Droplets and deep learning
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are becoming a part of our everyday life in the form of self-driving cars or smart (digital) assistants. Here, we used artificial intelligence for detecting droplets, recorded with high-speed imaging, to speed up the entire analysis process.
Inventor of the NTNU Corona test method: Q&A with Sulalit Bandyopadhyay
Sulalit Bandyopadhyay and his team invented the NTNU Corona test method in collaboration with Magnar Bjørås’ team at the Department fo Clinical and Molecular Medicine. The test is now being widely used, not only nationally but also abroad.
Norsk sokkel: Slik gjør vi den til Europas grønne muskel
Bygger vi plattformbaserte varianter av Danmarks planlagte kunstige «energiøy», kan Norge få en lederposisjon som leverandør av nullutslippsdrivstoff og havbasert vindkraft. Dette blogginnlegget ble først publisert som debattinnlegg i Dagens Næringsliv 10.08.2021 Vår nabo Danmark vil bygge verdens første kunstige «energiøy». Den skal bli knutepunkt…
Unwanted material on solid surfaces
Fouling is the accumulation of unwanted material on solid surfaces. It comes in many forms: corrosion, particulate fouling (dust), precipitation fouling (scaling) or biofouling, among others.
To deal with the climate crisis we need to break our social bubbles
To deal with urgent global challenges, such as climate change, we need to communicate outside our usual social groups
Is weight loss toxic to tiny top athletes?
The NTNU-led research project COAST IMPACT aims to assess the impact of pollution and disease on migratory shorebirds.
Research gives new business possibilities for students
One and half year ago, four young scholars from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology started Skarv Technologies AS, a company delivering software- and hardware solutions for marine autonomous robotic systems. Among the four founders, are Nansen Legacy postdoctoral fellow Petter Norgren and Nansen Legacy PhD student Tore Mo-Bjørkelund.
Spør en forsker: Er det riktig at all energi og informasjon i universet hverken oppstår eller forsvinner?
I dette blogginnlegget svarer professor Iver Håkon Brevik ved Institutt for energi- og prosessteknikk på et spørsmål om energi og informasjon i universet.
Running the nanomaterials lab: Q&A with Ingrid Hallsteinsen
Q&A with Ingrid Hallsteinsen who is an associate professor at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. She joined NTNU in November 2020.
Spør en forsker: Hvis jorda roterer østover, vil det da ta kortere tid å fly vestover?
I dette blogginnlegget svarer professor Michael Kachelriess ved Institutt for fysikk på et spørsmål om jordas rotasjon.