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...enhances how we monitor biodiversity and climate change by combining artificial intelligence with ground-based and satellite data. logo Its core mission is to create harmonised, high-precision monitoring systems across Europe and China, enabling better understanding and management of terrestrial ecosystems...
...knowledge and technologies for a blue biorefinery model, focusing on converting red and brown seaweed into innovative and sustainable fibers and dyes, contributing to increased valorization of underutilized renewable resources from the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Today's global textile and garment...
SINTEF and NINA are joining forces to gain insight into bee decline and environmental stressors impacting ecosystem health and biodiversity. Background A third of the global food production relies on pollination by bees: Humanity simply cannot survive without them. However, farming practices and climate...
Løken/Samfoto/NTB Viewpoints The battle to mitigate climate change and the search for zero-emission technologies have promoted a desire in many countries to transfer more transport from the air and roads to the rail networks. With this in mind, we at SINTEF and NTNU have had the opportunity to develop new knowledge...
Sustainable Transition to the Agile and Green Enterprise (STAGE) project consisting of 14 partners focuses on transforming companies into agile and green leaders of the European economy. The use of advanced industrial technologies can help companies find new ways to prosper and to meet its sustainability goals...
...methods such as steam reforming, non-catalytic partial oxidation, and water electrolysis. Dark fermentation process has gained widespread interest for its independency of light, high hydrogen production rate, low infrastructure costs and easy control. This pre-project will demonstrate a feasibility for...
The OWL project will improve human working conditions in wholesale warehouses and reduce environmental and economic cost across the value chain by developing better tools for optimizing the packing of pallets and internal warehouse layout. In wholesale warehouses items arrive from manufacturers on standard-sized...
...cutting emissions, and what we can achieve when businesses and research work together, says Morten Dalsmo, Executive Vice President in SINTEF Digital. He is incredibly satisfied with the newly completed research project, “Data driven construction sites”, wherein Skanska, Volvo, Ditio, and SINTEF have cooperated...
ZeSiM will eliminate CO2-emissions from manganese ferroalloy and silicon production by replacing the carbon reductants with renewable energy in the most direct way possible: through electrowinning. CO2 is an unavoidable by-product from silicon and ferroalloy production in current industrial practice. Replacing...
The Privacy@Edge project aims to enhance individual privacy awareness and control in the IoT landscape by developing intuitive tools that simplify complex privacy policies and offer personalized privacy recommendations. The rapid proliferation of consumer IoT devices is leading to an unprecedented collection...
Horizons will inform and accelerate the transition to a new economic paradigm with wellbeing, inclusion and sustainability at its core. The Wise Horizons project will create a state-of-the-art theoretical framework which synthesises the current post-growth initiatives through a novel and open access WISE...
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SINTEF Ocean and industry actors in robotics and digital solutions welcome you to attend an exciting and interesting seminar during Aqua Nor 2023. We will present new research results and innovative technology for robotics and digitalization of aquaculture SeeSalmon Brattørkaia 17a, 7010 Trondheim...
...emergence of smart and autonomous ships: How can this make our future more sustainable? Clarion Hotel The Hub Biskop Gunnerus' gate 3, 0155 Oslo Our leaders' view on the future of autonomous ships This summit will give you the full overview of how senior commercial, governmental and international decision...
...seen the potential in making spare parts with AM, and SINTEF is cooperating with several of these. The spare parts can then be produced on demand, and they can also be produced locally. You can then avoid having a large warehouse of spare parts, and instead establish a digital warehouse. Spare parts...
Programme 10:00 Welcome – Konstanze Kölle and Inger Marie Malvik (SINTEF) 10:05 Introduction to IEA Wind and its implementation in Norway – Ann Myhrer Østenby (NVE) IEA IEA Wind Strategic meaning for Norway Funding scheme 10:15 Presentations of IEA Wind Tasks Design and operation of energy systems with large...
...surveillance technology against this threat. Illustration photo: noomcpk / Shutterstock Viewpoints Imagine a stretch of pipe that runs from Oslo to Tromsø, and back again. A total of 2000 kilometres. That’s the typical length of the pipe networks in an average processing plant. A significant portion of these...
Utilization of wastewater heat from Norwegian industry is a large and significant resource that is currently utilized to a very small extent. By using temperate industrial water to produce seafood, this can contribute to commercial production of new farmed species that require higher temperatures than...