Laboratories
NTNU has more than 100 laboratories. Many of them are national resources. Most of the laboratories are used both in research and teaching.
Cleaning up CO2 - ENGAS Lab Facilities
- Building a wireless city - Wireless Trondheim
- A tunnel used for experiments on everything from oilrig equipment, to speed-skating suits, to bridge structures and components - Aerodynamics Laboratory
- NTNU Sealab - working with aquaculture, fisheries and the processing of marine resources.
Other selected laboratories
Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Humanities
Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology
- Driving Simulator , Norwegian Centre for Studies of Road User Behaviour
- Structural Impact Laboratory
- Combustion Technology Laboratory
- Refrigeration Engineering Laboratory
- Dewatering and Food Engineering Laboratory
- Energy and Indoor Environment Laboratory
- Multiphase Flow Laboratory
- Hydro Power Laboratory
- Aerodynamics Lab
- Micro Flow Laboratory
- The Ocean Basin Laboratory
- The Towing Tanks
- The Cavitation Laboratory
- Marine Structures Laboratory
- The Machine Laboratory (Marine Technology)
- Multiphase Flow Technology Laboratory
- Virtual Reality Lab
- The Hydraulic Laboratory
- Hydrological field stations
- The Water Treatment laboratories
- Environmental Gas Management Research Infrastructure
Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology
Faculty of Medicine
- Laboratory for movement analysis
- The Nord-Trøndelag health study (HUNT)
- MR laboratory
Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art
- Solar Skin Wall
NTNU Nanolab
NTNU NanoLab is in the process of establishing laboratories with state-of-the-art infrastructure, open for all researchers at the university interested in nanotechnological research. The laboratories for synthesis, structuring and characterization will be located in the close vicinity to each other. It is hoped that this will contribute to a strengthening of the cross-disciplinary approach to nanotechnology.
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