Latest updates from SFI BLUES
- 2021 Annual Report
SFI BLUES is in its third year, and the 2021 Annual Report is now ready. - PhD Candidate within Marine Hydrodynamics
The Department of Marine Technology has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate within marine hydrodynamics related to the topic: Wave and current load effects of moored closed aquaculture cages. - Webinar: Floating structures for the next generation of ocean industries
Last week Centre Director Vegard Øgård Aksnes presented SFI BLUES at a Blue Economy webinar. Watch the recording here! - Open post doc position at NGI
Are you interested in developing a soil-structure interaction framework for mooring lines and anchors subjected to cyclic loading? Do you want to be a part of ground-breaking research contributing to the next generation of floating structures for renewable energy (wind and solar), aquaculture and coastal infrastructure? - New PhD and post doc students in SFI BLUES
Several new PhD students and post docs have started after the summer - Floating structures for the next generation of ocean industries
With a changing climate it is time for change. - Sébastien Laflèche is the first PhD-student in SFI BLUES
Sébastien Laflèche first PhD-student in SFI BLUES. He started in January 2021 - SFI BLUES – A new centre for research-based innovation on novel floating structures
Floating offshore wind turbines, floating solar power plants, offshore aquaculture, floating bridges and floating cities – what do these structures have in common? And what is SFI BLUES all about?