The European large-scale research initiative BATTERY 2030+ presents the long-term research roadmap that outlines the actions needed to invent the sustainable batteries of the future. The...
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The iProcess project for a more sustainable food production and to reduce the amount of the climate emissions, the flexible robotic automation technology will enable to increase raw material...
What else can seaweed be used for? Photo: Science Photo Library/NTB Scanpix Standard Products from kelp have the potential to provide great money-making opportunities, but we need to know more...
Researcher Svend Tollak Munkejord at SINTEF at the test facility which is located on a roof at Gløshaugen in Trondheim. The test-plant plays an important role for the future CO2 management....
Beautiful, but diesel-powered. Norwegian technology will remedy that. A view of Komodo National Park in Indonesia. Photo: iStock Standard The solution is to be found far below the earth’s surface...
Norway has the world’s largest test facility for CO2 capture technology at Mongstad. Here, large and small technology providers can present their innovative concepts for improving CO2 capture...
...12. and 13. September SINTEF Energy Research and NTNU hosted the 6th International Workshop on Hydro Scheduling in Competitive Electricity Markets in Stavanger....
...24th and 25th October we hosted one of the two annual workshops for the FME HighEFF consortium. Over 100 participants from industry, R&D and academia were present to discuss results and plans...
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iProcess - case studies
In the iProcess project researchers are working with cases relevant to the industry, and some examples of this is for example cheese ripening using a big data strategy while another is robotic...
Some of Norway’s largest companies are joining forces in establishing a national powerhouse for artificial intelligence. Its aim is to improve the quality and capacity for research, education and...
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Maritime Data Space – MDS
Wilhelmsen Ship Management joins forces with NAVTOR, Goodtech, Veracity by DNV and SINTEF to create the open and fully distributed Maritime Data Space ecosystem. On Friday, 26th of October the...
Ph.D candidate Ailo Aasen has together with myself (his supervisor) and Edgar M. Blokhuis, a research partner at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, published a new article in the well...
Norwegian first aid campaign. First aid training for young children. Research shows that this works best in social settings, so SINTEF is looking into how to optimise first aid training for...
SINTEF has designed and manufactured the test rig that mainly will be used for full scale vortex-induced vibrations (VIV) testing of risers and other type of cylindrical structures. In recent...
Local sources of waste heat such as retail outlets, buildings and IT server rooms, as well as from renewable sources such as solar power and heat pumps are future power-sources. Photo: Pexels....
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Jellyfish: Disgusting? Useful!
NTNU and SINTEF Ocean participate in a European research project on the use of jellyfish blooms as solutions for producing new products. Global climate change and the human impact on marine...
On his way to Brussels and the leadership of EERA, Nils Røkke, Executive Vice President Sustainability – SINTEF in Norway. Photo: Thor Nielsen/SINTEF FACTS: What is the EERA? The EERA is a...
Would you like to stay updated about SFI Manufacturing and the research that is been done? From now on you can read about it in the SFI Manufacturing newsletter, which will be publised prior to...
For the first time, a major European research infrastructure project is being led by a country from outside the EU. Trondheim has now become the EU capital of carbon management research, and we...
The EU project CommONEnergy aims to develop practical support tools and systems to transform shopping centres into energy-efficient architectural complexes. This is the future vision of the...