...research actors to make this happen. The overall objective of the present project is to develop robust and cost effective materials and solutions for use in Arctic regions. The more specific scientific and academic sub-goals are: Assessment platform (WP1): to establish a material database on a short term...
...professions. Between 1998 and last year, 73 fishermen have died from impacts, crushing or drowning. This is why scientists from SINTEF Health Research, SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture and SINTEF Technology and Society are trying to reduce the risks and seriousness of work accidents and injuries in the fishing...
...meeting the risk and vulnerability taxonomies of the context, and finally be able to analyse and manage the vulnerability and risk scenarios in a proactive manner? Thereby meeting three additional research questions: Do we understand the sources and mechanisms of the vulnerabilities and risks in maritime...
...research and development organisation. SINTEF is Scandinavia's largest independent research organization with about 2000 employees, 1300 of which are located in <!--?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags"/????-->Trondheim and 450 in Oslo. Contracts for industry and the...
...is a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of fuel cell catalysts, membrane electrode assemblies and other catalysed components to fuel cell developers worldwide. JMFC is a partly owned subsidiary of Johnson Matthey plc, a speciality chemicals company and world leader in advanced materials technology...
...stakeholders and market leaders in their fields, and have gained their positions trough a strong focus on technology research and development. AKVA Group AS is a leading supplier of technology to the world’s fish farming industry. The technology supplied comprises products ranging from steel and plastic cage...
K.-A. Lie, J. R. Natvig, and H. M. Nilsen. Analysis of dynamics and operator splitting techniques for two-phase flow with gravity. Int. J. Numer. Anal. Model....
Partners in the FOBIS consortium come from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. The participants in the project is 6 core partners (listed below) and a number of resource persons from Nordic companies and organisations that will participate and contribute to the project workshops (see appendix). People outside...
...the four-year project NEXT-Drill, in which scientists and industry will develop the technology and tools needed to produce geothermal heat from the earth. Geothermal heat is available all over the world, and is a clean, stable, inexhaustible, and “weather-proof” source of energy. At our latitudes, the...
...proteins and aquaculture will be increasingly important in meeting the growing gap between supply and demand for seafood products. The FAO recognizes that technological development will play a major role in future expansion of the industry. New technologies must improve the efficiency of production and operations...
Helgeland – an updating based on Shallow Drilling Helgeland 1982 and related studies. IKU Report 23.2525.00/01/94 141p. 4 app. Restricted. OFF TROMS 1984 Sættem, J., Aarhus, N., Elvebakk, G., Leith, L., Vigran, J. O. 1985: Shallow seismic and sampling off Troms 1984. IKU Report 04.1224.00/01/85 63p. 7 encls...
...poroelasticity in MRST Tu2 - Near-wellbore modeling for vertical wells and its application in water control operations Tu3 - Characterization of capillary driven flow in layered petroleum reservoirs Tu4 - Impact of pressure-dependent permeability and fracture conductivity on well productivity in a tight reservoir...
...employees and an annual turnover of about 377 mEuro, mainly originating from bilateral industrial research contracts and participation in European or National research projects. SINTEF Materials and Chemistry exhibits long term competence within material science, catalysis and process development, and has...
CSSRC – China Ship Scientific Research Center – engages in research and development of ship hydrodynamics and marine structures, design of novel ships, underwater vehicles and mobile units. CSSRC also offers services to shipyards & industry with model tests, evaluations of design, hull form & propulsor...
...development, design and evaluation of CCS value chains as a whole, are key. While developing and demonstrating individual CO2 capture, transport, and storage technologies is very important, it is also important to understand the best ways to integrate CCS components in a cost- and environmentally-efficient...
...sewer and storm water networks of any dimension. It includes problems caused by ageing, structural failures, inflow/infiltration, exfiltration (leaking) and insufficient capacity which can cause floods, pollution of receiving waters, pollution of ground water and soil, treatment plant impacts and increasing...
...experience in transforming innovative MEMS concepts and requirements into manufacturable and reliable products. TRONICS provides an ISO 9001:2000 certified end-to-end service of customization and industrialization of MEMS solutions and production of packaged and tested custom components. TRONICS Microsystems...
The Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces was founded in 1992. Research in Colloid and Interface Science is widely covered by the following Departments: Biomaterials, Biomolecular Systems, Colloid Chemistry, Interfaces as well as Theory and Bio-Systems. Current research topics are polymeric...
...utilization, and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen technologies in Europe. The summit convened representatives from industry, government, civil society, and research, spanning the entire CCUS value chain. From left to right: Ariane Giraneza (Bellona Germany), Alexander Engh (Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Norway)...
Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Helga Pedersen will open the fair itself on Tuesday August 8 and will hold the closing speech of the conference on the same evening. Keynote speeches will be given by Ulrik Jes Hansen, SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture (the Flume Tank in Hirtshals, Denmark) and Kjell Ramberg...