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Ask Knut — a system for finding and identifying ice
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik | Foto: synlig.noIn the Arctic, several hundred different types of ice exist, each with its own characteristics and designation. A new app aims to make it possible to map different types of ice in record time, even for non-experts.The app...
NTNU Discovery announces NOK 8 millions for commercialisation projects
Tekst: Anne-Lise AakervikPreliminary project + Top funding for Milestone projects The Research Council of Norway 2021PRE-PROJECT To stimulate increased innovation activity, NTNU Discovery will, as before, award preliminary projects of up to NOK 200,000 for...
Digital help provides good cyber hygiene
A research article on the wax moth caterpillar got three entrepreneurs thinking. The caterpillar eats plastic and leaves behind a substance that can be used for biofuel. Marine pollution and contaminated plastic is one of the biggest environmental challenges...
New method in record time during corona crises
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik Foto: Geir Morgen/NTNUA spike in corona virus testing in the spring of 2020 led to St. Olavs Hospital almost running out of testing reagents. The shortage spurred a unique interdisciplinary research project at NTNU, where they developed a...
Algorithms may prevent online sexual abuse
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik Foto: synlig.noReports indicate that the number of cases involving online sexual abuse of children has increased by almost 50 percent in five years. Researchers at NTNU Gjøvik have developed algorithms that may help reveal planned online...
The main project call for autumn 2020 is canceled
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik Foto: synlig.noThe managment group in NTNU Discovery has decided to cancel the autumn's main project call. Due to a strong increase in applications for pre-projects in 2020, the managment group wants to secure sufficient funding to support...
A journey with Blueye
Tekst: Anne-Lise AakervikFoto: synlig.no When she was a little girl, Christine Spiten used to stick her head under water to explore all the fantastic life she found down there. At an early age, she dreamed of giving people “eyes” under water. And now she has, with...
Want to teach the world to speak
Tekst: Anne-Lise AakervikFoto: synlig.no Sounds Good is now Capeesh and takes aim to become the preferred digital language learning tool, tailored to its users’ unique needs. In 2015, we wrote about two language researchers at NTNU, Professor Jacques Koreman...
Extracting large objects from the stomach
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik Foto: synlig.noExperiences from the Department of Gastric Surgery at St. Olav's Hospital led surgeons Ystgaard, Storli and Rekstad to develop a new instrument that makes it easier to extract knives, forks and other large objects patients...
Reveals initial calcification
Tekst: Anne-Lise AakervikFoto: synlig.no Earlybird er en NTNU-utviklet ultralydteknologi som enkelt og kostnadseffektivt kan diagnostisere perifer arteriell sykdom på et tidlig stadium. Perifer arteriell sykdom er en svært utbredt sykdom med over 200 millioner...
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Jan Hassel
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Håvard Wiebe
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