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News in sustainable development at KTH

News in sustainable development at KTH

KTH sustainability news

  • Porträtt photo Pär Olsson
    Pär Olsson, professor at KTH. PHoto: Fredrik Persson
    KTH-led Nuclear Materials Platform receives 40 million SEK in funding
    19 Apr 2024


    KTH has received funding for a new extensive project in nuclear energy technology. The platform for nuclear materials, NuMaP - Nuclear Materials Platform, receives about 40 million SEK from the Swedis...

  • Portrait of teacher
    Tove Malmqvist, teacher in sustainable construction, is inspired by all the young people involved in the climate issue (Photo: Christer Gummeson).
    She wants to broaden the view of sustainability
    18 Apr 2024


    Tove Malmqvist's teaching focuses on the climate issue. How can we build a society without unnecessary strain on the environment? “There is great potential for reducing emissions and we need a lot of...

  • A student and a teacher in front of a big screen.
    The educational programmes at KTH will be renewed in the long term.
    Educational programmes renewed for the future
    16 Apr 2024


    KTH's education will be developed and renewed, based on six fundamental criteria. The educational offerings will also reflect the vision of KTH taking a leadership role in the transition to a sustaina...

  • Woman in front of solar panels
    Beatriz Pérez Horno will, together with partners, propose an infrastructure for the circularity of solar panels.
    Mission: Avoiding solar panel scrap crisis
    12 Apr 2024


    Sweden is booming in solar panel installations. But what happens when solar panels reach the end of their lifespan? Without a clear plan for recycling, Sweden faces the daunting prospect of being buri...

  • Professor Kristina Nyström
    Is the green transition economically sustainable?
    9 Apr 2024


    Professor Kristina Nyström from INDEK, together with researchers from the Institute of Retail Economics (HFI). has been granted 4,2 million in research grants from the Kamprad Family Foundation.

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