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• Railway vehicle dynamics and track interactions: Total regulatory acceptance for the interoperable network (DynoTrain)

• Make Rail The Hope for protecting Nature (MARATHON)

• Sweden’s Best-Kept Technology Secret

  Did you know that the world’s first commercial Internet-like data communication system was developed in Sweden in the early 1970s? KTH Professor Torsten Cegrell, back then an employee of the electrical engineering firm Asea, developed a routing function to help message packets select the correct path through a network — a solution that made possible the Internet as we know it today.

• ISCN - International Sustainable Campus Network

  The mission of the International Sustainable Campus Network is to provide a global forum to support leading colleges, universities, and corporate campuses in the exchange of information, ideas, and best practices for achieving sustainable campus operations and integrating sustainability in research and teaching.

• NSCN - Nordic Sustainable Campus Network

  Nordic Sustainable Campus Network was created in 2012 to strengthen the sustainability efforts already in action in the Nordic higher education institutes. Since 2014 NSCN is also part of the Nordic Association of University Administration (NUAS). The merger of NSCN and NUAS offers good opportunities for collaborating with the other sectors of university administration – including facilities, communications, IT and libraries, among many others.

• New technology for better healthcare in developing countries

  A group of students at KTH have now released a third version of the software Bytewalla. It may for example help nurses to communicate with hospitals despite the absence of internet access.

• Managing Distant Network Equipment with Text Messages

  A group of KTH students has developed an SMS-based remote management system for network devices located in inaccessible areas.