SINTEF obtained good academic and financial results in 2007, with a profit of NOK 254 million, the best ever made by the Group. None of the owners of the Group can draw a dividend form SINTEF’s profits, and the result thus enables us to make new investments in laboratories and research efforts. “2007 was...
...market’s most important task is to maintain a constant balance between the supply and demand of electricity. At SINTEF, we have cutting-edge expertise in modelling and analysing power markets in the Nordic region, and investigating how these markets interact with the larger European market system. The...
Industry has substantial energy requirements, often in the form of heat, electricity and raw materials. By co-locating industries in clusters, resources can be shared and utilised more efficiently, leading to cost and environmental savings. SINTEF has been working with industrial clusters for many...
SINTEF Energy Research and ECONNECT Energy have developed a novel computational fluid dynamic (CFD) modelling tool to predict LNG, ammonia and liquid carbon dioxide flow rates in floating, flexible cryogenic pipes. The tool will be used to better understand flow rates in floating pipe technology with...
...bordering the North Sea have a unique opportunity to use their knowledge and expertise about the area to implement novel solutions to the climate crisis,” says Nils Røkke, Executive Vice President Sustainability at SINTEF. SINTEF and NTNU are at the UN climate change conference COP26 with three strong recommendations...
International IT researchers have limited contact with the industry, and tend to stay in their offices, working on concepts and studies. Norwegian researchers work closely with companies – and win awards. The prestigious Journal of Systems and Software has ranked SINTEF as the number one international research...
Gunnar Sande, and I am a PhD student in the ROP project. For my thesis, I will focus on experimental work and the technical challenges related to the hyperbaric welding method. I completed my Master's degree in materials science at NTNU back in 2012, with a thesis about modelling and mechanical properties...
...that could make a difference on a global scale. Norway and UK would like to take a lead and make the North Sea basin a hot spot for innovation in this area. The first Seaweed for Biofuels Workshop, co organised by Innovation Norway, SINTEF, AB-SIG and Biosciences KTN, took place in Trondheim, Norway on...
Petroleum Industry Research partners SINTEF Technology and Society, department of Safety research, Trondheim Norway RAMS Group, Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU, Trondheim Norway HSE Group, Department of Industrial Economy and Technology Management, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway Industrial...
...for Evaluating and Promoting the Inclusion of Vulnerable Groups and Core Concepts of Human Rights in Health Policy Documents Overview The purpose of this manual is to outline an analytical framework for assessing the degree to which social inclusion and human rights feature in policy and policy-related...
...that is needed to create larger pilotless vessels that can transport cargo and maybe passengers. This is how unmanned ships can look in the future. Illustration: Kongsberg Seatex Snake robots, underwater drones, unmanned ships and flying drones are craft you will soon be able to observe on the Trondheim...
...sub-project on mechanical response. He worked at SINTEF in Oslo and was supervised by Erik Andreassen and Frode Grytten at SINTEF and Harald Osnes at the University of Oslo. The PhD study was a collaboration with Plastal (Ole Vidar Lyngstad and Anna-Maria Persson). The objective of the PhD study was to improve...
Opening of the Centre for Bioprocessing and Ingredients Research at the SINTEF Sealab in Trondheim. The aim of the new Norwegian Centre for Bioprocessing and Ingredients Research (BIOPRO) is to contribute towards the utilisation of bioresources from the food and seafood industries. The aim of the new...
...conference, which will be held February 27 through March 3. Ray Peterson, TMS past president and fellow member of the society’s Recycling and Environmental Technologies Committee along with Kvithyld, said her research and dedication to aluminum recycling deem her worthy of this honor. “As a member of the light...
...in environmental technology and senior scientist at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, has been appointed to the Norwegian Board of Technology. The Norwegian Board of Technology is an independent public-sector body that exists to identify important technological challenges and encourage a wide-ranging public...
...in environmental technology and senior scientist at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, has been appointed to the Norwegian Board of Technology. The Norwegian Board of Technology is an independent public-sector body that exists to identify important technological challenges and encourage a wide-ranging public...
...water network rehabilitation decision-making. The ultimate product is a Decision Support System (DSS) that enables municipal engineers to establish and maintain effective management of their water systems. In other words: Rehabilitate the right pipelines at the right time by using the right rehabilitation...
Roughly speaking, this gap between men and women applies both globally and in Norway. Photo: ThinkStock The study was published in the journal Social Science Computer Review, and is probably the first in the world to use big data to survey and analyse gender and civic involvement on Facebook in different...
...trondheimhundeskole.no) is SINTEFs cooperative partner in this activity and the owner Turid Buvik is responsible for the dog training. Extensive training has been performed in 2007/08 both in laboratories and in the field (Trondheim and Svalbard). The preliminary results are very promising. Contact: Per...
Tromsø, Norway with ground stations in Tromsø, Svalbard, Grimstad and the Antarctic, KSAT is ideally located for both TT&C, launch support, orbit support and Near real time EO services such as the oil spill detection service which detects and reports oil spills within 30 minutes of a satellite image being...