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A joint workshop organised by the Sustainable Finance Lab and Sveriges Riksbank in November 2025 explored how climate related risks transmit through commercial real estate markets to the financial sys...

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By combining artificial intelligence, food science, and experimental research, Jingnan Zhang explores new ways to design more sustainable and functional foods. Her work bridges disciplines and scales,...

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What happens when food companies, researchers, and local innovation actors sit down in the same room and talk, not about abstract sustainability goals, but about real leftovers, side streams and misse...

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Learn more about the latest AI technology within the FIRE project, offering a new way to predict and prevent forest fires.

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Receiving a prestigious scholarship is always a milestone. Receiving it from the King of Sweden makes it even more memorable. When Carl XVI Gustaf handed KTH researcher Yu-Chiao Lu a scholarship from ...

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On 6 May 2026, researchers, industry representatives, and public sector partners gathered for the Digital Futures Open Research Day 2026, a full-day event dedicated to discussing pressing societal cha...

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Doctoral students in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment’s special initiative on Digitalisation and Sustainability will present their projects in a new poster exhibition.

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Researchers from KTH’s HPT division would be presenting cutting-edge research on ultra high-temperature heat pumps at the 15th IEA Heat Pump Conference, taking place from May 26 – 29 2026 in Vienna, A...

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Proteins are among nature’s most versatile building blocks. By studying their structures and behaviors, Christofer Lendel and his team at KTH Royal Institute of Technology are uncovering new possibili...

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A novel heat pump system developed at KTH Royal Institute of Technology is turning heads by simultaneously heating a hot tub and cooling an ice bath - using a single device.

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All it takes is one weak link. A vulnerability in a payment system, a breach at a power plant, an attack on a government agency’s servers. Services we take for granted suddenly stop working. Pontus Jo...

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In beginning of May we had the pleasure to invite Sarah Hamilton to hold a lunch seminar co-hosted by the KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory and the KTH Water Centre. Her talk was titled "Governi...

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In Sweden, yeast is mainly known for its crucial role in the making of cinnamon buns. For thousands of years, the single-celled fungi have been used in baking and brewing, but nowadays their role as v...

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At KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Antonius van Maris is developing biotechnological solutions that could reduce dependence on fossil resources and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Through research ...

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For the third year in a row, EU parliamentarian Emma Wiesner gave a guest lecture in the Energy business course, which is part of the INDEK course offering.

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For nearly 20 years, he has explained the mathematics behind Sweden’s electoral system – in interviews, opinion pieces and television studios. He has also helped change the way votes are translated in...

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In a future where robots are taking over more and more of our tasks and can interpret and mirror our behaviour, what effect will this have on democracy and its citizens?

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It has been called a democratic innovation and a renewal of the democratic system. Researchers at KTH have studied how the City of Gothenburg has used citizens’ assemblies to involve residents in the ...

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