iCSI - Centre for Industrial Catalysis Science and Innovation
industrial Catalysis Science and Innovation (iCSI)
– for a competitive and sustainable process industry
iCSI has come to its end and the SFI's achievements are summarised in the Final report:
The Annual Report 2023 is online - this is the last report from iCSI, as 2023 was the last year of the SFI!
This Centre for Research-based Innovation (SFI) targets the land-based chemical process industry in Norway
The iCSI basic vision is to establish an integrated competence and technology platform that promotes world class energy efficiency and optimum raw material utilization. The main objective of iCSI is to boost industrial innovation and competitiveness as well as to provide efficient, low-emission process technology.
This will be done through -
- Improved understanding of the kinetics and chemistry of the catalytic processes of the industrial partners as a basis for performance enhancement and process optimization.
- Synergy between applied and basic research, competence-building and education through interaction between industry, research institutes and universities.
- Development of new materials and methods (experimental and theoretical) that strengthen the industrial value creation and impact the research frontier.
Contact iCSI
Hilde Johnsen Venvik, Professor. Department of Chemical Engineering NTNU, iCSI Centre Director
Email: hilde.j.venvik@ntnu.no
Anne Hoff
iCSi Centre coordinator
Email: annehoff@ntnu.no