SINTEF projects

SINTEF’s new planning tool for arrivals and departures enables 5.1 per cent increased runway capacity and improves the predictability of flights by 60.8 per cent.

The intelligent decision-making process for hydro scheduling

The goal of the LORCENIS-NOR project is to communicate recent achievements on enhanced concrete with an extended service life to Norwegian stakeholders in the market. Through advanced concrete technology, we have developed advanced functional...

The OntoTrans project responds to the need of industry to respond to manufacturing challenges more efficiently by accessing the relevant information and utilising materials modelling more effectively. In particular, there is a need to strengthen the...

A digital platform for monitoring and visualisation of aquaculture net cages and fish distribution based on sensors, real-time simulations and data assimilation (theoretical, mathematical models combined with observations).

Development of new knowledge and methods for optimized operations in fish farms

Development and validation of new tools and methods for quantifying the thickness of the mucosal layer of Atlantic salmon in order to better understand what effect various aquaculture operations have on the mucosal layer.

Assessment of the exposure to and impacts of net cleaning waste on Atlantic salmon.

ImmuneDroplets project aims at broadening our fundamental understanding about the interaction between virus-infected lung cells and cells of the innate immune system, specifically Natural Killer (NK) cells.

Explainable AI for improved autonomous vehicles.

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...

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.