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In a research laboratory in Trondheim, a physiotherapist is using a computer to identify signs of CP in new-born babies. CURVES AND LINES: The blue curves show Lars Adde’s key to fidgety...

Contact: Ansattinfo mangler  Chief scientist Erik Lindeberg of SINTEF Petroleum Research has been awarded the international research prize “The SINTEF and NTNU CCS Award” for his pioneering role...

A flag waving in the wind can illustrate what we call "air-solids interaction". When the wind hits the top of the flagpole the flag dances to the wind's rhythms, often in complex ways. ...

Aluminium components make vehicles lighter, which reduces fuel consumption. If a Norwegian project is successful, manufacturing them will soon also be less energy-intensive. by Svein Tønseth...

A new on-board system enables fishermen to keep track of their own and other vessels’ fishing gear. By Åse Dragland In the grey light of morning and squally weather a fishing boat stops its...

Rare earth metals are important components in green energy products such as wind turbines and eco-cars. But the scarcity of these metals is worrying the EU. The demand for metals such as neodymium...

In this Norwegian-Danish hunt for new antibiotics, SINTEF will analyse a large number of substances that a species of soil bacteria will be stimulated to produce. Here, Research Director...

Many householders have experienced the problem of their white, freshly decorated walls suddenly becoming dirty-grey in colour. This sticky soot which adheres to surfaces around the house is...

I am doing very well and managing nicely at the moment with my security alarm and telephone”, says 91-year old Ellen Owesen in Trondheim. Like many others of her age, she enjoys living alone. Her...

Illustration: www.doghouse.no The touch screen has evolved over time. Although many smart phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) had touch screens long before Apple entered the market, the...

Llewellyn Padayachy is holding the probe against a patient's eye socket. By doing so he is able to obtain ultrasound images and information in his work. Photo: SINTEF. SINTEF researchers...

SINTEF researcher Jan Erik Olsen studies the turbulence generated in the sea current. "We have very little quantitative data on this and need more in order to improve our computational models",...

This fish weighs 200 kilos and is one of the broodstock tuna that have supplied the Norwegian company Fortuna Mare with eggs to start industrial tuna farming in Spain. Photo: SINTEF/Jan Ove...

Contact us: Trond Bakken  A Norwegian, satellite-based system aims to ensure that helicopters and light aircraft are prevented from colliding with power lines and other obstacles. Collisions...

Contact us:  Researcher: Ansattinfo mangler  If scientists get their way, we will soon be able to measure grandma’s acceleration. If she has a fall, that is. By Christina Benjaminsen  ...

SINTEF's Tor Haakon Bakken has won an award today that makes him NOK 50,000 richer – for an idea to exploit the energy in household waste hot water. Tord Lien, Minister of Petroleum and...

Collisions between light aircraft and helicopters and high voltage cables represent ten percent of aircraft accidents in Norway. Photo: Øyvind Nordahl Næss. Collisions between light aircraft...

Replacing copper with aluminium in conductors could reduce the weight of electric vehicles and help increase range. Illustration photo: Shutterstock, NTB Standard Norway has high electric vehicle...

Qatar has embraced Norwegian research on artificial intelligence in aviation, and a delegation from Bodø recently participated in a workshop in Doha, facilitated by the Qatar Civil Aviation...

Next-generation electric car batteries set a new standard: a longer lifespan, faster charging and more sustainable materials. Researcher and project manager Nils Peter Wagner is shown in the lab...