Nordström to be EU’s expert on smart grids
When the EU Commission needed an expert on smart grids their choice was Lars Nordström, Associate Professor at KTH School of Electrical Engineering. He will be part of a working group consisting of experts who have been set various tasks including considering the needs of the individual customer.
Why did the EU Commission choose you as an expert?
“I know how IT control systems for electricity grids work, and how they must be built in order to work properly. The weaknesses and risks that affect the situation, especially as concerns personal integrity,” states Lars Nordström.
Blog: Rocket probe 2010
Six students from Space and Plasma Physics are building a rocket probe for launch in March 2010 from Kiruna.
Follow the work in progress and learn about the rocket probe’s components on the students´ blog Rocket Probe 2010.
Fusion – a carbon-free source of power in 30 years
ITER involves KTH along with over half the world’s population.
In 30 years the way is open for a carbon-free source of power. Together with over half of the world’s population KTH researchers are involved in the ITER project to make fusion a primary baseline energy source.
