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Significant resources are lost as excess heat every day. We are currently conducting research to do something about it. One biproduct of all industrial processes, from aluminium production to...

SINTEF har i mange år jobbet med totalutnyttelse av biomasse fra mat- og sjømatindustrien. Dette innebærer å ta vare på hele råstoffets verdikjede: fra håndtering,...

The EXPOSED aquaculture operations Centre draws upon Norway’s strong position in the aquaculture, maritime and offshore sectors to enable safe and sustainable seafood production in exposed...

For å sikre bærekraftig mat til verdens voksende befolkning må vi utnytte fangsten maksimalt og unngå matsvinn. All sjømat som fangstes...

Digitalising electric power components presents great opportunities for securing electrical supply by streamlining the operation and maintenance of the energy system. We are working together with...

Most of us consume too much salt through the food we eat. And most this salt comes from processed foods. In collaboration with the food industry, SINTEF has researched how to reduce the amount of...

Hot work: As more and more women are being recruited into the fire services, it is more important than ever to find out whether they are more vulnerable to heat stress than men. Stock photo:...

SINTEF researchers Birgitte McDonagh and Sigurd Wenner in their lab. They have identified an entirely new way of investigating the properties of organic nanoparticles. Their technique may open...

Elevated 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...

In addition to the facility at Tyholt in Trondheim, Ocean Space Centre will also consist of Fjordlab/Oceanlab, which are several research infrastructures located in the ocean that communicate...

The Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre will consist of several laboratories that have applications in different markets. This provides SINTEF Ocean with the opportunity to become a full service...

CO₂ emissions are difficult to avoid in several industrial processes, but with CCS technology these emissions can be removed. SINTEF and Aker Carbon Capture (ACC) are now continuing their...

Erna Solberg, the Prime Minister of Norway, will open the 11th Trondheim CCS Conference (TCCS-11) set to take place June 22-23, 2021. The international conference on carbon capture, transport,...

Scientists have uncovered the genetic composition of the virus that causes Covid-19. This has made a vaccine possible - in record time. Photo: iStock Standard “What is new about this vaccine is...

Scientists from SINTEF are launching a new wiki-website that lists tools and measures available to make hydropower more fish-friendly. The project draws on the concept of environmental design,...

Researcher and blog author Elizaveta Vereshchagina in the laboratory. Microfluidics technology has a variety of applications, including DNA analysis and organ-on-a-chip. The photo shows a 6-inch...

..."We can be absolutely sure about is that the clinical tests of these vaccines have been no less extensive or thorough than other vaccine testing programmes", says SINTEF-researcher Sven...

When wastewater plants recover more phosphorous from sewage, farmers can benefit from cheaper fertilisers. Photo: iStock Standard Nutrients contained in wastewater, such as phosphorous and...

The maximum distance permitted for the transportation of oil and gas in the same subsea pipeline will probably soon be increased thanks to a recently developed simulation tool developed jointly...

To address the European Green Deal challenges in the field of energy storage, a proposal has been submitted as part of EERA Joint Programme on Energy Storage. The consortium includes 16 partners...