Health and Life Sciences - Strategic Research Area

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NTNU Health and Life Science

NTNU Health and Life Science

Strategic Research Area 2024–2031

About Health and Life Science

NTNU Health and Life Science contributes to health research in light of environmental impacts and technological developments, with the goal of higher quality of life and better health services for people in all stages of life.

At NTNU, we develop new technologies and methods promoting public health and medical innovation, including better diagnostics, treatment, and prevention of diseases. We seek to increase knowledge on how the physical, mental, and social environment creates disease and promotes health, leading to effective health-promoting and preventive measures. Our researchers have a holistic approach to health, where good health is reflected in the interaction and interdependence between people, animals, and nature. 

Funding for researchers Spring 2026

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Centres and networks at NTNU

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Gemini Centres

Gemini Centres

Gemini centres are a strategic collaboration between research groups from NTNU, SINTEF, Univeristy of Oslo, St. Olavs Hospital, and NTNU Samfunnsforskning (NTNU Social Research).

Clinical Academic Groups

Clinical Academic Groups

Through Clinical Academic Groups (CAGs), the Liaison Committee for education, research, and innovation between the Central Norway Regional Health Authority and NTNU stimulates professional collaboration across sectors, with the goal of better healthcare services.