Salvatore D'Arco; Regards Hans Christian Bolstad; Workshop Program 09:00 Welcome and introduction to program and speakers by host / practical aspects - Dr. Hans Chr Bolstad, SINTEF 09:15 Introduction to the topic HVDC - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lutz Hofmann...
...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 salt in products, such as fish pudding, liver pâté, shrimp, brined ham, cured sausages, cured ham, processed cheese and pickled herring, without...
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 silicon wafer during processing in cleanroom. The dots are inlets to and outlets from the microfluidic channel...
...efficiency is the one research action that contributes to all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It reduces emissions, increases efficiency and provides surplus energy for other uses. The product that comes out of the processes will be produced for less input. So, more value for less input”,...
...transport fuel. The large volumes of CO2 produced in the natural gas reforming H2 manufacture require a coupling with direct CO2 separation techniques, and safe geological storage. https://blog.sintef.com/sintefenergy/updates-mont-terri-experiment/ ...
This project generated new and validated functionalities in the transient multiphase simulator LedaFlow(TM) in a new area of application: flow assurance predictions for well and risers. Reliable predictions of pressure loss and liquid content in vertical flows under stationary conditions for all types...
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has entered into a strategic alliance with the research organization SINTEF to develop the technological environment in Trondheim internationally. The aim is to be among the world leaders in selected areas of R&D. On the domestic scene both institutions...
August 22nd 2005, during the BRU Seminar, NTNU and SINTEF signed an agreement for the establishment of a new Gemini Center in the area of "Better Resource Utilization of Oil and Gas". On December 7th 2005, the center was made official by NTNU´s rector and SINTEF´s leader through issuing diplomas to the...
...the black membrane in cod to salted fish and klippfish. This will help to reduce the physical workload of the operator that removes the black membrane manually. Background There is a desire in the salt fish and klippfish industry to automate the strenuous and repetitive one-sided operations. This is...
...area than earlier, and there is a need to increase the capacity of the hospital. The planned new buildings for emergency services as well as a woman/child center in addition to the other buildings. SINTEF was commissioned to analyse patient care in emergency and operating rooms, and look at how to best...
NaProCs project aims to develop a new class of fuel cells and other devices for hydrogen, operating at temperatures attractive for transportation and mobile applications. This comes timely when fuel cell cars are making their way to commercialisation and hydrogen needs to be produced in a distributed manner...
...related to transport and storage of CO2-rich mixtures from various CO2 sources to enable realisation of safer and more cost-efficient solutions for CCS. IMPACTS is addressing the impact of impurities in captured CO2, from power plants and other CO2-intensive industries, on CO2 transport and storage. This encompasses...
...the US and China in terms of innovation and commercialisation, endangering the EU’s fundamental values. Simultaneously, Europe must also face the threat of the climate crisis. The EU remains committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, which requires the need for increased innovation and commercialisation...
...solutions for a sustainable and growing transport system in arctic urban and industrial conditions. FUMO (Future mobility and logistics in an arctic industrial city) was initiated to address the growing demand for transport capacity in an Arctic city. As both the population and the volume of goods transported...
In this langoustine “hotel,” each individual has its own room, and can be lowered into cool water. This provides better conditions for the animals – and better quality when the delicacy reaches the dinner table. Photo: Ove Andreas Mandal Standard Small fishing boats make up 80 percent of the 5600 fishing...
By turning waste into a resource, we aim to contribute to a more sustainable and circular future for seafood production. Because of the increasing demand for healthy fish and seafood aquaculture has become the fastest-growing food production sector. However, two major challenges stand in the way of...
...social, ecological, and infrastructural domains. The deployment of AI agents within these DTs facilitates the orchestration of intricate data workflows and the contextualisation of multi-source information, supporting long-term planning and policy-making. AI agents can design and manage scalable data...
...collaboration based on inferring Air Traffic Controllers’ goals and assessing their state. This will contribute to a trustworthy AI-powered ATM environment. DIALOG aims to is to enable efficient collaboration between air traffic controllers (ATCO) and AI, by delivering novel teamwork solutions for human-AI...
...mental health and substance abuse treatment services were officially launched in Norway (pakkeforløp for psykisk helse og rus). SINTEF evaluated this reform the first two years after introduction. The evaluation emphasized employees', managers' and users' experiences with the changes - and results related...
...complex and automated. The solutions being developed should be smart and comprehensive, which means making full use of new sensor data, active measures within the electricity network, and the available flexibility from customers. The goal of the project is a more cost-effective electrification and decarbonisation...