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Paper chase

Guy Lönngren builds recycled student housing out of cardboard.

Published 01.10.07

Finding cancer early

New ultrasound technology will make it possible for doctors to discover cancer tumors far earlier than before.

Published 01.09.07

New membrane catches CO₂

An inexpensive and eco-friendly plastic membrane separates CO₂ from other gases.

Published 01.05.07

Experts believe that we can pump CO₂, the most common greenhouse gas, into reservoirs in the North Sea. It would essentially eliminate one of this century’s problems. But is largescale CO₂ storage on the Norwegian continental shelf really that straight forward?

Published 01.01.07

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SUPER CONDUCTING MATERIALS WITH ZERO LOSS

Using super conducting materials in induction furnaces for aluminium and […]

Published 01.01.06

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TRAYS FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Today’s serving trays can be quite slippery and difficult to […]

Published 01.01.06

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UNWANTED TRAWL CATCHES

The oceans’ wild fish resources are limited, so it is […]

Published 01.01.06

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THEY SAID IT COULDN’T BE DONE

Today we receive all sorts of information via mobile phones […]

Published 01.01.06

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SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES BEST IN CLASS

Scandinavian studies at NTNU has been rated at the top […]

Published 01.01.06

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AWARD-WINNING SKI OUTFIT

Seven gold medals, five silver medals and seven bronze medals […]

Published 01.01.06

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TOWARDS HYDROGEN PRODUCTION WITH CO₂ HANDLING

SINTEF Energy Research will co-ordinate the research project DYNAMIS, which […]

Published 01.01.06

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X-RAY CONSULTATION VIA BROADBAND

SINTEF, in collaboration with American IT-company Kitware, has developed the […]

Published 01.01.06

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HYDROGEN IN MATERIALS

The off-shore sector currently relies mostly on non-corrosive materials for […]

Published 01.01.06

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DESIGN FOR THE COMMON MAN

They studied together at NTNU and toyed with the idea […]

Published 01.01.06

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PREMATURE BIRTHS CAUSE PSYCHOLOGICAL AILMENTS

Almost half of all children with birth weights below 1500 […]

Published 01.01.06

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MARINTEK HELPS MEXICO

The world’s fifth largest oil producer, Mexico, is moving into […]

Published 01.01.06

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OIL IN ICE

During a three-year project financed by the Research Council of […]

Published 01.01.06

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CHICK AND THE TRONDHEIM JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Norwegian jazz musician Erlend Skomsvoll’s arrangement of jazz legend Chick […]

Published 01.01.06

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DIGITAL WOODEN HOUSES

A project group at NTNU is working to establish an […]

Published 01.01.06

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GENETIC ADAPTATION

Many species experience changes in both their environment and in […]

Published 01.01.06

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“TENSEGRITY” – SPACE TECHNOLOGY IN THE OCEAN

In their search for better solutions for the aquaculture, fishing […]

Published 01.01.06

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REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY AWARD

Refrigeration scientists at SINTEF and NTNU have been honoured by […]

Published 01.01.06

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COOL SURGEONS

During surgery, surgeons can become hot and sweaty. This can […]

Published 01.01.06

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TENDER MEAT DETECTOR

A new tool has been designed for hunting enthusiasts. The […]

Published 01.01.06

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NEW COMPANY INTENDS TO TAILOR MEDICINES TO PATIENTS

Biosergen AS is the brainchild of a group of scientists […]

Published 01.01.06

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LUNAR INFLUENCES ON FISH STOCKS

Fish populations in the Barents Sea fluctuate considerably. NTNU researcher […]

Published 01.01.06

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BIOTECHNOLOGY FIGHTS PSORIASIS

One to three per cent of the world’s population suffers […]

Published 01.01.06

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LIFE-SAVING CLOTHING FOR FISHERMEN

Fishing is one of Norway’s most dangerous occupations. Between 1988 […]

Published 01.01.06

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NEW TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR OIL AND GAS WELLS

ResMan AS – a start-up company based on spinning-off technology […]

Published 01.01.06

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SINTEF/NTNU ABLE TO MASS-PRODUCE SUPER-MATERIAL

Scientists at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry are among the first […]

Published 01.01.06

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ARCTIC À LA CARTE

Two Norwegian students crossed Greenland on skis last year, and […]

Published 01.01.06

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HUNGER HAMPERS PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

Even mild or moderate malnutrition in early childhood may hamper […]

Published 01.01.06

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