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Less stress, more overview and control: Here from the doctor's planning meeting in the morning, where the digital overview plays an important role. Photo: Oslo Municipality Standard Facts...

Innovators from developed and developing countries across the world shared best practices in sustainable energy transport during a two-day seminar in Trondheim, Norway. The seminar was hosted by...

The “Data-driven Bio-economy” – DataBio project, having reached its 10th month of implementation, with high importance developments and findings during this period, held its “1st Stakeholder...

Satellites can be used for everything from monitoring to education, development, and the testing of new technology. However, signal collisions are a challenge. For this reason, researchers are...

Read how our solar cell researcher Birgit Ryningen will get more energy out of the sunlight. https://blog.sintef.com/uncategorized-en/more-energy-from-sunlight/...

Researchers at SINTEF have evaluated a variety of initiatives designed to help vulnerable children and young people. The project was commissioned by the Norwegian Health Directorate, and the...

Yes. As long as it is handled properly, new research reveals. In Norway they say that nothing is in more of a hurry than a dead fish. This is probably true, because on average it takes three days...

The research institutes SINTEF Materials and Chemistry and SINTEF Petroleum Research have merged from 1 January 2018. The new institute is called SINTEF Industry. The merger is aimed at...

SINTEF Ocean participates in a European research project called SMARTFISH H2020, coordi-nated by SINTEF Ocean in Norway, which aim is to develop technological solutions to an ef-ficient,...

The Research Council of Norway's Prize for Young Outstanding Research Scientists is awarded in the following fields: humanities and the social sciences medicine, health-related fields and...

Vessel: an autonomous vessel plays one of the key roles as part of the unmanned fish farm facility currently under development in Trondheim. Illustration: SINTEF Currently, service vessels with...

SINTEF made a pre-tax profit of NOK 97 million in 2016. This is an increase of NOK 37 million compared to the previous year. The ordinary operating profit was NOK 80 million, compared with NOK 52...

Lack of space has provoked this initiative from Asian developers, and the technological experience with floating constructions in Norway comes in handy. – Norway has a leading edge in floating...

The Chikyu research vessel, operated by JAMSTEC, the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology has helped bring new understanding to scientists on everything from earthquakes to these...

Cold - and injuried: More know-how could be of crucial significance to the survival of patients involved in anything from avalanches to road accidents – or a fall on a cold cellar floor, for that...

Gerd Kjølle and Kjell Sand giving a presentation to visiting European journalists in the Smart Grid laboratory in June 2016. Photo: Gry Karin Stimo/SINTEF The aim of a new research centre...

The concept of environmental design in regulated salmon rivers describes how to evaluate, develop and implement measures to improve living conditions for salmon populations in regulated rivers,...

SINTEF’s prize for outstanding research in 2016 has been jointly awarded to ultrasound researcher Tormod Selbekk at SINTEF and neurosurgeon Geirmund Unsgård at St. Olav's Hospital/NTNU. The...

One of the alternative news sites that is being monitored by Petter Bae Brandtzæg, a researcher and social media expert at SINTEF, is the norwegian Facebook page “Politisk ukorrekt info”...

Lars Hovdahl inspects SINTEF's new CO₂ capture facility at Tiller outside Trondheim. Photo: Thor Nielsen Norway has institutions and specialist communities that work closely with everything...