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The EU-funded BRISA project has officially launched. Industry and research partners from across Europe will work together to address hazardous airborne pollutants in industrial value chains.
Norner is introducing a new analytical capability: Total Organic Fluorine (TOF) analysis by Pyrolysis‑GC/MS, further strengthening PFAS screening and regulatory support for materials and articles.
Hvordan få frem kunnskap om plast, miljø og helse? Kan vi stole på forskningen? Vi deltar i debatten - 11. juni, Langhuset på Salt i Oslo.
The presentation will focus on a case study examining contaminants, migration behaviour, and safety considerations associated with mechanically recycled HDPE used in sensitive applications.
As PCR use grows in home and personal care packaging, robust safety assessment is essential; the CosPaTox guideline provides a technology‑neutral framework, supported by integrated testing and evaluation.
Commission Regulation (EU) 2025/351 raises the bar for purity and NIAS control in food‑contact plastics. Read our expert's advices on how to meet the new requirements with advanced additive analysis and robust, defensible data.
We are pleased to invite you to register for Norner Non-Metallic Days June 10-11th.
The PET value chain faces material and processing challenges that must be understood and addressed to ensure long-term quality and performance.
Norner is launching The Non‑Metallic Days in Porsgrunn on June 10–11, 2026. We welcome the Energy Sector to two inspiring days of new research, knowledge exchange, and social connection.
With a robust foundation in high-performance polymer materials, Norner enables defence organizations to enhance safety, reliability, and operational efficiency across a broad range of applications.
Norner collaborate with leading consumer goods company Orkla Home & Personal Care to demonstrate PCR plastic safety in personal care packaging .
Vann- og avløpsbransjen står overfor utfordringer knyttet til aldrende infrastruktur, lekkasjer og behovet for rehabilitering.
From uncertainty to evidence, this is how 13C‑labelled polymers can strengthen microplastics risk assessment.
Norner Research is set to play a central role in the Top-Scoring EU Horizon BRISA Project.
Norner challenges the accuracy of the PlastChem report and call for accurate information in plastic policy making.
Forskningsprosjektet er gjennomført av katapultsenteret Future Materials og Norner.
This week, we had the honor of hosting the Ambassador of Thailand to Norway, H.E. Ms. Nitivadee Manitkul.
The PlastChem report "state of the science on plastic chemicals" leaves the impression that plastics cause danger due to the presence of a high number of potentially dangerous chemicals. This is a misunderstanding. The number of chemicals actually used in the manufacturing of plastics and plastic products globally is only a fraction of those listed; they are all known and most of them are regulated.