We participate in developing future transport systems. Our research is based on the multidisciplinary approach and teamwork. Transportation will be safe, effective, accessible to all and involve...
Additive manufacturing (AM, often referred to as"3D printing") is a class of fast-growing production technologies which provide new opportunities for the industry and other sectors, such...
Environmental considerations for a sustainable development of the ocean space Marine ecosystems include biotic organisms and abiotic elements the free water masses and the seabed in all sea areas...
The transformation of the fossil-based energy sector with large greenhouse gas emission to clean energy is one of the greater global challenges. Our research area in sustainable energy covers...
Norwegian Aluminium and ferroalloys industries are today the cleanest and most energy-efficient in the world, resulting from a long tradition for continuous innovation, where SINTEF has played an...
Norway’s geography leads to an inefficient land based transportation system. Therefore, both domestic and international aviation play a key role in enabling mobility. The aviation industry aims...
A circular economy aims to keep products, components, and materials at their highest utility and value at all times. A change towards circular economy will be crucial for value creation, economic...
Our aims are to assist in developing cities that are good to live in, and to promote massive services innovation In Europe, 78 per cent of people live in cities, and 85 per cent of the EU's...
Automation can make transportation of people and goods safer, more environmentally friendly and more efficient. Green transition and safety requirements challenge our transport system. Today's...
Sensors are the foundation of digitalisation and autonomy, whether they are used for robotics, heart rate monitoring or controlling industrial processes. Today, SINTEF is world leading in...
Transition to a sustainable society The societal challenges linked to climate change, scarcity of resources and loss of biological diversity are very complex. At SINTEF we conduct analyses of the...
Processing of renewable biological resources Circular bioeconomy means that we are able to recycle most of the biological waste we throw away. For example, leftover food, wood and leather...