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view of Osquars Backe on KTH campus, with snow. — The QS rankings place KTH fourth among Swedish universities for Sustainability.

Commitment to environment earns KTH high place in sustainability ranking

KTH Royal Institute of Technology placed 66th worldwide in the newly-released QS Sustainability 2025 ranking, thanks to high marks in its commitment to environmental sustainability, environmental rese...

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Portraits — Top, from left Hao Yang, Gabriella Mastantuoni, Li-Rong Zheng. Bottom, Catherine Trask, Joakim Lundeberg, Emil Björnsson and Lihui Wang. (Photo: KTH Royal Institute of Technology)

Newsmakers at KTH – december 2024

Healthy workplaces, more efficient production of hydrogen and fossil-free materials in batteries. These are some of the areas where KTH researchers have recently been recognised.

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portrait of Outi Tammisola — “Potential applications for new findings in elastic turbulence are in biomedicine, soil cleaning and design of new biomaterials. In addition, we want to increase the understanding of biological processes, since blood, saliva and mucus are complex fluids with similar properties,” says Outi Tammisola, KTH Professor of Fluid Mechanics.

ERC Consolidator Grant for research on faster fluid mixing

Outi Tammisola, Professor of Fluid Mechanics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, receives an ERC Consolidator Grant of €2 million for a five-year period for the project “INTER-ET”. “We hope to enab...

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THEME: ENERGY

Nuclear technology

A new nuclear technology initiative aims to help heavy industry go fossil-free. Using the next generation of smaller and safer reactors, researchers will find solutions for efficient electricity and, most importantly, industrial heat.

Driving fossil-free industry with next-gen nuclear energy

Research news – Energy

The challenge of replacing fossil fuels with hydrogen
11 Dec 2024

Explore a future in energy

KTH offers over 60 English-taught master's programmes, including a wide range of programmes that will let you shape the future of energy. Explore power generation from various energy sources, manage energy usage and supply and develop power systems and grids for sustainable societies.

Want to work with Energy? Here are programmes for you

Giving batteries a second chance

Up to 80% of electric car batteries' capacity remains when they are replaced. KTH startup Rebaba rebuilds battery cells into battery racks, so that customers do not have to buy external electricity during the peak-hours. In 2024, they were awarded in competitions such as Young Idea of the Year and Startup 4 Climate.

Seven energy startups from KTH