The research magazine Gemini (Norwegian SciTech News in English) covers new research findings from NTNU and SINTEF.

Contact the editorial team with tips about your research that could be a relevant story in Gemini.

Anyone can contact the media to provide story tips, or submit an op-ed / article.

In Norwegian only: Guidance for contacting the media.

Many researchers share their research on their own social media accounts. Need advice? Contact the communications team at the faculty.

The faculties of AD, IE, IV, MH, and NV have accounts on multiple platforms. For more information, visit the respective faculty websites. Send research tips to the communications team at the faculty.

NTNU has several main social media accounts. If you have research tips, please send them to NTNU Hjelp.

In Norwegian only: On public debate and expert lists.

NTNU's expert lists provide the media with knowledge, analyses, and comments from researchers.

Would you like to be listed in the expert lists? Contact the communications team at the faculty.

In Norwegian only: About writing op-eds and articles: Advice and format requirements for submissions to major media outlets.

Write well in English: Style guide, words and expressions, and titles in the higher education sector.

In Norwegian only: Writing advice from the The Language Council of Norway: Plain language, text genres, and technical terms.

Copilot (generic AI): Get assistance with structuring text and more.

NTNU's research podcasts in Norwegian and in English.

Would you like to discuss the possibility of a podcast? Contact the communications team at the faculty.

Guides for creating podcasts:

Recording studios for sound and video in Trondheim, Gjøvik and Ålesund.

Create podcasts with Panopto

Create podcasts for use in teaching (for other purposes as well!)

In Norwegian only: Create podcasts – BLINK læringshub

In Norwegian only: NTNU offers two blog solutions:

Individual blog post on NTNU News. See guidance with advice and tips. Contact the communications team at the faculty.

Your own blog: Either with an external provider or hosted by NTNU IT. Contact the Orakel support services via NTNU Hjelp.

In Norwegian only: Store norske leksikon – SNL (the Great Norwegian Encyclopedia) has more than 130 subject editors and contributing editors from NTNU, covering over 650 subject areas. Contact the SNL editorial team if you would like to become a subject editor or edit articles – but please remember that SNL it's a Norwegian Encyclopeidia.

Wikipedia: You can send a tip to the communications team at your faculty or others you know who contribute to the encyclopedia.

Set up a website for your project: Contact the communications team at the faculty.

Pages are set up with a template tailored to the content. We use a specific template when NTNU has partners.

Why you should use NTNU's website. We do not recommend using other websites than NTNU, nor external agencies.

Panopto: NTNU's video platform where you can create, store, and manage videos. 

YouTube: NTNU is gradually moving away from YouTube in favor of Panopto.

WeVideo: Cloud-based software for video and sound editing. Log in with your regular NTNU user. 

Tools and resources: Available for video and multimedia tasks.

Recording studios for sound and video in Trondheim, Gjøvik and Ålesund.

Framework agreements: Search in NTNU's contract catalogue.

Advice and assistance: Contact the communications team at the faculty or send an inquiry to NTNU Hjelp.

Advice and assistance: Section for teaching, learning and digital services can provide advice and assistance when they have the capacity (the section primarily works with credit-bearing video production).

Logo, templates and our graphic profile is a topic page about logos, graphic profile and materials, promotional items, and printed materials.

The Graphic centre offers consulting, infographic and visualization of research, conference materials, and more.

You may also send an inquiry via NTNU Hjelp.

Many researchers take their own photos. Consent is required from individuals who are to be photographed or filmed.

Some faculties have their own photographers. NTNU also uses several freelance photographers. Contact the communications team at the faculty.

NTNU's media bank: Images can be downloaded for use. Log in via Feide.

Colourbox: Stock photo service where you can obtain a school license.

In Norwegian only: Forskningsdagene at NTNU (the Research Days at NTNU) has several events where researchers can participate, amongst others:

Researcher's Night, invitation and information meeting 11 March 2025.

Contact information for Forskningsdagene 17–28 September 2025.

Communicate your research at a library: The libraries can assist.

Organize a conference: About finances, bookings, communication, and more.

Video conference: Advice and best practices for digital conferences.