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SINTEF Research Scientist Øyvind Langørgen at the Tiller CLC lab.
Energy

The afterburner that makes biomass power carbon-negative

Øyvind Langørgen
Øyvind Langørgen
Figure 1. Left: a floating platform model meets a breaking wave. Right: illustration of its physics-informed AI model, which combines sparse measurements with physical principles to let us “see” the forces on the whole structure. These forces provide critical insights for design and maintenance.
Energy Digital Industry Ocean

Teaching AI what physics already knows

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Example of a photoelectrode developed at SINTEF.
Industry

From hours to seconds: can ultra-fast heat treatments accelerate the green transition?

Mathieu Grandcolas
Mathieu Grandcolas
Senior Research Scientist
Energy

How much heat can we actually recover from Norwegian smelters?

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Energy

Developing a Prototype for Tracking CCUS Projects Across Europe

Ida Leiknes
Ida Leiknes
Summer Researcher
Nepal,Sep 7,2026:​Raging Waters Destroy Bridge In Nepal Amid Severe Flooding
Energy Climate and environment

After devastating floods, Nepali experts on building resilience

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Collage of pictures of the ACCSESS consortium
Industry

Why do CCS cost estimates differ so much – and why does it matter?

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Hand holding eco-shopping bag with recycling icon on it.
Climate and environment

From food loss to feed: finding new value in supermarket surplus

Cansu Birgen
Cansu Birgen
Research Scientist
The Gjerdrum landslide. Photo by Tommy Gildseth
Industry

Is it possible to predict where and when a quick clay landslide will occur?

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4 authors
Digital

Can resilience be tested? Five European communities helped us find out

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Friendly looking robot at a desk pointing to a screen with AI and a human brain on it.
Ocean

The solution analyser: one AI agent explaining computed results, and a second one testing and repairing it

Yauheni Kisialiou
Yauheni Kisialiou
Research Scientist
Collage with floating offshore wind and nylon ropes.
Ocean Energy

Cheaper, lighter, stronger – can nylon offer better mooring for offshore wind?

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Picture of Fakken vindkraftverk in the midnight sun.
Energy

Integrating biodiversity constraints into energy system modelling

Hannah Kaven
Hannah Kaven
PhD Candidate
3D representation of subsea cables
Energy

How should we invest in new pipelines and cables in the North Sea?

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Industry Climate and environment Energy

Successful hydrogen implementation depends on people, not technology alone

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batteries, sun and wind power
Energy

How Do We Build the Batteries of Tomorrow?

Malin Sannerhaugen
Malin Sannerhaugen
Researcher
A person at a calculator, with miniatures of wind turbines and solar panels in view, as well as a laptop.
Energy

The maps we use to plan our energy future have blind spots. We asked the mapmakers where they are.

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Fishing boat in sunset.
Energy Ocean

Climate friendly cooling for small fishing vessels

Alex Reimer
Alex Reimer
Master of science
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