Charcoal for solar cell silicon
Research scientists at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry are well on […]
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Violence begets illness
The more violence a woman experiences, the more physical illnesses […]
Protecting the Arctic
The rising level of activity in the Arctic means that […]
Psoriasis puzzle solved?
Professor Ole-Jan Iversen at NTNU believes that he has discovered […]
An environmental winner
Fish is not only good for our bodies, but also […]
Predisposition to pre-eclampsia
Roughly five per cent of pregnant women in Norway are […]
Oil spill lab in Murmansk
Following a suggestion from SINTEF’s Department of Marine Environmental Technology […]
Just wimps?
Norway nearly leads the world when it comes to problems […]
Nanoparticles in aluminium
Sigmund J. Andersen and Calin D. Marioara of SINTEF Material […]
Green aviation
SINTEF, Park Air Systems, Saab, Kongsberg, Thrane&Thrane and the Irish […]
More from the wind
Chapdrive has developed a patented, hydraulic gearbox for wind turbines. […]
“Buddy” children’s watch
Hearing impaired people have a real need for technological equipment, […]
Hole art in New York
Anne-Karin Furunes, professor and vice dean of the Trondheim Academy […]
More companies on the continental shelf
The Norwegian continental shelf has changed a great deal in […]
Less salt in our food
Salt is the most widely used food additive in the […]
High pressure stretcher
How should a critically injured saturation diver who works in […]
Green areas? Well…
Safety, predictable behaviour and ownership of living areas are among […]
Energy-efficient homes in Mongolia
SINTEF Building Research is collaborating with the Selvaag Group in […]
Baby brain damage caused by shaking
A doll that was originally designed for use in car […]
Algae against fibrosis
One of the most serious complications of cystic fibrosis (CF) […]
NOK 20 billion for scientific equipment
A joint initiative led by the Norwegian Confederation of Industry, […]
Successful immigrant
When he was 19, Heri Ramampiaro left Madagascar to study […]
Best in sustainability
NTNU has been selected as having Europe’s best engineering education […]
Extending the Norwegian oil age
A quiet revolution is underway in the international petroleum industry: […]
Making the invisible visible
A new camera exposes secrets hidden on a surface: spots of cancer on a face. Human remains on a hill. The discoverer of this camera calls it the “PryJector.”
A sensor is born
Advanced sensors are produced in SINTEF’s MiNalab. This image shows […]
Safe on the seabed
We can see what sticks up out of the sea – a big tower with rotor blades that are seventy meters long. But what does it look like underwater?
An ear for success
The idea of an intelligent earplug was conceived over a cup of coffee. Today, this special hearing protection unit is the best of its type in the world.
Paper chase
Guy Lönngren builds recycled student housing out of cardboard.
Finding cancer early
New ultrasound technology will make it possible for doctors to discover cancer tumors far earlier than before.
New membrane catches CO2
An inexpensive and eco-friendly plastic membrane separates CO2 from other gases.
Basically good?
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?