Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Kelp is an attractive biofuel feedstock, in that it's abundant and grows extremely quickly, although its fuel yields haven't been particularly impressive. That could be about to change, however, thanks to a newly-developed process.

It's important for firefighters to stay in touch with one another during operations, which is of course why they carry two-way radios. Researchers from Norway's SINTEF group, however, are developing a system that could allow users to receive and read text messages hands-free, via their jackets.

Scientists have created ultra-thin graphene-based semi-conductors, which are reportedly flexible, transparent, and cheaper to produce than traditional silicon models.

Research from NTNU is attempting to recognize human speech more accurately by detecting how we use our vocal tract to produce sound.

Norwegian researchers have devised a new way of creating a child-like synthetic voice for children who are unable to speak.

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