Research and Innovation
We conduct active research in collaboration with NTNU to preserve and digitize our extensive collections.
Knowledge sharing
We actively share knowledge and invite dialogue about Jewish history and culture.
Innovative Projects
Our innovative projects contribute to increased understanding and engagement.
Sustainable Initiatives
We are dedicated to sustainable initiatives for knowledge, dialogue and diversity.
Future-oriented Research
Our research and innovation ensure that we are a center of excellence for Jewish history and culture.
To ensure optimal preservation conditions, the Jewish Museum Trondheim uses an advanced sensor-based monitoring system provided by Sensor Innovation. The system measures humidity, temperature and water ingress in storage and exhibition spaces, and warns before any damage occurs. The sensors are wireless, require little maintenance and have a battery life of up to 30 years. The measurements are collected in a digital control system that makes it possible to monitor conditions continuously, which is crucial to ensuring safe long-term storage of objects, documents and archival material.
Contact
Ulf Ingemar Gustafsson, director
ulf@jodiskmuseum.org
Tel. +47 401 69 801
To ensure optimal preservation conditions, we use a system that continuously monitors humidity and temperature in warehouses and showrooms. We collaborate with Sensor Innovation for equipment and technical support.
This is what we stand for
As a museum for a national minority, we strive for quality, accessibility, collaboration and continuous innovation in everything we do. We shall be relevant, timely, inclusive and respectful in all aspects of our work. These values guide us in fulfilling our mandate in a meaningful and sustainable way.
The invisible becomes visible – with technology that guards the past.
Sensor-based Monitoring
of Humidity and Temperature
Norwegian-Jewish cultural heritage safely managed
The technology enables the museum to respond quickly to changes in climate or structural conditions, while helping to reduce costs, risks and environmental impact. With this solution, the museum strengthens its conservation work in line with international standards, demonstrating how modern technology and heritage management go hand in hand to protect what cannot be replaced.
