SINTEF people involved in the project
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Asbjørn MoAsbjørn Mo (born 1959) is MSc from the NTNU (1983) and received his doctorate degree in hydrodynamics from the University of Oslo in 1986. Mo has worked with SINTEF since 1987, and is presently a Principal Scientist with dedicated strategic responsibilities within certain areas. Mo is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Oslo. Mo's fields of research are mathematical modelling of metal solidification processes, mushy zone phenomena, casting defects, and constitutive equations. Mo has played a central role in launching, taking scientifically part in, and in the leadership of several national and international research projects. Mo has carried out most of his research in collaboration with national and international colleagues in industry and academia, and has numerous joint publications with research teams in Australia, France, The Netherlands, and Switzerland. Mo has authored or co-authored about 70 international publications, and serves as a reviewer for several international journals. For the period 2003-2007, Mo serves as a deputy member of the Board of Directors for the Division of Science in the Research Council of Norway. Role for NADIA |
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Marisa Di SabatinoDr. Marisa Di Sabatino received her PhD in Physical Metallurgy at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in 2005 and joined SINTEF as a research scientist in 2007. She is project leader and project coordinator of the SINTEF activity in the Nadia project. She is involved in many projects both national and international. Research area: casting of light metals and alloys; casting of silicon for solar cell application; material characterization: LM, SEM, LVSEM, FESEM, EBSD, X-Ray, PVscan, FT-IR, Four Probe Point, Lifetime, GD-MS, Mass Spectrometry. She is author of more than 15 articles in international journals and proceedings. Role for NADIA |
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Cato DørumCato Dørum (born 1975) is MSc from the NTNU (1999) and received his doctorate in aluminium construction from NTNU in 2005. The doctoral thesis was entitled “Behaviour and modelling of thin-walled cast components”. Dørum joined SINTEF in 2006, and is presently a Research Scientist. Dørum’s field of research includes non-linear FE-simulations and material/fracture modelling. Role for NADIA |
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Kjerstin EllingsenKjerstin Ellingsen (born 1971) has a doctorate degree in Molecular Quantum Mechanics (2001) from the University of Tromsø and l’Universite de Pau et Pays des l’Adour, France. Ellingsen was employed as Post.Doc. at the University of Oslo (2002-2005) working in mathematical modelling of chemical and transport processes in the atmosphere. Ellingsen has worked in SINTEF since June 2006 where her main field of research is mathematical modelling of solidification processes. Role for NADIA |
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Arne NordmarkArne Nordmark (born in 1950) is MSc from NTNU (1977). Nordmark worked at Dept. of Foundry and Metallurgy, National Institute of Technology until 1980, and have been with SINTEF since. Nordmark is presently Senior Research Scientist in SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Casting division. Main fields of research includes; foundry technology, cast materials and methods, particulate aluminium matrix composites, gating and feeding technology. He has authored or co-authored about 10 international publications, and several international presentations. For the period 1986-2000, Nordmark lectured in Casting Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and have since 1990 been the Technical Editor of the Norwegian foundry magazine: "Støperitidende". Role for NADIA |
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Aage Stori |
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