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NTVA

The Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences (NTVA) is an independent organization that was founded in 1955. The Academy is a member of the Council of Academies of Engineering (CAETS) and of the European Council of Applied Sciences and Engineering (Euro-CASE).

 

OBJECTIVES

The objectives of the Academy are to

    • promote research, education and development within the fields of technology and the natural sciences
    • stimulate international cooperation within these fields
    • promote the understanding of technology and natural sciences among the authorities and the public

to the benefit of  Norwegian society and industrial development in Norway.

 

MEMBERS

  • distinguished scientists and industrial leaders in Norway and abroad
  • the total number of members is 400
  • there is no membership fee

 

MAIN ACTIVITIES

The main activities of NTVA are

  • regular meetings for members in Trondheim and Oslo
  • national and international seminars and symposia
  • expert studies and workshops on selected topics, development of policy recommendations
  • international cooperation (CAETS and Euro-CASE)
  • publications of The Annual Report, Seminar and Project Reports, etc.

 

FUNDING

NTVA receives contributions to its operations from the Research Council of Norway, The industrial fund of NTNU and from a number of industrial companies and research institutions.

The annual budget for normal operation is approximately NOK 2 million. Some projects are funded separately.

 

CURRENT EVENTS - SEMINAR AND PROJECT

International seminar in Oslo 11 - 12 June 1998
Seminar in Trondheim 15 - 16 October 1998
  • Engineering and Science Education
Both a national project and a project in cooperation with CAETS
  • Russian - Norwegian Cooperation on Safety and Reliability of Complex Technical Systems
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