TrollLabs
PhD Students and Post Docs
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Marius Auflem Industrial PhD Candidate
+47-90917081 mariuauf@stud.ntnu.no -
Stephanie Balters PhD Candidate - Engineering Design and Innovation
stephanie.balters@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Jørgen Blindheim Postdoctoral Fellow
jorgen.blindheim@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Henrikke Dybvik PhD Candidate
+47-+4795417245 henrikke.dybvik@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Jørgen Falck Erichsen Researcher
+47-41646804 jorgen.erichsen@ntnu.no Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering -
Rolf Achim Gerstenberg
achimg@stud.ntnu.no -
Sampsa Matias Ilmari Kohtala PhD Candidate
+47-+4741358744 sampsa.kohtala@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Carlo Kriesi Researcher
carlo.kriesi@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Federico Lozano Assistant Professor II of Innovation
+47-48368583 federico.lozano@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Heikki Sjöman Researcher
heikki.sjoman@ntnu.no Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management -
Kristoffer Bjørnerud Slåttsveen
kristoffer.slattsveen@ntnu.no -
Evangelos Tyflopoulos PhD Candidate
+47-73412623 +47-47730242 evangelos.tyflopoulos@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Håvard Vestad PhD Candidate
+47-97117996 havard.vestad@ntnu.no Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering -
Andreas Simskar Wulvik PhD Candidate
andreas.wulvik@ntnu.no
About TrollLABS
Welcome!
We are a multi-diciplinary research group located at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim.
Our aim is to investigate and improve the process of the early fuzzy front end in any cases of engineering design. With a curious and rapid testing mind-set we deal with topics from prototyping tools and user-involvement to hard-core offshore engineering projects.
In time of technological and social discontinuities, the capability of a company to generate radical new products, services and systems becomes critical. TrollLABS is aiming at understanding the development of radical new ideas in the very early phases of product development - the early fuzzy front end.
TrollLABS is a research and prototyping laboratory, established fall 2014. The lab is located above the Product Realization Lab, with a selection of specialized machinery available to the lab users.
Read more about our projects, courses, publications and team on this simple wikipedia for TrollLABS.
See our on-campus location here!
Click "Publications" below to see our publications.