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From autumn 2026 publishing in Open Research Europe (ORE) is open for all Swedish researchers. Up to now it has been open only for research funded by EU.

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During Week 17, we highlight the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals through activities such as a clothes swap, a book swap, and a book exhibition.

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Between April and May, KTH Library will undergo a window renovation. This work is part of ongoing maintenance efforts to improve the library’s environment and energy efficiency.

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The library’s rooftop terrace usually opens on 1 April each year. Unfortunately, it will remain closed to visitors during the spring semester of 2026.

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KTH is investing in developing makerspaces across all schools and establishing a central makerspace at KTH Library. The goal is for everything to be in place in time for KTH’s and the library’s 200th ...

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Over the coming period, the library will be replacing the existing lighting with modern LED technology. The upgrade is part of an effort to improve both the lighting environment and the energy efficie...

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How is a spex actually created? From the first loose idea to a finished performance on stage, months of creative work, collaboration, and hundreds of behind-the-scenes decisions take place. In the exh...

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From 16 March, five new bookable group rooms will be available at the library. As part of this change, all group rooms will receive new numbers.

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Between 2025 and 2027, the library will undergo a step-by-step renovation. The goal is to create a library that better meets the needs of its users – a modern, flexible, and inspiring space for learni...

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You now have access to the Swedish journal Arkitektur in digital format from 1980 to the latest issue.

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Share your solutions for a better, more sustainable world with thousands of viewers at KTH’s 200th anniversary exhibition: “The World of Tomorrow”. We invite you to submit your proposal for this miles...

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This year’s Love Data Week theme is “Where’s the Data?” – a way to get people thinking about data’s journey from planning and collection, through storage to publication and preservation.

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Several Swedish research funders have come together to cover the costs of publishing with a range of fully open access publishers, including MDPI.

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On 29 January, the library opened its new quiet study area, the South Arcade, along with three new group rooms.

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Would you like an overview of KTH’s collective publishing output? In ABM you will find information about KTH’s publications, broken down by schools and departments.

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ERIC (Education Resources Information Center), operated by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) in the U.S., is a central database for education-related research and literature.

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The CRC Handbook of Chemistry & Physics is a comprehensive reference work containing data in chemistry, physics, biology, geosciences, and environmental science. It is used by researchers and students...

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Major changes are now taking place at Myndigheten för tillgängliga medier (MTM), the authority responsible for creating accessible literature. To access your course books as talking books, you need to...

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A machine developed by KTH students Maja Åstrand and Simon Lilja is now in use in the library. With support from KTH Innovation, they have developed the technology and founded the company Simulair.

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KTH Library now subscribes to Scopus AI, an AI service within the Scopus database. During autumn 2024 and spring 2025, several AI tools were tested together with researchers and students at KTH, and S...

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