...on iron, nickel, titanium and aluminium. The next implementation phase of additive manufacturing of metallic parts will involve extensive R&D efforts towards development of new tailor-made materials for AM. Among the attractive compositions, modern silicon-based materials and silicides are promising candidates...
...use of new technologies in aviation. In Norway, AVINOR and SINTEF will contribute to green aviation. In the years to come, the aviation sector will have to solve many challenges related to carbon footprint. Airports, knowledge institutions, and industry partners across Europe are now joining forces...
Science and Technology (MoST) and the Research Council of Norway (RCN) will pull towards a digitalization of the mining and metal industries. Digital transformation is emerging as a driver of sweeping change in the world. Digitalization will be a force that changes the nature of companies and their interaction...
...world's largest and most comprehensive platform for data from the ocean space realm. Together with SINTEF Ocean, and the other 16 partners in the centre, the platform will lay the groundwork for developing sustainable, ocean-based solutions for the future. The World Economic Forum and the Aker group...
COVID-19 virus shows the world the importance and the great need of vaccines that can effectively combat such diseases. However, the development of an effective vaccine involves a lot of effort and the highest safety standards. Production is therefore often slow and very expensive. The project NESSIE addresses...
Development of methods and tools that will enable the online estimation and identification of moving objects and support the robot interaction and manipulation of such objects in real time. In this project we develop methods and algorithms that allow robots to interact with and handle moving objects...
...the HEATER project is to design high-entropy alloys for functional applications using a high-throughput approach based on theoretical, computational and experimental data. High entropy alloys (HEA) have hardly been explored in the context of functional materials. The goal of this project is to identify...
...with NTNU, has completed a study entitled “Industrielle muligheter og arbeidsplasser ved storskala CO2-håndtering i Norge” (Industrial opportunities and employment prospects in large-scale CO2 management in Norway). The study was carried out on behalf of the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO)...
...specific challenges facing the food system and food value chains in Europe, SINTEF Ocean along with 21 international partners from Europe and Asia, have kick started the EU Horizon2020 project VALUMICS in June 2017. Over the next four years, this Horizon2020 Research and Innovation project, will review key...
November, the world is committed to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions. All countries must create their own national plans for cutting emissions – and then report on their progress. The goal is to prevent the global temperature rising by more than 2 degrees by the year 2100. 4 November, the same day...
...studies the fate, removal, release and subsequent impacts of manufactured nanomaterials (MNMs) in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). The quantity of MNMs used in consumer products continues to increase. Some consumer products such as cosmetics directly expose humans and the environment to the nanomaterials...
...intermediate fractions from industrial high protein and oil-containing process residues originating from agriculture and fisheries. Modification steps are developed for the intermediate fractions from the selected co-streams to obtain value-added nutritive and bio-active components to be exploited in food...
...project for the public sector (IPO) Trondheim municipality, St. Olav's Hospital and SINTEF develops in cooperation new and enhanced services for outpatients with chronic disorders. The research combines expertise from both primary and secondary care, along with new ICT solutions. The project works closely with...
Understanding the health and safety effect of work schedules is important because an increasing number of people work outside standard working hours. Different working hours and an increased demand for flexible working hours are especially important in occupations characterized by traditional rotation...
...understanding of how pathogens proliferate, establish, and survive in a complex ecosystem of the RAS environment. Several salmonid pathogens have been identified to pose a severe problem in RAS-based farming. These pathogens compromise the health and welfare of fish and, in worst-case scenarios, cause mass mortalities...
...live in – we should be prepared for the worst and take adequate precautions. We should wear a helmet when out on our bikes, and knee braces if our feet can no longer support our weight. In winter, we must salt the pavements and preferably wear a scarf. And to think that there are people in the world interested...
...electric field and ultrasound. Other challenges like decreasing production expenses and reducing the negative impact on the environment will be considered. The EEA and Norway Grants finance the project. Project partners: SINTEF Ocean (Norway) TFTAK (Estonia) Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (Lithuania)...
Extreme and Sustainable Graph Processing for Urgent Societal Challenges in Europe Objective The grand vision of the Graph-Massivizer project is a technological solution, coupled with field experiments and experience-sharing, for a high-performance and sustainable graph processing of extreme data with...
..."Being selected to contribute to this work is an honor" says Chief Scientist Rachel Tiller. Biodiversity and area use In Norway, the Norwegian Environment Agency informs and nominates experts from Norwegian research communities to work on the IPBES reports in cooperation with the Research Council of...