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NOWITECH Innovation Award 2016

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John Olav Giæver Tande
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Published: 18. Apr 2016 | Last edited: 16. Apr 2025
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Nominations for the NOWITECH Innovation Award 2016 are invited. Self nomination is encouraged.

More information on NOWITECh Innovation Award

Invitation

Please submit the nomination for the NOWITECH Innovation Award by 31. May to Senior Project Coordinator Randi Aukan – randi.aukan@sintef.no.

The winner of the NOWITECH Innovation Award will be announced at NOWITECH Innovation Day  15 June in Trondheim

NOWITECH Innovation Award: The winners are….

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