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The Swedish Research Council has proposed KTH as a partner in three strategic research areas. (Photo: KTH)

KTH partner in three strategic research areas

KTH is a partner in three strategic research areas – quantum technology, polar research and climate-related research – in the Swedish Research Council’s recommendation to the government regarding whic...

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Hal Schenck, a professor at Auburn University, and Henrik Shahgholian, a professor at KTH, have received a grant from the mathematics programme, funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. (Photo: Private)

Millions for mathematical research at KTH

KTH has been awarded funding to recruit two mathematicians from abroad – a postdoctoral researcher and a visiting professor. The funds come from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation in collaborati...

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Our dopamine learning system helps us make choices, some as simple as whether to eat a green or red apple, says Arvind Kumar (pictured). He co-authored a new study showing what happens when this system breaks down, and how misalignment contributes to two symptoms of schizophrenia. (Photo:David Callahan)

Study offers single explanation for two major symptoms of schizophrenia

Scientists have long known that dopamine helps the brain learn from rewards, but a new computational model shows how for people with schizophrenia this learning system can break down and simultaneousl...

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Battery Production

KTH powers up for battery production

KTH’s Battery 3PC initiative brings together leading expertise to improve the way batteries are produced, paving the way for a circular and efficient energy transition.

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Arvind Kumar is leading a new initiative which aims to unite and improve the scientific understanding on brain disorders.

Brain health

"We could ease suffering and significantly improve quality of life"

The driving force behind the new brain health initiative is electrical engineer Arvind Kumar. His fascination with circuits led him to one of the most complex systems of all—the human brain.

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AI

New initative for AI launched

Through this initiative, we assemble a team that covers the diversity and breadth of AI research conducted at KTH, spanning mathematics, computer science, robotics, and control.

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Latest publications

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M. Mantelos, P. Gudmundson and A. Kulachenko, "A Model for State-of-Health, Swelling and Out-of-Plane Stress Evolution in Lithium-Ion Batteries," Batteries, vol. 12, no. 3, 2026.
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L. Fenocchio et al., "3rd generation CALPHAD modelling of high-melting pure elements aided by ab initio calculations : case study on Mo," Calphad, vol. 92, 2026.
[3]
P. Connelin and W. Danilczuk, "A Case Study on the Use of Gamification to Increase Phishing Awareness Among Swedish Citizens," , 2026.
[4]
P. Ohm, G. Harper and N. Jansson, "A Matrix-Free Algebraic hp-Multigrid Method for Computational Fluid Dynamics Applications," in Proceedings of Supercomputing Asia and International Conference on High Performance Computing in Asia Pacific Region, SCA/HPCAsia 2026, 2026, pp. 194-202.
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A. Tibermacine et al., "A Novel CNN–ViT Model with Cascade Upsampling for Efficient Crack Segmentation," Sensors, vol. 26, no. 5, 2026.
Full list in the KTH publications portal