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SINTEF Industry (Oslo) and SINTEF Ocean (Trondheim). The position is affiliated with the research group Harvest . The PhD position is within marine biodegradation of polymers used for materials used
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SFI Harvest SFI Harvest brings together pioneering shipowners, key technology providers, large producers of raw materials and feed for the aquaculture sector, stakeholders, SINTEF Ocean, and other
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Innovation Centre (NAPIC), concentrating on aluminum products and processes. NAPIC is a synergistic collaboration between industry powerhouses Hydro, NTNU, SINTEF, and Sintef Raufoss Manufacturing (SRM). Its
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at the Department of Chemical Engineering and SINTEF BTN’s gas fermentation laboratory will be used in the project along with input from the industry partner. The results of the project are expected to be published
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development and suppression in FRIC - Fire Research and Innovation Centre, in Trondheim (www.fric.no/en ). FRIC was established in Trondheim by RISE Fire Research (www.risefr.com ), SINTEF (www.sintef.no/en
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development and suppression in FRIC - Fire Research and Innovation Centre, in Trondheim (www.fric.no/en ). FRIC was established in Trondheim by RISE Fire Research (www.risefr.com ), SINTEF (www.sintef.no/en
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Sciences at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in collaboration with the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) and SINTEF Energy for the FME NorthWind: Norwegian Research Centre
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of Chemical Engineering and SINTEF BTN’s gas fermentation laboratory will be used in the project along with input from the industry partner. The results of the project are expected to be published in scientific
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, like pressure, liquid composition, flow dynamics, rector design and operation. Laboratory equipment and computational resources at the Department of Chemical Engineering and SINTEF BTN’s gas fermentation
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(SFI-IB, https://sfi-ib.com/ ). The SFI-IB is a research-based innovation centre lead by SINTEF Industry and funded by the Research Council of Norway. The PhD position hosted by the Norwegian Biopolymer