...wireless broadband provider in Trondheim and an R&D company within wireless services. In addition Wireless Trondheim collaborates with NTNU offering “Wireless Trondheim Living Lab” a citywide infrastructure laboratory for testing of new wireless products and services. Relevant skills/experience/technologies:...
...between SINTEF and the oil companies Shell, Chevron, Statoil, Total and ConocoPhillips. AGIP KCO joined the program in 2006. The program consists of 8 different projects divided into approximately 25 Tasks. These pages are used to give you a brief introduction to the program. Updates and brief highlights...
...“Deep underground we find temperatures of more than 1000 °C, which can be converted into energy that is renewable and almost CO2-free. This geothermal heat is also independent, available and stable 24 hours a day.” These are the words of Hieu Nguyen Hoang, a Senior research scientist at SINTEF. He is one...
Reindeer live in harsh conditions during the winter. In Svalbard and on the fells and mountains of mainland Norway, temperatures sometimes drop to 30-40 degrees Celsius below zero. Little food is to be found when snow covers the landscape, and reindeer have to chew cold snow to get water. So how do reindeer...
...chronic and hereditary condition. Sufferers often develop mucus in their lungs and have problems with nutrient uptake. As part of the international project ‘MyCyFAPP’, researchers are developing a digital system (app) designed to help CF sufferers and their next of kin to understand the disease and monitor...
Hovedformålet har vært å sammenstille kunnskapsgrunnlaget og å evaluere relevante metoder for å planlegge gode undervisningsarealer, sier seniorforsker Anders Homb i SINTEF. «Ensidig» krav til etterklangstid Forskerne har funnet at eksisterende forskningslitteratur gir et godt underlag og kan gi mange anbefalinger...
...new modules, bugfixes and quality of life-improvements. Some notable changes: Incompressible solvers have been moved into a new module incomp to further trim down mrst-core. Increased maturity and feature set of AD solvers, including support for boundary conditions, source terms and varying number of wells...
...throw away every day contains the equivalent of a slice of bread, half a tin of mackerel and a teaspoonful of butter. Together, these make up almost ten per cent of our daily recommended carbohydrate, protein and fat intake. Every year Norwegians throw away about 216,000 tonnes of edible food – enough...
...one of SINTEFs laboratory basins. The demonstration of the helicopter survival suit only takes a few minutes. The test person crawls out of the pool and changes into dry clothes. But completely different rules apply during scientific trials: then, a tester spends six hours without consuming food or drink...
This is the team behind the robot "Gribbot ", who has a special eye for chicken. From the left: Elling Ruud Øye, Ekrem Misimi and Aleksander Eilertsen at SINTEF. Photo: TYD/SINTEF They have built a fully-functional robot in the lab to automate the process of extracting breast fillets from chickens....
...is Director of the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has warned that the deficit will lead to persistently high electricity prices in the years leading up to 2030, resulting in a high risk of energy poverty. Both the Energy Commission and the Environment Agency here in Norway have...
Manual cleaning being carried out at Scatec Solar’s solar energy farm in Jordan. Photo: Mohammad Ba’ra. Project Manager and researcher Martin Bellmann is pictured at SINTEF’s solar cell test laboratory. Photo: SINTEF SHOW MORE At a solar energy farm just outside Budapest in Hungary, a cleaning robot...
...ethnography and conducting in-depth interviews as part of our methodology. We are systematically coding the negotiations and developing a searchable database, which will be published upon the conclusion of the final round of negotiations. Global plastic production is nearing 450 million tonnes and without...
Highlights of MRST 2022a The new release comes with three new modules, improvements in functionality and various bug fixes. In particular we would like to highlight the following: New gridding functionality to build 3D grids from a set of horizons. New module for importing meshes from gmsh. Major revision...
...standing in his office with a marker in his hand. “Imagine that it’s Saturday and you’re sitting with your bottle of wine all ready on the table,” he says. The dark red liquid sits still inside the bottle. You take out the cork and pour the wine into a waiting glass. Then he takes a brief dramatic pause before...
...phosphorous and nitrogen, can be put to good use as fertilisers. Municipal wastewater treatment plants are now planning to recover more of these valuable resources, which are becoming globally scarce. “Wider Uptake” is a joint project involving water and sewage treatment companies, research institutes and private...
...early December. 28.06.11 International CO2 prize to SINTEF scientist Chief scientist and project adviser Erik Lindeberg of SINTEF Petroleum Research has been awarded the international research prize “The SINTEF and NTNU CCS Award” for his pioneering role in research on storing CO2 in geological strata...
Background Structure and design of fish cages can be improved by the knowledge of the flow pattern around and inside the net cages. To address this problem, commercially available computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software is used to analyze this problem by calculating the drag and the flow velocity distribution...
...designed to drift across the oceans of the world with the aid of the currents and the wind. It looks like a Viking ship turned on its edge. A visionary platform for doing science, drifting partly above the surface of the sea and partly beneath it. This unique creation known as “Sea Orbiter”, has been designed...
New building being constructed in Ørestad, Copenhagen. In Denmark, knowledge has been freely available to both small and large companies via a resource centre for greenhouse gas accounting for buildings. We must now follow their lead, believe the authors of the article. Photo: Alexander Farnsworth/iStock ...