News & events 2016
News and events at NTNU AMOS in 2016
Moan-Faltinsen Best Paper Awards
Pictures: Left photo from the left: Naiquan Ye, Prof. Torgeir Moan, Ming Song, Prof. Sverre Steen, Prof. Odd M. Faltinsen and Prof. Zhen Gao. Right photo from the left: Peng Li and Prof. Odd M. Faltinsen. Photos: Kun Xu, NTNU, December 2016.
Prof. Kristin Y. Pettersen is the first Norwegian woman to become an IEEE fellow
Kristin Y. Pettersen becomes the first female Norwegian IEEE fellow. (23 November 2016, photo by Kai T. Dragland, NTNU)Prof. Asgeir J. Sørensen receives the SOBENA International Award
The 2016 SOBENA award. (November 2016, copyright NTNU)Two new autonomous underwater vehicles at NTNU AMOS and the AUR-lab
One of the two new AUVs: Harald. (Early November 2016, photos by Trygve O. Fossum, NTNU)Prof. Torgeir Moan is awarded the Davidson Medal
From the left: SNAME Vice-president Prof. Apostolos Papanikolaou, Prof. Torgeir Moan and SNAME president Mr. Joseph Comer. (3 November 2016, copyright Sergio Pantoja/SNAME)
Presentations from NTNU AMOS Days now online
NTNU AMOS employees, associates and partners at NTNU AMOS Days 27 October 2016. Photo by Annika Bremvåg, NTNU.Prof. Martin Ludvigsen wins the Kom Award!
Prof. Martin Ludvigsen received the Kom-award from the Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology. (26 October 2016, copyright NTNU)Open talk: underwater safari with professors
Dokkhuset in TrondheimNTNU AMOS researchers on a pioneering research campaign
Researchers from NTNU AMOS on NTNU’s research vessel Gunnerus. (17 October 2016, photo by Roger Skjetne, NTNU)Certified ScrumMaster Course for NTNU AMOS PhD candidates and spin-off companies
Participants of the ScrumMaster course 11-12 October 2016. (Photo by Roger Skjetne, NTNU)PhD candidate Siri H. Mathisen blogs about the field landing of drones
Siri in front of NTNU's main building. (10 October 2016, copyright NTNU)Wants to get rid of salmon lice with gigantic aquaculture structure
The aquaculture structure that SalMar is now building in China is so big that the Goliat-platform would fit in it. (9 October 2016, copyright Salmar/NTB Scanpix)Test site for unmanned vessels opens - NTNU AMOS Director and Professor Asgeir J. Sørensen comments
This is how unmanned ships may look in the future. (1 October 2016, copyright Kongsberg Seatex)
NTNU AMOS PhD candidate presents her research at Researcher Grand Prix 2016
Siri H. Mathisen presents her research at this year's Researcher Grand Prix in Trondheim. (29 September 2016, copyright NTNU)
NTNU AMOS professors help organise the third Offshore Structural Reliability Conference
Some of the conference participants. (September 2016, photo by Marius Vervik)NTNU AMOS postdoc Kim L. Sørensen interviewed on icing
Skywalker Technology X8 Flying Wing. (Photo by Kim L. Sørensen, NTNU)
New associated project at NTNU AMOS: Real-time hybrid model testing for extreme marine environments
There is a new associated project at NTNU AMOS: Real-time hybrid model testing for extreme marine environments. Contact person at NTNU AMOS is Prof. Roger Skjetne.
Reports from the Oden Icebreaker Research Cruise
NTNU team in front of the Oden icebreaker. (21 August 2016, copyright NTNU)
NTNU AMOS researchers receive the NOWITECH Innovation Award 2016
From the left: NTNU AMOS PhD candidate Thomas Sauder, NTNU AMOS Adj. Ass. Prof. Erin E. Bachynski, MARINTEK researcher Maxime Thys, PhD candidate Valentin Chabaud from NTNU's Dept. of Marine Technology, committee chair Oddbjørn Malmo from Kongsberg Maritime and John Olav Tande from SINTEF Energy Research. (16 June 2016, photo by Hans Christian Bolstad, SINTEF)
NTNU AMOS spin-off company Eelume receives the GCE Subsea Upcoming Company of the Year Award 2016
From the left: Hars Erik Berge (UTF), Trond Lægreid (Sparebanken Vest), Kristin Y. Pettersen (NTNU AMOS and Eelume), Asle J. Hovda (Eelume) and Owe Hagesæther (GCE Subsea). (14 June 2016, photo by Tove Lise Mossestad)PhD graduate Arnt G. Fredriksen named Europe's most talented engineer
Arnt G. Fredriksen is Europe's most talented engineer. (3 June 2016, photo by Liv Kari Hanseteen)The IEEE Control Systems Magazine interviews NTNU AMOS Professor Thor I. Fossen
Thor I. Fossen (People in Control). IEEE Control Systems, 2016, Volume: 36, Issue: 3, Pages: 21 - 24.
Read the interview: DOI 10.1109/MCS.2016.2536038
NTNU AMOS advisor Prof. Moan graduates his 75th PhD candidate
From the left: Prof. Torgeir Moan, Dr Lin Li and Prof. Zhen Gao. (31 May 2016, photo by Jon Are Nilsen, NTNU)
NTNU AMOS spin-off company Eelume to develop snake robot for subsea maintenance
Subsea snake robots: inspection and intervention. (18 April 2016, copyright Eelume)Snake robots to revolutionize subsea maintenance
From the left: Dr Pål Liljebäck (Eelume and NTNU AMOS), Prof. Kristin Y. Pettersen (Eelume and NTNU AMOS), Bjørn Jalving (Kongsberg Maritime) and Elisabeth B. Kvalheim (Statoil). (18 April 2016, photo by Glen Musk, Adresseavisen)
NTNU AMOS researchers and colleagues find life in the polar night
NTNU AMOS researchers and colleagues discover new eco systems. (February 2016, photo by Geir Johnsen, NTNU)NTNU AMOS researchers test new technology for underwater operations at Svalbard
Side scan of the shipwreck in Trygghamna, taken by the autonomous underwater vehicle REMUS 100 in September 2015. (3 February 2016, copyright NTNU AUR-lab)Cross-disciplinary team from NTNU AMOS and UiT discover that textbooks have to be revised
A cross-disciplinary team from NTNU AMOS and the Arctic University of Norway (UiT) went on a research cruise together and discovered new knowledge which suggests that textbooks have to be revised.