SINTEF in the news

The Norwegian oil and gas industry needs clearer, measurable cybersecurity requirements modeled after traditional safety standards to better protect against cyber threats offshore.

SINTEF Ocean developed an AI-powered tool using extensive test data to improve and speed up hull resistance estimates for Norwegian supply vessels, enhancing energy-efficient ship design.

Ph.D. research at SINTEF develops advanced real-time spectroscopy methods to enhance sustainable recycling of high-quality aluminium alloys.

Building climate-resilient communities requires integrated, large-scale partnerships combining technology, policy, and research to effectively manage increasing climate risks.

SINTEF Digital is a leading Norwegian research institute with 75 years of innovation in technology and digital transformation, recognized for impactful contributions to society and industry.

SINTEF has opened a new piloting facility in Tiller to test and scale biotechnological processes for converting CO₂ into new products under industrial conditions.

A SINTEF Ocean and NTNU survey reveals aquaculture employees enjoy their jobs but face significant health and safety challenges, with inadequate maintenance, production pressure, and multi-company operations contributing to risks.

The article from Adresseavisen reports an 'alarm' at Sintef and includes standard journalistic disclaimers.

SINTEF and Equinor developed a method to predict subsea riser fatigue more accurately by simultaneously testing slug flow and wave loading in a scaled model at SINTEF's Ocean basin laboratory.

The SKARV project is developing a system to prevent bird collisions with wind turbines by shifting blades, balancing response time, and minimizing turbine wear.

The SKARV project is developing a collision avoidance system for wind turbines that adjusts blade pitch to prevent bird strikes, balancing prediction lead time with turbine response capability and evaluating the impact on turbine lifespan.

A SINTEF-led project identified regulatory gaps and best practices for fire protection in cultural heritage buildings, emphasizing risk assessment, comprehensive documentation, advanced detection, automatic extinguishing, and organizational measures.

A project involving SINTEF and other partners is developing new, gentler trawl systems to reduce seabed contact and fuel consumption for sustainable shrimp and langoustine fishing in Norway's coastal fleet.

SINTEF has joined Heidner Biocluster to enhance collaboration between research and industry in sustainable food systems and bioresources.

Businesses can receive up to 100,000 NOK through the 'Koblingsboks' scheme to acquire research expertise from organizations like SINTEF for innovation and problem-solving.

Norway grapples with balancing its role as an energy supplier with climate goals, as it seeks to transition to greener industries while managing the impact on capital, labor, and investment.

Kjeldsberg Kaffebrenneri is collaborating with SINTEF Energy Research to assess the feasibility and impact of transitioning to electric coffee roasters for more sustainable coffee production.

Sintef's Tobias Dahl criticizes research on social media and screen use in youth, stating it's of poor quality and common sense should prevail.

Kjeldsberg Kaffebrenneri and SINTEF are exploring electric coffee roasting to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability in coffee production.

SINTEF is researching neurotechnology to detect and treat anxiety and depression by measuring brain activity patterns, aiming for earlier diagnosis and more effective interventions.