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Theme: AI and humans

How can AI contribute to people's lives and the development of society? What are the opportunities, challenges and concerns? A series of articles focusing on artificial intelligence and humans presents exciting research from KTH Royal Institute of Technology.

An airplane wing seen from sky
The AI control system zeroes in on one particularly dangerous aerodynamic phenomenon known as flow detachment, or turbulent separation bubbles. (Photo: David Callahan)

AI on aircraft can reduce risk of mid-air stalls and sudden drops

Artificial intelligence aboard aircraft could help prevent mid-air stalls and terrifying drops in altitude. In a new study, an international research team successfully tested a machine learning system...

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KTH’s Engineering ranking is ninth highest in Europe, and the highest among universities in Sweden.

KTH maintains high rankings in key subjects

In the latest university subject rankings from Times Higher Education, KTH placed high among the world’s top universities.

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Man standing outside in front of building in Japan.
KTH student Armin Moghiman represented Sweden and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in a prestigious exchange program in Japan recently.

Bridging continents: Interest in sustainability led student to Japan

KTH student Armin Moghiman represented Sweden and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Japan, by participating in a prestigious exchange programme aimed at empowering students to lead the global susta...

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RESEARCHERS’ NOTICEBOARD
Woman cooking on electric stove
New research highlights that by adopting cleaner cooking technologies, like electric cooking, Nepal could prevent around 9,563 deaths annually and reduce health costs and emissions significantly.

KTH helps Nepal shift to cleaner cooking fuels

KTH is part of a collaboration to make Nepalis to use cleaner fuels when cooking.

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An antenna on a fingertip

Ultra-High-Speed Wireless Communication

Have you ever wondered how we might achieve ultra-high-speed wireless communication or next-level radar systems? The answer lies in the terahertz (THz) frequency range.

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Man in front of a brick building with a paper in his hand.
Lorenz Payonga, doctoral student at KTH’s Department of Energy Technology, is involved in the PARMENIDES project.

A humanized electricity grid

Can you combine the requirements from the electricity grid and the needs from the consumers? Researchers at KTH will combine multiple energy storage technologies with insights from human behavior, the...

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