The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Ålesund is seeking suppliers for an auxiliary research vessel that will serve as a floating research center. This vessel will play a crucial role in ocean space research, focusing on areas such as autonomy, ship traffic control, sea safety
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The Norwegian Ocean Technology Center is seeking suppliers for mobile pressure chambers, which are transportable units designed for use in diving accidents. This procurement aims to fulfill safety requirements for operations and maintenance at the center, located in Tyholt, and to support diving ope
NTNU is seeking a service provider for the ongoing collection, disposal, and management of waste. This contract involves receiving waste from NTNU and ensuring its proper handling and treatment. Suppliers should be prepared to manage various types of waste and comply with relevant regulations. The d
The Institute for Building and Environmental Engineering at NTNU is seeking external expertise to assist with research on optimizing value in large-scale projects. This opportunity involves collaboration with industry professionals to enhance project outcomes. The total budget for this project is 4
The Institute for Building and Environmental Engineering at NTNU is seeking external industry partners to assist with research focused on the theme of 'Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence in Mega Projects.' This opportunity involves collaboration on innovative solutions that enhance the integ
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Apply for up to £26.25 million in MRC funding over 14 years to establish a centre of research excellence addressing complex health challenges.
UKRI is funding empirical research to establish reliable estimates of the economic and social returns on R&D investments to guide public and private sector decision-making.
Grants up to £200,000 available for early-stage, high-risk environmental research projects without requiring preliminary data, running for up to two years.
