The RAPID project aims to save lives by delivering an warning system that early can detect critical deterioration in transport system infrastructure, and also minimise system disruption and delays to critical supply chains.
In the POCOplast project (Pathways to sustainable post-consumer plastics in aquaculture), SINTEF collaborates with NTNU and organizations from all parts of the value chain (NCE Aquatech, Plasto, Grieg Seafood, Empower, Norwegian Plastic Recycling...
SICALC is a new service model for calculation of air traffic noise.
SINTEF has developed Mobility-as-a-Service adapted to scattered rural areas. The main idea is a system for transport planning that coordinates needs for passenger and goods transport in order to use transport resources optimally.
The Norwegian business sector is under pressure to transform from at least three global trends with significant, long-term impacts: The projected drop in value creation from petroleum markets, the need to tackle climate change and other grand...
Ocean Plastic Turned into an Opportunity in Circular Economy
The EROSS projects develop space vehicles for performing servicing tasks on orbiting satellites such as inspections, robotic maintenance, and orbit change, thereby extending satellite lifespan.
The ReGenWool project focused on chemical recycling of low-grade wool and post-consumer wool waste, and utilizing the recycled materials to generate new materials.
Oil spill response is more challenging in cold climate condition. The project develops and evaluates the effectiveness and environmental effects of different response methods in cold climate with the aim to develop a strategic tool for oil spill...
SINTEF has played a key role in the development of various financing schemes in health care in Norway. From the early development of DRGs, until the more recent changes in the overall block funding and capitation.