A recent advance in telemedicine has brought together radiologists in Molde and Trondheim in a “shared office” in cyberspace, saving elderly patients in Romsdal a more than six-hour road trip to...
These apartments will save two-thirds of the energy consumption of an average Norwegian house; a record for the country. Energy-saving measures in the new apartments in Stjørdal Click on image...
SINTEF is to build up a special oil analysis section in Russia’s federal control and test laboratory in Murmansk. The move is intended to improve our ability to deal with oil-spills in the event...
Informal discussions have been going on for some time between the Norwegian Building Research Institute and SINTEF regarding a possible union of the Institute with SINTEF’s building and...
On February 15, Thorhild Widvey, Minister of Petroleum and Energy, will be visiting SINTEF and NTNU. In the course of a crowded four-hour programme the Minister will hear the latest news about...
The SINTEF Group made a profit of NOK 59 million in 2005, an improvement of MNOK 83 on the previous year’s result. Gross operating revenues came to MNOK 1785, and the profit on operations was...
Norway could soon have one of the world’s first field laboratories for studies of CO2 storage in bedrock. Seven Norwegian research groups, led by SINTEF, are to find out whether a land-based...
...2006 was a good year for SINTEF in both economic and scientific terms. The research group made an annual profit of NOK 92 million, an increase of NOK 33 million over the result from 2005. On the...
A new Norwegian invention will stop planes and helicopters from colliding with high-tension power lines, wind turbines, communications towers and offshore platforms. SINTEF’s Prize for...
Jan Solberg has been appointed as new Senior Executive Vice President of the SINTEF Group. Today Solberg is Secretary General of the Norwegian Ministry of Trade and Industry. Jan Solberg Photo:...
Salmon smolt are produced in tanks on land before they are transferred to sea-cages. An EU water directive sets out standards for sources of water, which focuses on water quality and fish...
SINTEF is in the process of developing a sensor that is capable of registering abnormal vibration patterns in machinery on board offshore platforms. Sensor chip manufacture: Chips packed...
It's about to become easier to practise for your driving test. A little hand-held PC with GPS can guide both pupil and instructor around the streets. Ivar Blikø is testing the GPS...
Kontakt Ansattinfo mangler For three years, the company MMC Tendos has collaborated with SINTEF on an improved pumping system for landing of herring and mackerel from purse seine. The result...
Contact Ansattinfo mangler Closed aquaculture farms has been one of fall's hottest topics and commissioned by FHF, SINTEF together with NOFIMA and the National Veterinary Institute, made...
Andy Booth, a specialist in environmental technology and senior scientist at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, has been appointed to the Norwegian Board of Technology. The Norwegian Board of...
Andy Booth, a specialist in environmental technology and senior scientist at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, has been appointed to the Norwegian Board of Technology. The Norwegian Board of...
SINTEF and the University of Oslo are joining forces to establish a strong, and highly visible, centre of expertise that will help to focus even more sharply on user experience as the ICT systems...
South Africa’s need to be able to detect explosive gases in mines before they explode has given SINTEF ICT its first footprint in that country. In a bilateral project financed by Norway’s Foreign...
Smoke-divers are exposed to high temperatures, physical exhaustion and stress, and they can easily exceed the limits of what good health can tolerate. A new method based on measurements made by a...