Coronavirus changes travel policies at NTNU
NTNU has introduced travel guidelines in response to the coronavirus.
Research on mental health promotion receives funding
How can we create workplaces that promote positive mental health, [...]
Two employees are charged with contributing to data breach
Two employees at the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (Faculty of Engineering) at NTNU in Trondheim have been charged with a data breach and are also being investigated for unregulated research that may be in violation of export control laws.
“The closest you get to a Nobel-prize within the field of Engineering Cybernetics”
Researchers have worked on the idea of snake robots for more than 30 years, but the greatest breakthrough so far was done by key scientist at NTNU AMOS Professor Kristin Ytterstad Pettersen and her colleagues. In recognition of this work, Pettersen has been awarded the Bode Lecture Prize.
Prestigious EU grant to create the world’s smallest network
Professor Dennis Meier and the research team he leads will create the world's smallest electronic network. Dennis Meier has been awarded the ERC Consolidator Grant to conduct this research.
Professor in Social Work is Appointed Honorary Doctor
Professor Vishanthie Sewpaul at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in [...]
Professor Asle Sudbø recognized for research in physics
Professor Asle Sudbø at the Department of Physics has been [...]
International Chair Edgar Hertwich
Austrian Edgar Hertwich is NTNU’s new International Chair and expert [...]
One step further for campus
The City Council has decided on the planning programme for [...]