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Live Oftedahl

Live Oftedahl is Senior Executive Officer Communication at Department of Marine Technology

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Gruppebilde med fem smilende menn i dress
Research

NTNU buys “superdrone”

The new drone is considered the world’s best autonomous underwater vehicle and can be used both to improve our understanding of the ocean and to strengthen defence capabilities. NTNU will contribute to the further development of the drone.
Research

Useful tool for equality and diversity in academia launched

A brand-new tool for working with equality, inclusion and diversity – at departments, faculties and research centres – has just been completed by researchers at the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture.
Knut Øxnevad står foran NASA-skilt. Han har på seg en svart skinnjakke og brune bukser.
Organization news

NASA Researcher to lead Fjordlab at the Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre

Knut Øxnevad is shifting from space exploration in the US to take Norway to new depths in ocean research.
En gruppe står på en brygge. Det er opphold, vannet er blått bak dem. Foran seg har de undervannsroboten Blueeye.
Innovation

Blueye Underwater Drone Goes Autonomous

NTNU’s marine robotics research environment is taking the next step to enable the Blueye underwater drone to carry out fully autonomous missions underwater.
Research

The longest-standing research and industry collaboration at NTNU?

“If you want to go far, go together. If you want to go fast, go alone,” summarised Monica Rolfsen, Pro-Rector for Outreach and Social Responsibility, referring to the collaboration NTNU’s Department of Marine Technology has had with industry through the University Technology Centre (UTC) over the past 20 years.
STEESMAT consortium visiting RV North Star in Grunnavågen, Stord.
Research

NTNU in two ambitious European research projects towards net zero maritime transport

The global fleet will have to reduce emissions fast to contribute to less global warming.