SINTEF projects

The main objective of PlastiSea is to develop novel bioplastic materials based on cultivated and wild species of brown algae.

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...

PhysMet is an interdisciplinary center for research-based innovation (SFI) in physical metallurgy. Our goal is to establish knowledge and technology to realize new innovative material solutions in cost-effective, low-carbon production chains in the...

The future bio economy is reliant on increased utilization of marine resources to meet increasing needs for food, feed, materials andproducts. Seaweed is an underutilized biomass in Europe with a great potential for value creation and industry...

Today's established practices for software development and innovation are dominated by two schools: China and the United States. With their access to capital and expertise, they have gained a dominant position within large-scale technology...

CO₂ EPOC is a knowledge building project that aims to create knowledge on the compatibility between polymeric materials and CO₂ streams to aid proper selection of polymer-based materials across the CO₂ transport infrastructure (pipelines and ships...

The SUPEERA project supports the implementation of the SET-Plan.

In line with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal number 4 (ensuring inclusive education for all), this project will develop knowledge for more equitable education for children with disabilities in primary schools in low- and middle...

SUMMER's ambition is to obtain the information vital for a sustainable use of ocean resources through a comprehensive understanding of ocean functioning across its full depth.

ARTISAN aims to improve autonomous ship navigation and thereby contribute to more efficient and competitive ship operations while reducing the vessels’ environmental impact.

Development licenses as a driver for innovation in fish farming Effects on technology, industry and regulation (DEVELOP)

Radio Frequency Interference signals which prevent the use of satellite navigation systems represent an infrastructure threat, but little is known about the prevalence, parameters, or evolution over time of this threat. The ARFIDAAS II project...

A subsea cooler that enables long-distance cost-effective transport of oil and gas.

We aim to develop technology that makes the most of bioacoustics recordings. Our focus is on understanding ecosystems and their inhabitants, as well as assessing the impact of restoration efforts and human activity.

The project aims at better understanding of charge, mass and heat transports in new generation PEM fuel cells MEA for automotive applications.

the objective of the CHANNEL EU project is to develop a low cost and efficient electrolyser stack and balance of plant (BoP) that will become a game-changer for the electrolyser industry.

KoBas aims to develop predictive models for volume and price in the regulating power market, with associated outcomes. Predictions in these markets will create value, both on their own and in combination with existing decision support tools.

Artificial intelligence for more sustainable road construction