Gemini Centres
The objective of the Gemini Centres is to develop large scientific groups of higher quality than either of the partners could manage to build up on its own. There is an international demand for first-class scientific groups on the part of both project sponsors and students. For this reason, the Gemini Centres have adopted the following vision:
To be an international joint force at the leading edge of research.
Gemini Centres:
Materials and Energy
Contact: Geir M. Haarberg
Road and Transport
Contact: Harald Norem
Energy and Climatixation in Buildings
Contact: Sten Olaf Hanssen
Applied Refridgeration
Contact: Trygve Eikevik
Marine Structural Engineering
Contact: Stig Berge
Electrical Energy and Energy Systems
Contact: Halsten Aastebøl
Robust Materials Selection and Design - Offshore Applications
Contact: Roy Johnsen
Acoustic Researc Center
Contact: Peter Svensson
Underground Technology
Contact: Terje Malvik and Asbjørn Hovd
Health Services Research
Contact: Jon Magnussen
Better Resource Utilization of Oil and Gas - BRU
Contact: Martin Landrø
Transmission Electron Microscopy - TEM
Contact: Randi Holmestad
Fisheries Technology
Contact: Harald Ellingsen
Sustainable Architecture and Property (pdf)
Contact: Geir K. Hansen
PV-Solar Cell Materials
Contact: Otto Lohne and Turid W. Reenaas
Advanced Robotics
Contact: Terje Lien
KinCat - Petrochemistry and Catalysis
Contact: Anders Holmen
Medical Microbiology
Contact: Kåre Bergh
Reliability and Safety Studies - ROSS
Contact: Marvin Rausand and Jan Hovden
SINTEF
NTNU works closely with SINTEF, the largest independent research institute in Scandinavia. SINTEF draws technological expertise to Trondheim.
NTNU and SINTEF cooperate on staff, equipment, laboratories and research. This partnership started over 50 years ago and has resulted in many advances for society.
Read more about the partnership between NTNU and SINTEF.