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KTH climbs QS sustainability ranking
Published Dec 06, 2023KTH Royal Institute of Technology is now ranked 58th best university in the world in tackling environmental, social and governance issues, according to QS World University Rankings.
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Challenge of living without a car
Published Dec 04, 2023How hard can it be to live a car-free everyday life? Quite problematic if you have to juggle work and leisure activities. This was demonstrated when a number of households in southern Stockholm were c...
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Swedish astronaut conducts KTH research in space
Published Nov 30, 2023On January 10, 2024, Sweden's next astronaut Marcus Wandt is scheduled to leave for the International Space Station (ISS). During his space journey, he will be a medical test subject and perform exper...
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Super cinema for science opens its doors
Published Nov 23, 2023Wisdome Stockholm – KTH have more than one finger in the pie in the new spectacular attraction at Tekniska Museet, aimed to display science and innovation in new ways. Here, the researchers are redefi...
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Researchers: Metal extraction in the Baltic Sea inappropriate
Published Nov 21, 2023As the demand for different metals such as silicon and cobalt increases, so does the need to extract them in different ways. One method is to 'vacuum the seabed'. New research from KTH Royal Institute...
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Challenging the speed of sound in NASA's wind tunnel
Published Nov 20, 2023A collaboration between KTH and NASA is taking aeronautical research to new heights. The project is an important contribution to aviation safety and underlines the importance of international partners...
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Newsmakers at KTH – November 2023
Published Nov 16, 2023Who has received what when it comes to funding? What findings, results and researchers have attracted attention outside KTH? Under the vignette Newsmakers, we provide a selection of the latest news an...
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"We Swedes need to get our house in order"
Published Nov 10, 2023Embankments and motorways collapse. Damage from extreme weather events is getting worse while knowledge of how to protect ourselves from them is lagging behind. Johan Silfwerbrand, professor in concre...
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KTH researchers receive ERC Synergy Grants
Published Nov 08, 2023Stefania Giacomello and Danica Kragic Jensfelt part of international teams awarded two ERC Synergy Grants on intestinal diseases and transfer smells digitally
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KTH Railway Group's goal: Increase train traffic in Sweden
Published Nov 06, 2023One of the goals of ongoing research projects within the KTH Railway Group is to densify train traffic on Sweden's existing railways. "The biggest problem for the country's train traffic is the limit...
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Exterminating bed bugs would no longer require a ‘human sacrifice’
Published Nov 01, 2023In the category of household pests, few are as difficult to exterminate as bed bugs. But a student startup at KTH Royal Institute of Technology has found a way that could make it much easier.
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Continued support for national research infrastructures
Published Nov 01, 2023The Swedish Research Council has awarded KTH Royal Swedish Institute for Technology the continued hosting of three new research infrastructures of national interest and partnerships in seven others.
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Here starts the silicon challenge against China
Published Oct 31, 2023The start-up company Green14 wants to challenge Asia's silicon dominance in the market for solar cells and enlists the help of KTH. At the Department of Materials Science, the company are building a s...
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Ranking: KTH best Swedish university in engineering and computer science
Published Oct 31, 2023KTH is considered number 39 and number 61 in the world according to the 2024 Times Higher Education subject rankings. Improvements also in physical sciences.
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Former President of KTH Sigbritt Karlsson has passed away
Published Oct 30, 2023Sigbritt Karlsson, former President of KTH, has passed away after a period of illness. She began her role as President on 12 November 2016 and concluded last November.
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Tiny brick-busting ‘muscles’ for miniature robotics are sourced from wood
Published Oct 27, 2023Wood is the source for a brick-breaking mini robotic muscle material developed by researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The material — a specially-developed hydrogel — can shape-shift, exp...
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A 3D printed laser demonstrates new optic manufacturing method
Published Oct 26, 2023The first 3D printed laser has been produced by researchers in Sweden to demonstrate a sustainable method for manufacturing the next generation of optical fiber components.
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Cybercampus Sweden aims to secure digital systems
Published Oct 26, 2023Sweden is exposed to an increasing number of cyberattacks. The new Cybercampus Sweden initiative aims to strengthen the country's resilience by protecting society's vulnerable digital systems. "Par...
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Six routes for the future of car transport
Published Oct 25, 2023Introducing electric cars and biofuels is not enough. Passenger car traffic must be reduced by at least 20 per cent if Sweden is to meet its climate targets. This is according to a study by environmen...
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Winner of Nobel Prize in Economics researches gender differences in labor market
Published Oct 19, 2023Claudia Goldin, Harvard University, receives the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for her research on why women are heavily underrepresented and earn less than men in the labor market globally. "It ...
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