Projects
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Projects

Research projects funded by NTNU Health. The projects work in interdisciplinary teams with participants from several faculties at NTNU, trying to solve health challenges through scientific collaboration.
Research area: Health promotion, prevention and empowerment
Projects:
- Exergaming for active healthy agening and rehabilitation
- Urban environments to increase health and well-being
- Physical activity behaviour and sleep
- Caregiving and literature as remedium
Research area: Diagnostics and therapy
Projects:
- Model based, noninvasive diagnosis of coronary artery disease with 3D ultrasound and CT
- DrugLogics: Rational development of anti-cancer drug combinations
- Inhibition of bacterial mutagenesis and attacking new antibacterial targets with novel peptides and small molecules
- Computational sepsis mining and modelling
- In-Motion: Early diagnosis of cerebral palsy
- Tailored alginate hydrogel microbeads: Reducing immune responses that hamper their use in cell therapy
- Machine learning to tailor treatments in mental health
Research area: ICT-systems, welfare technology and organization of health services
Projects:
- Hospital architecture
- Health inequalities and technology
- Logistics structure and control of Norwegian healthcare logistics
- Improved patient flow and resource utilisation at St. Olavs hospital
- Platforms for healthcare and welfare services in municipalities
- New Public Management in healthcare
- Configuration of patient data
- Coordination and resource allocation in complex health systems, the case of multimorbid patients
Popular science projects
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Arendalsuka 2022
Video from Arendalsuka (Norwegian):
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Arrangert av NTNU Helse og SINTEF Digital 17 August 2022.