Innovation Resources
Innovation Resources
– Our resources and collaboration with business and industry
Looking for collaboration, expertise or researcher support?
Many research communities at NTNU have strong and well-developed collaboration and partnership with the business community and the public sector in organized research training, student projects, exchange of knowledge and specific skills. Please find help for collaboration, how to get in touch with research groups and students, and about international researcher support:
Collaboration with NTNU
Find helpful information about how your business or organization can work together with NTNU.
Academic environments and expertise
Gain access to expertise and meeting places at NTNU for exchange of specialized knowledge.
Collaboration with students
Find NTNU students in relevant and exciting programmes of study for academic cooperation.
International Researchers Support
Counselling services for researchers and the international community at NTNU.
Contact
Contact us about innovation resources and collaboration with business and industry:
- NTNU in Trondheim: Arild Smolan
- NTNU in Gjøvik: Christian Forø
- NTNU in Ålesund: Kirsti Brekke
Resources
NTNU’s entrepreneurship ecosystem (services and resources) within collaboration with the working world and the business sector.
For students and employees
At Innsida (intranet) you will find:
- Students: Start a Business (Innsida)
- Employees: Research-based Innovation (Innsida)
- TTO – NTNU Technology Transfer AS has changed address: Dybdahlsgården, 2. etg., Dybdahls veg 3-5, N-7051 Trondheim, Norway. Show in map.
Innovation managers at NTNU
NTNU has appointed 15 innovation managers to help transform more research into benefits in practice.
News about innovation
NTNU has been commissioned by the Ministry of Education and Research to investigate how universities contribute to innovation in business and the public sector. The report "How Universities Contribute to Innovation: A Literature Review-based Analysis" identifies key contributions in the scientific literature and provides insights on political implications.
One of Europe’s most innovative universities
NTNU is #56 at Reuters’ top 100 list of most innovative universities in Europe. Criteria for the list are total patents filed, success rate and commercial impact.
Gemini Research Magazine
News about innovation at NTNU and SINTEF.
Knowledge-Based Innovation
NTNU appointed 15 innovation managers to help transform more research into benefits in practice:
NTNU Strategic Programme for Knowledge-Based Innovation (SKI)
Number one ranking in the world
Top marks for NTNU in partnership with a single industry collaborator: SINTEF.
Impact
DAMVAD Analytics report Economic impact of research collaborations with NTNU (pdf): Companies that have collaborated with NTNU have experienced an additional revenue growth, created more jobs and have invested more than other comparable companies.
Management
Pro-Rector for Innovation
Pro-Rector for Innovation Toril A. Nagelhus Hernes leads NTNU’s efforts to promote innovation, and is responsible for maintaining strategic collaborative relationships with businesses and industry on a regional national and international level.
Vice-Rector in Gjøvik Gro Iren Kvanli Dæhlin epresent and position NTNU as an institution for regional working life.
Vice-Rector in Ålesund Annik Magerholm Fet represent and position NTNU as an institution for regional working life.