, waste, and pollution. The new UN panel, Intergovernmental Science – Policy Panel...
You may have this very common substance in your kitchen cupboard. Now it plays the main role in a new system for heat storage. Researcher Galina Simonsen (pictured) believes the solution could...
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Children in incubators are particularly vulnerable to hearing loss and brain development damage
Incubators provide necessary help for premature babies, but the loud sounds from the equipment can also cause injuries. Illustration photo: Shutterstock/ Iryna Inshyna Standard Many parents of...
At a time when technological innovation and European defense cooperation are more important than ever, the ARMETISS project is in full swing, developing the next generation of soldier systems. “...
A recent sustainability study from the ZeroKyst project has examined whether Norwegian fishing vessels can realistically use battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies to achieve zero...
Aviation accounts for about four percent of the EU's total greenhouse gas emissions. Emissions could be significantly reduced by combining the use of fuel and electricity. (This image shows...
Mirrors focus solar radiation and increase its effect. The pilot plant is located in Trondheim, with the goal of providing more renewable energy to power-intensive industries. From here the...
In this photo, fishcakes are being prepared in one of Norway’s biggest production kitchens, where they have adopted new technology to measure and reduce food waste. Photo: SINTEF Standard...
This electric robot is reasonably light on its feet as it meanders back and forth to clean the cage net. Photo: Watbots. Standard Rough seas and rough net washing can lead to more microplastics...
Researcher Nikolai Helth Gaukås and his colleagues at SINTEF are catching vibrations. They believe this energy can be used where no other electricity option is available. Photo: Emma Sæther...
Regulation and climate targets are creating urgent demand for bioenergy, but the technology, value chains and system integration needed to meet that demand still require answers that only...