...assessment of NBM-based medicinal products and medical devices. REFINE long-term vision is that the REFINE framework will support: Regulatory science to quickly analyse whether a new NBM raises new challenges to testing. Producers, CRO/CDMOs to design safer products, and more efficient testing & manufacturing...
...objective of PIEZOMED is to develop environmentally friendly and biocompatible high-performance piezoelectric materials for medical technology. Medical technology is rapidly developing to improve diagnosis and medical treatment tools and providing important health benefits. Advances in medical technology...
...industry. Offshore wind energy will play a key role in stimulating growth and investment in Europe over the next decade. Moreover, Europe, as a first mover, is set to gain significant benefits from exporting both products and services as offshore markets around the world develop. This can be achieved...
...the direct costs and the costs caused by loss of life and illness/injury’. Photo: Work: SINTEF was commissioned by the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority (NLIA) to compile a report showing the estimated annual social cost of deaths, injuries, treatment at emergency medical centres and specialist healthcare...
...methods for the manufacturing and use of AM mould inserts for injection moulding, so that the industry can reduce costs and time in the product development phase Such mould inserts can also be used in regular production of small series. The industry needs more than fast and inexpensive prototypes. It is...
Children and young people with ADHD can find it difficult to keep appointments and easy to forget what they have to bring with them in different situations. Welfare technology can help. Photo: ThinkStock Welfare technology has long been associated with helping the elderly cope at home for as much of...
...of Trade and Industry, IBM director Morten Meyer and other leading lights from research and industry will open the RFID Innovation Centre at SINTEF on May 8. The Norwegian Computer Society, GS1 Norway, the Norwegian Packaging Association, SINTEF and the Federation of Norwegian Commercial and Service...
Materials & Chemistry and ECN signed an agreement to strengthen their long-standing collaboration in the field of crystalline silicon photovoltaics. With this agreement SINTEF and ECN combine the operation of pilot infrastructure for silicon feedstock production, crystallization, wafering and solar cell manufacturing...
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 The main activities of the project are: Investigation of PEM water electrolyser cells electrochemically to determine changing material...
...lifetime and performance of fuel cells, electrolysers and gas separation membranes. The nationally coordinated project FOXCET addresses recent advances in proton and oxygen ion conducting materials for applications in the energy sector, notably high temperature fuel cells, steam electrolysis, and gas separation...
...of Abnormal Behaviour and Threats in crowded Spaces, was launched in August 2009, and is jointly funded by the European Commission and the partners involved who form an international consortium consisting of FOI (SE), BAE Systems (UK), Detec (NO), Home Office - Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST)...
KRAV is a research project within combined heat and power production from biomass. Goal To increase the knowledge within small-scale biomass CHP systems to be able to support Norwegian industry and energy companies within this field To develop an innovative concept for small-scale biomass CHP systems...
Compliance by Design of Data/AI Operations and Pipelines Objective Artificial intelligence (AI) and data services have experienced rapid and remarkable advancements in recent years, driving breakthroughs across services, capacities and technologies across various domains. While automation has made significant...
...the Norwegian CCS Research Centre (NCCS) held its closing conference on 13 and 14 November in Trondheim. Among the Centre’s achievements, NCCS has produced over 30 innovations at varying levels of technological maturity and contributed to the realisation of Langskip (“Longship”) – the Norwegian government’s...
...marine robotics, ocean energy and ocean data, with SINTEF OCEAN as strategic partner. Led by Portuguese INESC TEC, the project - taking place between 2025 and 2031 - features Fórum Oceano, Cluster do Mar Português, and APDL - Administração dos Portos do Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (Portugal)....
...combustion engine tailored to withstand hydrogen degradation, ensuring material integrity and durability of critical components throughout the engines’ lifetime. In response to the global demand for lower emissions and climate neutral solutions, Bergen Engines are aiming to develop a combustion engine capable...
To develop and evaluate a new community-based comprehensive, holistic, goal-oriented multi-symptom rehabilitation programme tailored to the needs and circumstances of each individual. Overview Despite medical advances, people with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (pwPMS) continue to experience symptoms...
AutoDrive objectives aimed for the design of (i) fail-aware (self-diagnostics), (ii) fail-safe, (iii) fail-operational (HW and SW redundancy) electronic components and systems architecture that enable the introduction of automated driving in all car categories. The heterogenous V2X communication platform...
...oil and gas wells are finally abandoned, there may still be large volumes of hydrocarbons left in the subsurface, including gas. The author of this article argues that if such wells are not adequately sealed, the gas may leak into the atmosphere. Stock photo: Shutterstock Viewpoints Many oil and gas...
...production cell. The cell is a kind of ‘lab factory’ that enables automation of anything from the assembly of vehicle parts to the connection of pipe and electronic components. Then there appears a virtual version of the same robot repeating the same operation in a virtual copy of the same laboratory....