SINTEF Materials and Chemistry is coordinating and participating projects aiming at systems scale understanding of microbial cells. The aim is to develop them into efficient microbial cell factories by means of metabolic engineering and applying top-down Synthetic Biology and metabolic engineering approaches...
Sensor technology unfold new possibilities for measuring movement and physiological parameters that can inform about health, physical fitness and performance. This is crucial in order to be able to gain a holistic insight into the condition and needs of each individual. Sensor technology makes it possible...
...international collaboration and how disagreements can develop and become conflicts both within and betweeen nations - and how this in turn affets the environment - and vice versa. We also look at developing nations with emphasis on emerging economies (BRICS) with high rates of growth, and how these are increasingly...
The long-term objective for Technology and global health is to position SINTEF as an important resource of existing and new technologies that contribute to preventing and reducing health problems and to improve health services in low-income countries. Specific objectives: To generate large, cross-disciplinary...
Process and technology knowledge for automation in the fisheries industry Feedstock and fish physiology Analytical methods for verification of end product quality...
...safe and environmentally friendly manner. Experts at SINTEF have developed advanced transport models used to guide and inform infrastructure developments on a national, regional, and local scale. By analysing the effects of system changes – such as road development and construction, toll roads and parking...
Photocatalysis and photoelectrochemistry are two important fields in the study of light-induced chemical reactions. Photocatalysis involves the acceleration of a photoreaction in the presence of a catalyst. The process typically begins when the catalyst absorbs photons (light energy) and generates electron-hole...
Here you will find an overview of events, courses, conferences, seminars, events and webinars in which SINTEF is involved. Contact the event's contact person to find out more....
...representing curves and surfaces exist, algebraic/implicit representation and parametric representation. The two approaches have different properties, and for many geometry problems the switching between the two representations make very efficient algorithms. However, for curves and surface having total...
This page outlines the main features and capabilities of MRST-co2lab, which is a module in the open-source MATLAB Reservoir Simulation Toolbox dedicated to modeling large-scale storage of CO2 in saline aquifers and other geological formations that are limited upward by a low-permeable caprock. Data input...
Sunday) Helge Holden is professor at Department of Mathematical Sciences, NTNU, Trondheim. He has written many influential papers on mathematical analysis and numerical methods for hyperbolic conservation laws. In particular, he is co-inventor of the Norwegian front-tracking algorithm, on which he also has...
More on tools and methods...
The fate and behaviour of oils is crucial input when deciding on response tactics and as input to oil spill response modelling. A good overview of weathering in open waters has been established, but for ice-infested waters the knowledge is lacking. The main objective for this project within the JIP is...
The 24th edition ... of the Geilo Winter School will take place in Geilo, Norway from Sunday January 21 to Friday January 26, 2024. The topic of the school will be graphs and applications....
...on active protective coatings “Solutions and Expectations”, 9. May 2012, Frankfort, Germany. Organised by MUST, Agenda Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) & risk Analysis in Nanomaterials-related NMP projects, 2. March 2011, Brussels, Belgium. Organised by MUST IST and SteinBeis Advanced Risk Technologies, supported...
