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COFFEE - Cationic Covalent Organic Frameworks as Anion Exchange Membranes for Electrochemical Energy Applications
The COFFEE project aims to develop durable, high performance Anion Exchange Membranes (AEMs) for low-cost electrolysers and batteries.
The COFFEE project aims to develop durable, high performance Anion Exchange Membranes (AEMs) for low-cost electrolysers and batteries.
The LOCOMOTION project will develop new low-cost and durable components for PEM fuel cells to reach ambitious targets set out for maritime applications.
The centre will become the national knowledge centre for ocean space technology. The purpose of The Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre is to secure Norway’s position as a leading ocean nation and contribute to the green shift in Norwegian ocean...
Drivers of oxygen fluctuations in large commercial fish farms.
The goal of the project is to use civil communication technology and in particular 5G in defence and peacekeeping operations.
The project is focused on the development of systems and methods which will allow spectrum management authorities and other stakeholders to detect, localize, and apprehend emitters of illegal radio frequency interference signals quickly and...
Project DAVAMS will promote the added value of using additive manufacturing (industrial 3D printing) in the supply chain for spare parts.
NordIQuEst aims to provide a quantum computing platform customised to the needs of the Nordic region.
The airport owner Avinor plans to develop a decision support system for chemical application on runways. The aim is to make it easier for ground personnel to apply chemicals at the right time and with the correct application rate. The system will...
Concrete structures built in marine environment or exposed to de-icing salt represent a significant value for Norway.
Combining salmon and kelp through integrated aquaculture to test the IMTA effect in Northern Norway.
There are many species in the ocean, and there is a possibility several more of them can find their way to the dinner plate.