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Researchers are investigating whether our medicines could harm the environment in the Arctic. Research has shown that antidepressants change the behavior of small plankton animals and fish....

Scientists from SINTEF are launching a new wiki-website that lists tools and measures available to make hydropower more fish-friendly. The project draws on the concept of environmental design,...

Researcher and blog author Elizaveta Vereshchagina in the laboratory. Microfluidics technology has a variety of applications, including DNA analysis and organ-on-a-chip. The photo shows a 6-inch...

An effective installation vessel has more in common with a good belay device than you might think. Film and editing by Philippe Mainçon (SINTEF) and Edvin Viggen (Smidesang&Lyng). Photo:...

..."We can be absolutely sure about is that the clinical tests of these vaccines have been no less extensive or thorough than other vaccine testing programmes", says SINTEF-researcher Sven...

Brussels/Trondheim: The European Technology and Innovation Platform on Batteries (ETIP Batteries, Batteries Europe) has published its Strategic Research Agenda. The document sets the priorities...

CageReporter is outfitted with some seriously robust technology. Its communications system is based on acoustic signals, yet is still small enough not to affect the ROV's driving capabilities...

The industrial sector produces large amounts of heat that goes to waste – heat that could be used to dry tons of kelp to store CO₂, or grow subtropical crops at higher latitudes. By Petter...

This trio from NTNU’s Department of Design is playing a central role in the research work at the new NTNU Shore Control Centre. Left to right are research assistant Thomas Kaland, professor Ole...

No, this isn’t seaweed. It’s a mass of wet wipes, sanitary pads and other waste that people have flushed down the toilet. Photo: Julia Farkas/SINTEF Standard Rare earth elements are key...

When female data scientists were not being featured prominently on stage at conferences, these tech women decided to create their own stage. And now, when the Norwegian Women in Data Science...

Trine Asklund Larssen has studied how different kinds of ore in metal production affect energy use and emissions. Photo: Vincent Canaguier, SINTEF Standard In Norway, metal production accounts...

Making high-purity silicon for solar panels may become even more sustainable thanks to a new material. Photo: Colourbox Standard Solar cells are largely made of silicon. But the silicon needs to...

C4IR Ocean aims to establish the 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...

The Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority, Avinor, the Federation of Norwegian Industries and SINTEF are joining forces to establish an innovation and testing centre that will seek to promote the...

To address the European Green Deal challenges in the field of energy storage, a proposal has been submitted as part of EERA Joint Programme on Energy Storage. The consortium includes 16 partners...

EU invests €20 million to accelerate the development of the next generation of high performance and sustainable batteries. Batteries play an important role in our daily lives, powering smart...

The Scientific Committee of the Norwegian CCS Research Centre (NCCS) recently announced joint winners of the Best NCCS Paper award for 2019. The award aims to highlight world-leading research in...

Industrial processes are currently responsible for 20 % of total greenhouse gas emissions in Europe. In order to stay within the 1.5°C scenario of the Paris Climate Agreement, measures to...

The Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation (now NorwAI, formely known as CRAI) opens the way for widespread collaboration between industry and academia – an essential premise for the...