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    Clean energy: Make a difference with other young NTNU researchers

    written by Qiaoqiao Wang
    Clean energy: Make a difference with other young NTNU researchers

    Are you a young researcher working in the field of clean energy? Are you interested in meeting other young researchers from different disciplines working in the clean energy topics? Then you should check out the NTNU Young Researcher Clean Energy Forum, and join the next symposium.

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    Spitting Gold to Strengthen Steels

    by Sølvi Waterloo Normannsen 21 October, 2019

    Christian Oen Paulsen went by way of gold to bring our understanding of steel one step further.

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    Exploring the Hazards of Drone Icing

    by Richard Hann 14 October, 2019

    Icing of drones is a severe hazard that significantly limits the usage of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles. Researchers conducted experiments in an icing wind…

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    Tasty Cement Recipes with Nano-Spices for Oil and Gas Wells

    by Narjes Jafariesfad 9 October, 2019

    Are you interested in cooking and trying new recipes? Then working with cement can be also an interesting subject for you. Working with cement…

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    Insect wings teach us about the super repellent state

    by Wenwu Ding 3 October, 2019

    How is it that some insects are capable of keeping its wings clean? Knowledge on this applied in the nano lab can help us…

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  • University Life

    8 reasons why you should take a year abroad in China

    by Qiaoqiao Wang 1 October, 2019

    Did you know that China has the third largest population of international students, right behind the US and the UK? Have you ever considered…

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    Betzy is coming, all hands on deck!

    by Einar N. Jensen 30 September, 2019

    So it’s that time of the decade again, when everyone gets their hands dirty and start preparing for the arrival of a new supercomputer.…

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  • Materials Science

    Digging Deep for Damage and Failure

    by Sølvi Waterloo Normannsen 10 September, 2019

    Four years ago, Bjørn Håkon Frodal submerged into the microstructures of aluminium alloys. Now he has emerged with new knowledge on how to predict the behaviour of elements impossible to see with the naked eye.

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  • Physics

    Help us name a solar system

    by Thais Mothe-Diniz 6 September, 2019

    Norway has been given the task of naming a solar system located in the constellation of Ursa Major, located in our galaxy. The star and a planet in this solar system currently have only catalog names, but the Norwegian children and teenagers are now invited to suggest better names for them.

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