Photo (Kim L. Sørensen, AMOS/NTNU): Skywalker Technology X8 Flying Wing. (December 2015)

Video by SAMS, 3 December 2015

IEEE fellowship is a rare distinction that just a few, selected persons receive, who have distinguished themselves extraordinally in their respective field.

Picture: AMOS Director Prof. Asgeir J. Sørensen comments on the current situation of the Norwegian oil and gas industry in "Midt-Norsk Olje & Gass". (November 2015)

Photo (Marintek): JAMSTEC visit AMOS/NTNU and Marintek. (25 November 2015)

Photo (Julia Zhogina): NTNU and AMOS sign two agreements with the University of Delaware (UD) at the Transatlantic Science Week 4-6 November 2015 in Boston. From the left: Mark Moline, Kari Melby, Ingvald Strømmen, Asgeir J. Sørensen.

Photo (Higraff/KonTiki2): The KonTiki2 expedition crew at the beginning of their journey. (1 November 2015)

Together with Kongsberg, NTNU will establish the world's first professorship in Big Data Cybernetics that combines the fields of chemometrics and cybernetics.

Photo (Matej Krpan): Breaking the Surface 2015 participants. (8 October 2015)

Photo (Martin Ludvigsen, NTNU): the research crew. (September 2015)

The recently founded AMOS spin-off company Blueye Robotics will develop an underwater drone that will be so affordable and easy to use that everyone will be able to explore the sea ground with them.

Read about it in Adresseavisen: Tar Trondheim ut av oljealderen (26 August 2015)

Adresseavisen also crowns the company as one of 12 new companies to watch out for: 12 nye selskaper du må se opp for (8 September 2015)

Read a commentary by its director on the future of the blue economy: Maritim næring – Kanskje Norges mest fornybare ressurs! (30 January 2015)

AMOS/NTNU is participating in the Rapid Environment Picture (REP) exercise in Portugal during July 2015. The primary organizers are the University of Porto (LSTS) and the Marinha Portuguesa. 

Professors from AMOS and the Department of Engineering Cybernetics are leading a new Knowledge-Building Project for Industry that will study collision avoidance for advanced ships.

The AUTOSEA project is sponsored by the Research Council of Norway with DNV GL, Kongsberg Maritime and Maritime Robotics as industry partners.

Find more information in Kongsberg Maritime's press release from 2 June 2015

Check out the project's webpage

AMOS’ spin-off company Norwegian Subsea AS with AMOS graduate Dr Fredrik Dukan as the CEO is stimulating progress.

Maritim Elektronikk reports: Avanserte algoritmer løser navigeringsproblem (May 2015)

Prof. Oleksandr Tymokha was elected Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. This very prestigious position is hotly contested in the Eastern world, Russia and China. (6 March 2015)

Photo (Geir Johnsen): The researchers found species they didn't know existed in the sea around the arctic Norwegian island Svalbard. (5 February 2015)