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Time lapse images show the formation of small vortices as they arrange themselves into a zigzag pattern and ultimately, larger vortices.

Simulations suggest a breakthrough in understanding how turbulence develops

A recent study revisits a century-old question about how turbulence starts. The findings could potentially influence not only aircraft engineering but even design of mechanical heart valves, and treat...

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Women carrying firewood on their backs
Women collecting firewood for cooking, a practice that can take hours of time every day in many parts of the world. Photo: Youssef Boulkaid

Clean cooking needs more than better stoves

Nearly two billion people may still lack access to clean cooking by 2030. A new international study led by KTH researcher Francesco Fuso Nerini argues that faster progress will require more than impro...

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Legs of somebody sitting at the toilet
Goodbye blood tests. With a urine test for home use, women will find it easier to control their hormones.

Urine tests to give women control over their hormones

PMS? Menopause symptoms? Deal with it! For photonics professor Carlota Canalias Gomez at KTH, that attitude became the starting point for an unexpected research direction. Today, she is helping to dev...

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”Audience Choise” with Brahms violin concert

26 April: Welcome to a concert where KTH's Academic Orchestra and Sigurd Jørgensen Eide, soloist, presents classical masterpieces alongside beloved tunes from film and stage. Tickets available from 26 March.

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