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Norwegian industrial designers work with many kinds of manufacturing companies, […]
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Supercomputing with a twist
Until now, supercomputing power has been restricted to few applications […]
Norwegian jazz quintet CD
The Bjørn Alterhaug Quintet was formed in 2007, and consists […]
First on iTunes
NTNU and the University of Stavanger are the first Nordic […]
Got the “old and sick in the city” blues
If you are old and sick, you are less likely […]
Power play for wild salmon
Output power is an approach to generating electricity from hydropower […]
Unemployed Scandinavian women in a poor state
If you are an unemployed Scandinavian woman, the findings of […]
Faster, greener air transport
Together with SINTEF ICT, industrial companies from Ireland, Sweden and […]
Post on three wheels
NEW PRODUCT: Using a bicycle when delivering mail and parcels […]
Safety in school buses
While the regulations for securing children in private cars have […]
Africans with disabilities
For some time, figures describing the living conditions of people […]
Speed cameras
Figures from the Directorate of Police show that men over […]
Plastic components with microstructured surfaces
Scientists at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry are developing methods for […]
Nurses open to idea of robots
Front-line staff in the Norwegian nursing and care sector would […]
Early detection of kidney failure
Early renal failure is a serious condition that has been […]
A different kind of cannibal
Biologists from NTNU and the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research […]
Better planning of operations
Modern hospitals face serious planning challenges – for example in […]
Social change via the Internet
The EU’s “Citizen Media – Social Change” project, which ran […]
Norwegian journey, Vietnamese dreams
The Vietnamese are among the most successful of all non-western immigrants to Norway. Why?
The invisible technology
Nanoproducts have slipped into our lives, almost without being noticed. Man-made particles end up in the air, soil and water. What happens to them?
Robot kids
Their brains are still no more advanced than that of a one-year-old, but scientists want robots to be as smart as teenagers – at least.
Super bed sheet
A specially modified, millimetre-thick, super-absorbent bed sheet solves delivery-room problems.
The genes decide
What causes pre-eclampsia during pregnancy? The answer lies in the mother’s DNA. And perhaps in the child’s father’s.
Frozen in time
If you bury the cat in the garden, will she someday become a fossil?
The lizard wizard
Dag Dolmen stood on a rock in Dzhungaria and knew without looking what was underneath.
The 80 per cent solution
By recycling used water, we can live with just a couple of buckets of fresh, clean water a day, while the rest of our water will come from recycled sources.
A view into you
Ultrasonics improves a surgeon’s view in the removal of tumours from the pituitary gland.
The Pain Paradox
Some people have constant pain. But the reasons why are not always so obvious.
On track – talking back
Small chips tell you where goods are, and if they are in good shape.
Computer system for dementia patients
A computer screen in the living room can help dementia sufferers to check the time and date and to remember appointments.
Oil platforms vulnerable to hackers
Oil company data security is inadequate, and production systems are at risk of attack by hackers, viruses and worms.
UFO at sunset?
No, this is just a little drop of water from […]