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Theme: Security and resilience

How prepared are you for a crisis? In this series of articles, we highlight KTH research that contributes to Sweden’s security and resilience. The topics range from IT security, food security, and resilient electricity systems to healthcare in a crisis, drone training, and production challenges.

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From left: Fredrik Johansson, Chalmers University of Technology; Michael Felsberg, Linköping University; Thomas Schön, Uppsala University; Alexandre Proutiere, KTH; and Danica Kragic Jensfelt, KTH, at the launch of the Swedish ELLIS unit. Photo: Christer Gummesson

Sweden gains a new AI unit in leading European network

To strengthen Sweden’s position in artificial intelligence, a Swedish Unit is now being launched within the European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems (ELLIS) network. The establishment ...

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The aim is to ensure that AI enhances human judgement and creativity, and raises the bar for the tasks it replaces, says Elena Fersman, Head of AI Innovation at telecom company Ericsson. (Photo: KTH Innovation)

AI as a partner – not just a tool

More than 15 years ago, Elena Fersman began developing AI at Ericsson, long before the technology became an established part of the business world. Today, she is a key figure in the company’s AI trans...

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New competence centre for sustainable heating and cooling

Developing efficient heating and cooling systems is an important part of the transition to sustainable buildings and cities. The Swedish Energy Agency has awarded funding to HEAT-X, a strategic centre...

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Arian Lundberg is an assistant professor in biomedical proteomics. Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH

Researchers identify aggressive molecular features in low-risk prostate cancer

Researchers at KTH has developed a new approach that reveals molecular features of aggressive prostate cancer that are not captured by conventional clinical risk classification. The results could lead...

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Four crucial components for the new Atomfab: Adrian Iovan, Vladislav Korenivski, Erik Holmgren and the ALD financed by WISE (Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustain-ability).

New lab for building materials at the atomic scale

Materials built up layer by layer, with a thickness of just a few atomic layers. It may sound impossible, but researchers at KTH now have new capabilities for this kind of materials research.

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KTH researcher Tor Blomqvist talks about the future of space food at the Nobel Prize Museum. Photo: Per Larsson, SU

Space food: Beyond survival

A round trip to Mars takes several years. What will the astronauts eat when they cannot replenish their supplies along the way? KTH researcher Tor Blomqvist is studying the food systems that will be n...

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