Established research infrastructures
KTH has twelve established research infrastructures with long-term, strategic development plans. They are also national infrastructures, which stakeholders and users can access.
KTH's established research infrastructures are strategic, accessible to many users and are used frequently. They have a long-term plan for organisation, quality assessment and funding as well as for societal impact.
Advance Light Microscope Laboratory (ALM)
The Advanced Light Microscopy (ALM) Laboratory is a KTH research infrastructure at Science for Life Laboratory. ALM provide access and user support in advanced light microscopy for nanoscale biological visualization. The laboratory is one of the nodes in the national microscopy infrastructure and also a member of the european infrastructure EuroBioimaging. .
Director: Hjalmar Brismar
About Advanced Light Microscopy
Electrum Laboratory
The research infrastructure has a so called cleanroom of 1300 square metres and other facilities for nano- and micro fabrication, available for education, research and development, prototyping and development. The laboratory is led by KTH and RISE and is a partner node of MyFab.
Director: Nils Nordell
Hultgren Laboratory
The Hultgren Laboratory houses a number of instruments for material characterization, which plays an important role in material development, such as solid state metallic, ceramic and polymer based materials.
Director: Peter Hedström
Jonasson Centre of Medical Imaging
The research infrastructure strive to ensure that healthcare, technology and research in the region will become world-leading in the field of image function. The centre provides a research collaboration platform for KTH, KI and Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset in medical technology.
Director: Peta Sjölander
About Jonasson Centre for Medical Imaging
Nanolab AlbaNova
The NanoLab is an open multi-user facility that offers a wide range of equipment and expertise in exploratory micro- and nanofabrication, and most types of scanning probe microscopy, run jointly by KTH and SU at the AlbaNova University Center.
Director: Vladislav Korenivski
NGI National Genomics Infrastructure
The National Genomics Infrastructure provides access to technology and computational tools for massively parallel/next generation DNA sequencing, genotyping and associated bioinformatics support. The platform is hosted at Science for Life Laboratory.
Director: Joakim Lundeberg
About NGI National Genome Infrastructure
Odqvist Laboratory
The Odqvist Laboratory for Experimental Mechanics offers advanced measurement methods and experimental facilities covering most aspects of Engineering Mechanics. There are four labs -Fluid Physics, Sound and Vibration research, Lightweight structures and Solid Mechanics.
Director: Stefan Hallström
PDC
The research infrastructure PDC provides leading high performance computing (HPC) services (e.g. supercomputing, data storage resources, software for simulation and modelling) used for academic and business research in Sweden via SNIC and European researchers via PRACE.
Director: Dirk Pleiter
Sustainable Power Laboratory
The research infrastructure consists of nine different facilities for research in technologies for the transition to a decarbonized energy system with radically reduced environmental impact. Research is carried on all levels, from materials characterization to power system dynamics.
Director: Patrick Janus
About Sustainable Power Laboratory (SPL)
The Language Bank for Speech (Språkbanken Tal)
The research infrastructure is one of three divisions of the National Language bank (Text, Tal, Sam). The research at Språkbanken Tal at KTH focuses on speech technologies.
Director: Jens Edlund
2MiLab
2MILab mission is to provide a platform for molecular understanding and chemical engineering of interfaces and interfacial processes to control material properties
Director: Matthew Fielden
Visualization studio VIC
The research infrastructure has state-of-the-art technologies for visualization of complex data over many platforms and cutting-edge interaction including gesture- and speech-based control, haptic feedback, eye tracking, and immersive augmented and virtual reality environments.
Director: Björn Thuresson