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We wish to honor the memory of an anonymous KTH friend who initiated the Stiftelsen KTH-India Scholarship Foundation through a generous donation. Since the establishment of the foundation in 2012, two Indian master students per year have been awarded scholarships covering both tuition and living expenses at KTH.
“The foundation has contributed to an important international exchange of knowledge between KTH and India and has been a significant factor in being able to attract the best international students to KTH” – Stefan Östlund, Vice president for international relations at KTH
KTH has important knowledge that contribute to solutions to the problems in the Baltic Sea. To create exchange and synergies, commitment and support in the form of donations are needed.
The KTH Innovation Award was made possible by two generous donations from Daniel Ek, Founder and CEO of Spotify, and Mathias Uhlén, KTH professor and entrepreneur. The prize aims to celebrate people from KTH who with creativity, grit and courage have contributed to solving society’s challenges with their innovations.
Padideh Kamali-Zare, the visionary behind groundbreaking microscopy technology, has been honored with the 2023 KTH Innovation Award. She is making her dream come true by contributing to the early detection of brain diseases like Alzheimer's.
A donation from the H&M Foundation became a climate center for collaborative and research-focused advance climate mitigation and adaptation in synergy with all the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
On 29 June, 60 EU transport attachés and Swedish government representatives learned about KTH's research and innovation. The visit was organised by KTH's research platform for transport and took place in connection with the final part of the Swedish EU presidency.
