Faculty of Science and Technology

EEG measurements are essential for understanding brain activity, but traditional methods struggle to localize deep and weakly measurable signals. Through new mathematical approaches, it is possible to…

The International Erasmus+ project GreenCA – “Greening Water Education for Sustainable Development in Central Asia” (Project No. 101235515) has officially launched at the University of Niš in Serbia.

How can we ensure smarter building solutions in the face of a rapidly changing climate? As Europe accelerates its transition toward a climate-neutral building stock, the need for accessible, reliable …

New research from The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) shows how robust robotic systems can support both food production and bioenergy in challenging tropical farming environments.

Molecular modelling and simulation have gained increasing interest across various scientific communities. In the field of batteries, the accurate description of electrolytes and solvents is crucial fo…

How can autonomous robots operate safely in agriculture alongside humans? José Carlos Mayoral Baños at NMBU is teaching robots to detect people and stop when they get too close.

The BatCAT — Battery Cell Assembly Twin project is pleased to announce its upcoming open online training event on On-line characterization within digitalized manufacturing.

PhD degree – Trial Lecture and Public Defence. Erlend Øydvin, Faculty of Science and Technology (REALTEK) will defend his PhD thesis "Refining methods for estimating precipitation using commercial mic…