A closer look at Norwegian ingenuity.
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284recordsThe role of AI for drug discovery in healthcare
Page date: Published 13 Feb 2025; updated 25 Mar 2026. 2 min read.
The stormy North Sea is the birthplace of a complete value chain for floating offshore wind
Page date: Published 12 Oct 2022; updated 30 Sep 2026. 4 min read.
The uses of LiDAR in offshore wind energy
Page date: Published 11 Feb 2025; updated 30 Sep 2026. 3 min read.
The world’s largest underwater restaurant offers more than just seafood
Page date: Published 24 Mar 2023; updated 21 Sep 2026. 4 min read.
The world’s most kissed girl
The article traces the development of the Resusci Anne CPR training manikin by Norwegian entrepreneur Åsmund Lærdal. It says Lærdal first built a toy business using flexible PVC and later worked with…
These industrial parks lead the way for a circular economy
The article presents Norwegian industrial parks as places where companies share infrastructure, energy and materials, with local hydropower as an advantage. It profiles three sites and their…
TicketCo: Europe’s leading sports ticketing platform, Made in Norway
The article profiles Norwegian company TicketCo and says it serves football clubs and event organizers across Europe. Its cloud platform combines ticketing, access control and digital payments. The…
Time is ripe for Norwegian digital healthcare in the UK
Page date: Published 19 Sep 2024; updated 25 Mar 2026. 4 min read.
Time to market: different solutions for establishing a data centre
The Invest in Norway article sorts data-centre entry options by the time capacity is needed. Its indicative timelines are: data-centre-as-a-service, 3–6 months from decision; build-to-suit or…
Transforming offshore experience into floating wind expertise
Page date: Published 24 Jun 2024; updated 30 Sep 2026. 2 min read.
Translating a prototype into a commercial medical ultrasound device
The article follows engineer Kjell Kristoffersen’s work on bringing Bjørn Angelsen’s Pulsed Echo Doppler Flowmeter (PEDOF), an ultrasound tool for measuring blood flow, from laboratory prototypes…
Transporting offshore wind turbines
Page date: Published 22 Aug 2024; updated 30 Sep 2026. 2 min read.
Tunable’s gas-sensing technology: Made in Norway
Page date: Published 15 Jan 2025; updated 25 Mar 2026. 3 min read.
Using drones for offshore wind turbine inspection
Page date: Published 20 Jan 2025; updated 30 Sep 2026. 2 min read.
Using innovation to reduce microplastic pollution from fast fashion
Page date: Published 24 Mar 2023; updated 21 Sep 2026. 4 min read.
Using life science to create high-value products from marine residuals
Blue-health examples: Arctic Bioscience uses herring roe, formerly discarded during processing, for pharmaceutical and supplement compounds including its omega-3 phospholipid extract Romega. Marealis…
Vast Norwegian expertise perfect for floating solar
Floating solar consists of panel arrays on floating structures, deployed offshore or on inland water. The article presents water-based installations as a response to land constraints near cities, with…
Versatile Norwegian wood grows in sustainable uses
The article says forests cover about one-third of Norway and that 43% of productive forest area consists of mature trees ready for harvest. It says nearly all Norwegian forest land is certified by PEFC…
Vianode: High-performance, sustainable anode graphite, Made in Norway
Page date: Published 30 Sep 2025; updated 30 Sep 2026. 2 min read.
VXTR Norwegian-grown plants and NoNa® native plants
VXTR says it grows plants adapted to Norwegian conditions at a Froland nursery site established by the Norwegian government in 1941. VXTR was formed in 2023 by bringing Reiersøl Nursery and three other…
Wake effects and how they impact wind turbine performance
Page date: Published 21 Jan 2025; updated 30 Sep 2026. 3 min read.
What are ROVs and how are they used in offshore wind?
Page date: Published 19 Dec 2024; updated 30 Sep 2026. 2 min read.
What are the health effects of noise from wind turbines?
The article gives typical turbine sound levels of 35–45 dB at 300 metres and 60–80 dB at close range, and identifies gearbox/generator noise and aerodynamic blade noise as sources. It says amplitude…
What are the main components of a wind turbine?
Page date: Published 10 Jul 2025; updated 30 Sep 2026. 3 min read.