SINTEF projects

reSail will advance wind-assisted propulsion by improving the understanding of the wind conditions faced by wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS).

Interorganisational operations can pose increased risks to the health and safety of seafarers working on service vessels. Intersikk aims to identify measures to improve their working conditions.

The goal of the TWinYards project is to find out how we can make Norwegian shipyards more efficient by using digital twins and artificial intelligence. This will enable the shipyards to reduce costs and contribute to sustainable operations for...

The goal for Microfeed is to be able to use diatoms as a raw material in salmon feed by contributing with documentation to show the effect of diatoms on nutrition, health and quality of salmon fish.

DIALOG’s ambition is to pave the way for rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) infused technologies in Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems by delivering novel methods for human-AI collaboration based on inferring Air Traffic Controllers...

SEADOTs (Social-Ecological Ocean Management Applications using Digital Ocean Twins) has the objective of advancing holistic, just and sustainable ocean management by bringing a predictive component for social-ecological aspects into comprehensive...

The AI for General Practitioners-project explores how artificial intelligence can support general practitioners (GPs) in Norway. In the context of the GP crisis, the project investigates how generative language models can improve decision support and...

The project explores how renewable energy can be integrated into the production of green ammonia for the Baltic-Nordic region, and will demonstrate electrochemical ammonia production.

To succeed with industrialising kelp farming, we need to develop new solutions to reduce costs across the entire biomass production phase.

This evaluation project is part of a larger study on resource utilization in the air ambulance services. For a period of five months in 2024, Emergency Medical Communication Centre (AMK) Sør-Trøndelag has been piloting the presence of an on-site AMK...

Expanding wind power generation will help meet net-zero emission targets, but this expansion must be done in a way that minimises harm to wildlife.

The JellySafe project (FHF/ 901941) aims to develop the tools and knowledge necessary to monitor, manage and mitigate the impacts of barbed-wire jellyfish (Apolemia spp.) on farmed salmon.

Integrated oxy-combustion solutions for flexible, bio-based combined heat and power

The global food system is currently facing great challenges, motivated by climate change, population growth, environmental and health-related concerns. Existing food resources are not efficiently exploited, and the unhealthy dietary habits of modern...

A comprehensive approach to creating materials banks from the built environment

The BIOCLOSED project focuses on cage environments in commercial, closed cages in the sea, to ensure good fish welfare and fish health.

The aquaculture industry invests significant resources to ensure optimal fish health, welfare, and survival until harvest. The primary goal is to reduce the proportion of fish that die before regular slaughter. However, utilizing the mortalities that...

The main objective of the project is to develop food ingredients and products based on innovative processing of cultivated brown algae.