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  • Alumni inspire at Future Friday

    Published Mar 27, 2013

    On Friday March 8, School of ICT in Kista arranged Future Friday for the sixth time. Alumni Tommy Marshall, Agero, Marcus Lindén, TV4, and Mikael Östberg, SmartBear Software, were invited to talk about their careers and to inspire high school students for the future.

  • Emma Olofsson – female technologist of the year at KTH

    Published Mar 25, 2013

    This year's winner of the Future Female Leader Award, FFLA, is Emma Olofsson. The award is handed out for the tenth year in a row, to the most prominent female technologist at KTH. Besides the honour, the winner gets to design her own 18-month trainee programme, dividing the time between three of the eight partnering companies.

  • Alumni from KTH share experiences from working life

    Published Mar 01, 2013

    The seminar series, Ask them out there - Alumni from KTH, is organized by the Academic Resource Center at KTH, ARC, and is aimed at students who are about to take the step into working life.

  • Crosstalks February 28

    Published Feb 21, 2013

    How does physics change our view of the world? What is the ultimate destiny of man and robot? Global inequality and global health? Are we up to the challenge?

  • KTH alumnus Henrik Karlsson is this year’s innovator according to Veckans Affärer

    Published Feb 04, 2013

    KTH alumnus Henrik Karlsson, founder and president at Biorecro, is chosen as this year’s “Innovator”. Another 15 KTH alumni is among the 101 first on the List of Super Talent 2012, put together by Veckans Affärer.

  • Draper Prize awarded to Swedish mobile pioneer

    Published Feb 01, 2013

    Thomas Haug is the first swede to receive the prestigious American Draper Prize 2013.

  • AIMday® Sustainable Solutions for Cities, May 15, 2013

    Published Jan 17, 2013

  • From KTH to space and back

    Published Dec 20, 2012

    Christer Fuglesang, F-75 and Alumnus of the Year 2012, is coming back to work at KTH in April 2013.

  • Teacher of the Year 2012

    Published Nov 30, 2012

  • KTH on Weibo

    Published Nov 30, 2012

    To be able to reach as many potential students as possible KTH is now present at Weibo.

  • Most powerful person within real estate

    Published Nov 30, 2012

    Fredrik Wirdenius, V-81, at Vasakronan, was elected the most powerful person within real estate 2012.

  • A new mentor program - Pepp!

    Published Nov 29, 2012

  • Donated travel grants for distribution

    Published Nov 02, 2012

  • 200 percent- Life as student and entrepreneur

    Published Oct 25, 2012

    OL interviewed six entrepreneurs and in turn received a lesson in how to concretise your ideas, run your own business and achieve your goals. And all this while studying – at KTH, of course.

  • Greenhouse Labs at KTH opened

    Published Sep 27, 2012

    The opening of Greenhouse Labs at KTH took place on September 20. Among the delegates was Ingemar Croon, former associate professor and industry professor at KTH, after whom the award which was founded by two private donors, is named after.

  • RAIN - the dream of space

    Published Sep 27, 2012

    Working with space is a dream for many - a dream that can seem remote and out of reach. However, the members of the RAIN project group are in the middle of realising their space dream. In March of next year, they will send an experiment up into space. By then, the 16 members will have worked on the project for 18 months, encountered both setbacks and successes and had experiences such as visiting the European Space Agency.

  • Spotify’s Daniel Ek Wins KTH Great Prize

    Published Sep 17, 2012

    Daniel Ek, the 29-year-old entrepreneur behind the music streaming service Spotify, has been named winner of the KTH Great Prize for 2012. Ek becomes the youngest honouree in the 67-year history of the award.

  • Private donations lift KTH Greenhouse Labs

    Published Sep 05, 2012

    Two entrepreneurs donate a total of 10 million Swedish crowns for the establishment of an award at the incubator lab Greenhouse Labs at KTH. The award will be named after Ingemar Croon, former associate professor and industry professor at KTH.

  • Paralympics Gold Medal to KTH-student

    Published Sep 05, 2012

  • Sweden's next astronaut - a KTH teacher and alumnus

    Published Aug 31, 2012

    If you place 11.3 Mount Everests on top of one another and then climb them, you will find yourself at the border to outer space. More specifically, 100km over the oceans, the Earth's atmosphere ends and space begins, according to a definition of the International Air Sports Federation (FAI). The name "Kármán Line" aside, there is not any sharp border as the Earth's atmosphere gradually thins out. "But it may be so that it is above most things," clarifies Jon-Erik Dahlin, as the second Swede who might rise above it.