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How gender equal is academia today? With extensive experience in both research and change management, Anna Wahl and Gustav Amberg meet for a conversation about power, leadership and norms – and about the challenges and opportunities that characterise gender equality work in academia today.

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When masculinity shapes the workplace

Why do outdated ideas of masculinity still linger in some workplaces? Charlotte Holgersson at KTH says the answer often lies in power and old habits. She studies how homosocial cultures form and why they are so hard to change – even though we know they exclude and silence.

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The purpose of the VR grant is to build up the activities and environments for basic research in nuclear technology at universities and colleges. Photo: KTH

81 million to research environments in nuclear technology at KTH

The Swedish Research Council has decided to allocate 108 million Swedish crowns to research environments in nuclear technology at universities and colleges. Of the four grants, three go to researchers...

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Cooling towers of a nuclear reactor in Belgium
The steel used to build existing nuclear power stations may not be suitable in lead cooled fast reactors (LCFR). Research from the Division of Nuclear Science and Engineering at KTH reveals new details that explain why. Pictured, the Doel nuclear power station in Belgium. (Photo: Werner Lerooy/Mostphotos)

Study explains why new kinds of steel needed to build lead cooled reactors

Promising safer operation, better fuel efficiency and lower waste, lead-cooled nuclear power represents a potentially dramatic shift from the water-cooled nuclear stations the world has relied on sinc...

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Plastic cups and other products could potentially be manufactured without endocrine-disrupting bisphenols like BPA. A new study highlights the multidisciplinary process that could make this a reality. Photo: Tal Revivo

Alternative to BPA passes toxicity and sustainability standards set by EU innovation guidelines

Polyester and a host of other plastic products could potentially be manufactured with non-toxic and sustainable BPA alternatives identified in a multidisciplinary study published today by researchers ...

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