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KTH is launching a new research programme to develop future 6G networks. The focus is on building communication systems that are robust, self-adaptive and capable of functioning even in crisis situati...

How can technology help cities prepare for crises and protect important infrastructure? That was the challenge KTH student Kacper Lisik and his team won first prize for at one of Central and Eastern E...

Working as an astronaut outside a space station involves significant risks; astronauts’ time is also limited and precious. On several occasions, astronauts have found themselves in life-threatening si...

With today’s powerful brain imaging, genetic analysis and artificial intelligence, it would be reasonable to expect that brain diseases could be diagnosed directly from biology. Yet in everyday medici...

How does the brain know when to continue a thought, change direction, or stop altogether? Most of the time, this happens effortlessly. Yet beneath this apparent ease lies the coordinated activity of v...

Giuseppe Belgioioso, researcher at KTH has been awarded the Göran Gustafsson Prize, including a three-year grant of SEK 1.25 million per year. The funding will support his research on how digitalisati...

AI is already affecting how news is being produced, disseminated and consumed – often through technology and platforms that journalists themselves have no control over. At a time when algorithms contr...

Lina Bertling Tjernberg, Professor in Electrical Power Systems, and Martin Monperrus, Professor in Software Engineering, have been elevated as IEEE Fellows Class 2026. Both are with KTH and School at ...

A mysterious visitor from outside our solar system has once again captured global attention — and researchers from KTH Royal Institute of Technology played a key role in uncovering what it really is.

Last week Qianwen Xu, associate professor at EECS’ Division of Electric Power and Energy Systems received the J. David Irwin Early Career Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Enginee...

For nearly two decades, Benoit Baudry (Université de Montréal) and Martin Monperrus (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) have supervised master’s and PhD students. Along the way, they’ve drawn a perhap...

Professor Johan Håstad, of KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, has been awarded the Royal Society Milner Award and Lecture 2026 for his sustained and transformational contributions to theo...

From 1 September, the EECS Service Centre will handle all orders for KTH accounts for affiliated persons. An affiliated person is someone who is formally linked to KTH through a contract/written agree...

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How do you become a more effective researcher, communicate your work with confidence, or take your innovation from lab to launch? For EECS doctoral students, these questions took centre stage at this ...

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For the second year in a row, the autumn semester began with EECS Research & Impact Day. This year, the focus was on new perspectives on research and development in a digital future. The topics ranged...

Surface temperatures in a city are affected by trees. This is shown by measurements that researchers Ulla Mörtberg, professor of energy systems analysis and environmental assessment, and Elina Merdyms...

After more than a decade of observations using the Hubble Space Telescope, researchers have measured Uranus’s rotation period with unprecedented accuracy – using the planet’s own aurorae as a cosmic c...

How is satellite-based internet affected by rain and time of day? KTH students Emil Fredriksson and Céline Careau investigated this in their thesis - and they got it right. Their report has now been d...

For the second year, EECS Research & Impact Day is organised. This year's event will highlight research on our digital future, space research, AI and cybersecurity.

In Latin America, there is a lack of structured data on gender-based violence against women and LGBTI people. In order to statistically map gender-based violence against women and LGBTI people, Ivana ...