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Theme: Quantum technology

How will quantum technology affect society? What are the challenges and potential innovations? In a series of articles, we take a closer look at the quantum world and report on all the exciting research being conducted at KTH.

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Fredrik Johansson is a researcher at the Department of Sustainable Development, Environmental Science and Engineering (SEED). Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH

Free bus passes gave greater freedom in disadvantaged areas

Transit fares restrict residents in disadvantaged areas. Expensive bus passes limit their opportunities to participate in recreational activities and make them feel trapped in their neighbourhoods, ac...

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Samantha Arpas

From Canada to KTH – An International Leap to a New Life

Curiosity about the world and a strong desire for an international perspective led Samantha Arpas to leave Canada for studies at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. – I was drawn to the university’s c...

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An essential ingredient of agricultural fertilizer, phosphorus could be sourced from the Baltic Sea, where it is found in excessive concentrations. (Photo: Igor Stevanovic)

Method to extract Baltic phosphorus may ease Europe's reliance on fertilizer imports

The Baltic Sea is one of the world’s most oxygen-depleted major bodies of water. The reason is excessive concentrations of phosphorus, an element essential for life—and an important ingredient in fert...

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Photo: Erik Cronberg

Diana Saleh joins IVA’s Swedish Futures steering committee

Diana Saleh is set to contribute to shaping Sweden’s future innovation landscape. Now she’s joining IVA’s vision initiative.

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The method developed by KTH researchers is compatible with many different types of micro- and nanomaterials.

A new way to build tiny 3D devices from diverse materials

KTH researchers have found a new method for building very small, advanced 3D structures from a wide range of materials, not just plastics. This opens the door to new types of miniaturized devices for ...

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Helena Lundberg. Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH

ElectroLight aims to reduce the carbon footprint of our lifestyle

ElectroLight is a Strategic Research Initiative at KTH, a bottom-up initiative with focus on electricity- and light-driven chemical molecular processes. “Light- and electricity-driven processes hav...

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