Centres for Research-based Innovation
Norwegian Centre of Excellence SFF
NTNU's four Centres of Excellence
Ordningen "Sentre for fremragende forskning (SFF)" skal stimulere norske forskningsmiljøer til å etablere sentre viet langsiktig, grunnleggende forskning på høyt internasjonalt nivå, og har som mål å heve kvaliteten på norsk forskning. | |
Tre av NTNUs forskningsmiljøer har status som Senter for fremragende forskning:
NTNU hosts 3 SFFs
CAC – Centre for Algorithms of the Cortex with research on how the neurons in the cerebral cortex work together (2023-2033).
PoreLab – Porous Media Laboratory calculates fluid flow in porous media. CoE PoreLab is shared between NTNU and UiO – University of Oslo (2017-2027).
QuSpin – Center for Low Dissipation Quantum Spintronics will create a revolution in low power communication technology (2017-2027).
NTNU is partner in 3 SFFs
CBC – Center for Biomedical Computing develops simulation technologies for physical processes in human health. Simula Research Laboratory hosts the Centre.
ESOP – Centre for the study of Equality, Social Organization and Performance studies economic policy, growth, development, income, employment, welfare. UiO – University of Oslo hosts the Centre.
MultiLing – Center for Multilingualism in Society across the Lifespan, UiO – University of Oslo hosts the Centre (2013-2024).
Former SFF
NTNU has hosted 7 SFFs
AMOS – Centre for Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems (2002-2023)
CBD – Centre for Biodiversity Dynamics (2013-2023)
CBM – Centre for the Biology of Memory (2002-2013)
CEMIR – Centre for Molecular Inflammation Research (2013-2024)
CeSOS – Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures (2002-2013)
CNC – Centre for Neural Computation (2013-2023)
Q2S – Center for Quantifiable Quality of Service in Communication Systems (2002-2013)
NTNU has been partner in 1 SFF
BCSS – Birkeland Centre for Space Science (2013-2023)