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Sustainable Design of Ships for the Future

      5/30/2007


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Sustainable Design of Ships for the Future


The Department of Marine Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), aker yards, rolls royce marine, and DNV have partnered to build an international competence center for research and education on the topic “sustainable design of ships for the future.” The university currently has 5 PhD and 2 postdoctoral fellowships available in the research program that is funded by the three companies and the Norwegian Research Council.

Sustainable Design of Ships for the Future

NTNU’s official description of the program states that it will cover the following:

The research subjects will include both theoretical and applied methods focusing on the following subjects:


Norwegian University of Science and Technology  




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