
Mental health: – The findings must be taken seriously
This says pro-rector Marit Reitan, commenting the supplementary survey presented Tuesday by the Student´s health and well-beeing survey.

The world’s first student-arranged student competition in autonomous ships
Seven student teams from six countries and three continents participated. The competition was organized in the Norwegian university city Trondheim and will be held every year from now on.

Celebrating Excellence in Innovation: Faculty of Engineering’s Innovation Awards Ceremony
In the world of academia and technology, innovation stands as the driving force that propels us forward into the future. It is the foundation upon which progress is built, and at the Faculty of Engineering, we are nurturing and celebrating the innovative spirit of our students and researchers.

Welcome to the Hyfer 2023 festival of science
With this year’s Hyfer science festival, NTNU and partners offer a variety of exciting experiences over two festival days – Friday 22 and Saturday 23 September. Almost all events are free to the public.

Buildings: do not break or make, but repurpose
I am exploring how buildings adapt to demographic changes, with the aim to develop scenarios to project future needs for building.

‘I enjoy the connection between art and science’: Q&A with Nadia Shardt
Nadia Shardt is an associate professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at NTNU. Here she talks to science writer Kelly Oakes about why she came to NTNU, what scientific questions she’s looking forward to answering, and how visiting art galleries helps her research.

«Welcome to NTNU and a new academic year of study!»
Read Rector Anne Borgs speech from the 2023 matriculation.

Water turbines must live longer
Jim Abregu believes that we are working in the right direction to support a better world with green energy by increasing turbine lifetimes.

Aiming for more environmentally friendly buildings and neighborhoods
Collaboration between Chinese and Norwegian researchers has yielded valuable insights, including the utilization of ground source heat pumps in Scandinavia and beyond.

Two NTNU Teams Secure Medals at Olympiad in Engineering Science
Scientists and engineers from around the globe convened in Olympia, Greece, to participate in the first Engineering Olympiad, where two teams representing NTNU were honored with Olympic Medals.

«Tuition fees will impoverish learning environments for Norwegian students, too»
This proposal is a missed opportunity for Norway to uphold its unique tradition of promoting education as a valuable investment for everyone, irrespective of their country of origin, writes Jennifer Infanti and Kam Sripada.