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.
Plastics: the ocean cannot live with it, and we cannot live without it
Polymers have transformed our lives [1] . We have been benefiting from them since approximately 1600 BC when natural rubber was first discovered. However, plastic products are often mismanaged once they reach the end of life. The solutions we need rely on a whole systemic and structural change within the plastic system.
May improve sleep apnea surgery with numerical simulation
Obstructive sleep apnea is linked with several diseases, and is often treated with surgery where it is difficult to be completely sure of the outcome. In my PhD project, I work with simulations that may increase the patients benefit from surgery.
The first Hydrogen Technology Master of Science
Starting in September 2023, a new Master of Science responds to the demand for over one million high-profile professionals with multidisciplinary knowledge in the hydrogen technology sector by 2030.
The US National Guard visits NTNU’s research centres
In February, 100 American soldiers comes to Trøndelag to carry out a two-week training and experience programme. A group of officers has also visited the research environments at NTNU.
Digital design of aluminium – from particles to products
Marcos Fernandez’s research brings us closer to that day when physical tests become history. His efforts also pave the way for safer cars, planes, ships, and other structures.
Ocean-based negative emissions technology research receives prestigious funding
From 1 July, scientists from 14 institutions in six countries will be examining the opportunities and risks of ocean-based technologies for negative emissions.