The proposed Centre will contribute to increasing the cost-competitiveness of the PV industry in general, thus enabling the Norwegian PV industry to further improve its strong global position. In order to achieve world-class research and innovation...
NOx is a generic term for nitrogen oxides (NO and NO2) formed in combustion processes. The main contribution is emitted from shipping and road traffic, but also from land-based industries such as Ferroalloy industry. The ferrosilicon industry is in...
Aquaculture is still facing a number of bottlenecks. To further develop aquaculture, the major bottlenecks need to be systematically removed. At the production level, unpredictable larval survival and larval/juvenile quality and robustness are major...
SkinTreat main objective is to realize the promise of customized remedy in the context of managing skin syndromes. The consortium intends to develop and validate nano-chemical and bio- technologies to achieve an accurate match between drugs, drug...
The project aims at developing new types of sustainable composite materials for a wide range of applications and has the ambition to integrate today’s large enterprises on the raw material and end-use sides. (e.g. pulp mills and packaging...
SOLVit - is an eight-year research and development program funded by Gasnova and the Norwegian industrial company Aker Clean Carbon - who is also coordinator.
The project MUST aims at providing new technologies based on active multi-level protective systems for future vehicle materials. “Smart” release nanocontainers will be developed and incorporated in commercial paints, lacquers and adhesive systems to...
In this project, SINTEF and NTNU will build competence and contribute to the further development of PEM water electrolysis technology with respect to cost and durability
CESAR aims for a breakthrough in the development of low-cost post-combustion CO2 capture technology to provide economically feasible solutions for both new power plants and retrofit of existing power plants which are responsible for the majority of...