School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science is one of five schools at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The school conducts research and education within electrical engineering, computer science, and information and communication technology.

We conduct research at a basic and applied level that solves real problems and challenges in society, all with a scientific excellence and in partnership with society. Our programmes in electrical engineering and computer science educates the engineers and researchers of tomorrow. Below are our research areas divided by departments.

Departments

Department of Computer Science

Department of Electrical Engineering

Department of Human Centered Technology

Department of Intelligent Systems

Competence Centres

Centre for Autonomous Systems Castor Center for Cyber Defense and Information Security Digital Futures

Electrum Laboratory NAVET PDC Center for High Performance Computing Swedish Centre for Smart Grids and Energy Storage

Divisions

Communication Systems Computational Science and Technology Decision and Control Systems Electric Power and Energy Systems

Electromagnetic Engineering Electronics and Embedded Systems Fusion Plasma Physics Information Science and Engineering

Media Technology and Interaction Design Micro and Nanosystems Network and Systems Engineering Robotics, Perception and Learning

Software and Computer System Space and Plasma Physics Speech, Music and Hearing Theoretical Computer Science

Photo of a painting depicting a half-figured person. — The portrait painting “Edmond de Belamy” is seen as a breakthrough for AI created art (image is cropped). (Photo: Obvious)

What will happen when art and music are increasingly created by AI?

Our computers are taking over a larger part of the creative effort that goes into creating art, articles and music. This brings with it a number of ne...

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AI and machinelearning is focus in an unique contract education that KTH and Ericsson developped together. (Photo: Istock) (iStock-932559358.jpg-topp.jpg) — AI and machinelearning is focus in an unique contract education that KTH and Ericsson developped together. (Photo: Istock)

Collaboration behind unique AI-program

KTH has joined forces with Ericsson to develop a unique contract education program within Machine Learning and AI. Right now, 30 Ericsson engineers ar...

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SciBreak develops superfast circuit breakers for the the railway network

SCiBreak, a start-up with roots in Electric Power and Energy Systems at KTH, has been featured in the magazine Ny Teknik. The article focuses on the ...

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EECS news

Congratulations Bo Normark
24 Aug 2021
What will happen when art and music are increasingly created by AI?
21 Dec 2020
Collaboration behind unique AI-program
21 Dec 2020
'I never imagined working in the music industry'
16 Nov 2020
Lightning fast implementation of alumnus´master´s thesis about smart charging of electric vehicles
1 Sep 2020

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EECS calendar

An introduction to parallel programming using Message Passing with MPI

25
Oct

Training and courses

Mon 2021-10-25, 09:00 - Thu 2021-10-28, 12:30

Lecturer: SNIC trainers from HPC2N, LUNARC & PDC

Location: Online

2021-10-25T09:00:00.000+02:00 2021-10-28T12:30:00.000+02:00 An introduction to parallel programming using Message Passing with MPI (Training and courses) An introduction to parallel programming using Message Passing with MPI (Training and courses)
HPE Cray EX Programming and Optimization Course

2
Nov

Training and courses

Tue 2021-11-02, 09:00 - Fri 2021-11-05, 17:00

Lecturer: Chris Marsh, HPE Cray

Location: Online

2021-11-02T09:00:00.000+01:00 2021-11-05T17:00:00.000+01:00 HPE Cray EX Programming and Optimization Course (Training and courses) HPE Cray EX Programming and Optimization Course (Training and courses)
Investigation of electroglottographic waveshapes using numerical simulations of the vocal fold vibrations

5
Nov

Seminars and lectures

Friday 2021-11-05, 15:15

Lecturer: Hugo Lehoux

Location: Fantum

2021-11-05T15:15:00.000+01:00 2021-11-05T15:15:00.000+01:00 Investigation of electroglottographic waveshapes using numerical simulations of the vocal fold vibrations (Seminars and lectures) Investigation of electroglottographic waveshapes using numerical simulations of the vocal fold vibrations (Seminars and lectures)

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