On December 6, 2006, SINTEF Health Research and Stellenbosch University organised a workshop on the subject of cooperation in health research between South Africa and SINTEF.
The innovation centre that SINTEF helped to establish in Bosnia and Herzegovina has given young people new opportunities in the city of Tuzla. Fifty work-places for highly trained people seeking work have been created in the course of the past year...
The transport sector’s national prize for efforts in the field of intelligent transport systems and services has been awarded to chief scientist Trond Foss (58) of SINTEF Technology and Society.
Norway could soon have one of the world’s first field laboratories for studies of CO2 storage in bedrock.
In the search for a new and improved trawl net, Ulrik Jes Hansen had a brainwave: “What if we turn the net 90 degrees?” This has certainly proved to be a good idea.
The Trondheim technology company Nacre AS has won a contract to supply its QUIETPRO combined communications terminal and hearing protection system to the US Marines.
Hundreds of thousands of Japanese people get their hot shower water by means of energy-saving Norwegian technology. The invention spares the environment and climate by using CO2 – the very gas that has had to carry much of the blame for the...
A heat pump is an invention that dates back more than 150 years.
In the restructuring process, good bosses clear up chaotic situations and create relaxed working conditions for their employees. Even when time is scarce, they don’t get stressed.
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has entered into a strategic alliance with the research organization SINTEF to develop the technological environment in Trondheim internationally. The aim is to be among the world leaders in...
SINTEF has entered into a cooperation with the Four Seasons Venture Group, one of the Nordic region’s leading venture capital and private equity firms. The agreement provides SINTEF with increased access to capital and competence to industrialise...
SINTEF is the only Scandinavian partner in the new EU project CityMobil, in which €40 million will help to develop more efficient transport in European cities.
SINTEF Energy Research can tell you when and where lightning has struck. And the data come straight to your pocket.
Eurofighter offers SINTEF the unique opportunity to pursue its development of an intelligent noise reduction/hearing protection and communication transceiver suitable for use in a fighter aircraft cockpit.
Nor-Fishing, the well-known fisheries trade fair held every second year in Trondheim, Norway, now has its scientific twin. The programme is now ready for the new biannual Nor-Fishing Technology Conference which will be held from August...
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The Research Council of Norway announced June 16, 2006 the names of the successful applicants who wish to establish Centres for Research-based Innovation (CRIs). SINTEF did very well in the allocation process, and is a participant in eight of the...
On Monday June 19, Odd Roger Enoksen, Norway’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy ll opened the world’s biggest conference on CO2 capture and storage in Trondheim.
The Research Council of Norway announced last week the names of the successful applicants who wish to establish Centres for Research-based Innovation (CRIs). SINTEF did very well in the allocation process, and is a participant in eight of the...
A delegation from Sudan led by Minister of Health Tabeta Butrus Shokai was received on June 13, 2006 by Jan Solberg, Vice-President of SINTEF, and Research Director Arne H. Eide of SINTEF Health Research.
Odd Eriksen, Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry, IBM director Morten Meyer and other leading lights from research and industry will open the RFID Innovation Centre at SINTEF on May 8.
The SINTEF Group made a profit of NOK 59 million in 2005, an improvement of MNOK 83 on the previous year’s result.
On Tuesday March 7, the starter’s pistol goes off in Oslo for EU’s efforts to generate fossil-based electricity and hydrogen incorporating CO2 treatment. SINTEF has been given responsibility for coordinating the first phase of the project. In this...
May Britt Myhr (45) has been appointed President of SINTEF Petroleum Research AS.
On June 24, 2004, Røros woman Gunhild Sollie received the gift of life for the second time. A life-threatening tumour of the cerebellum was already the size of a plum. Utilising a completely new operating method, doctors were able to do the...
SINTEF is involved in a wide range of applications of nanotechnology, and now presents its research in the form of a strategy document.
Reidar Bye has been appointed Senior Executive Vice President of SINTEF with immediate effect. He will continue as Executive Vice President of Finance (CFO). As Senior Executive Vice President, Bye will act as deputy for SINTEF President Unni...
Samples of rock from the subsurface of Manhattan are being sent to Trondheim on a regular basis. New York is extending its subway system and renewing its water supply - and both projects are getting help from SINTEF.
SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture, NINA, Norwegian Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture Research and the University of Alicante, Spain have a new project to look into the ecological effects of coastal sea cage farms on wild fish
This summer, Trondheim will host the world’s biggest ever conference on greenhouse gas control technologies.
This summer, Trondheim will host the world’s biggest ever conference on greenhouse gas control technologies.
Bjørn Svensvik (59) has been appointed President of SINTEF Byggforsk (SINTEF Building and Infrastructure).
SINTEF is to build up a special oil analysis section in Russia’s federal control and test laboratory in Murmansk.
SINTEF Petroleum Research has really got its foot in the door of Brazil’s petroleum industry. The state oil company Petrobras is the client for eight of the Institute’s projects, in which Brazilian interests are investing a total of NOK 15 million.
A great deal of oil may have leaked out of Barents Sea reservoirs 30 to 40 million years ago and during the more recent Ice Ages. A new report from SINTEF tells us which parts of the basin may have been emptied of their petroleum resources.
In Skopje, Macedonia, SINTEF has established with a local office with four employees. The cooperation with other organizations is now expanded with new tenants.
SINTEF Building And Infrastructure: A new division in the SINTEF Group
