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School of Engineering Sciences

The School of Engineering Sciences is located at KTH Campus at Valhallavägen, AlbaNova University Center in Roslagstull and Science For Life Laboratory in Solna. Our activities include physics, mathematics and engineering mechanics.

Our research covers almost everything from basic mathematics to applied mechanics. We work with basic research both theoretically and experimentally in almost all areas, often in collaboration with international universities, colleges, research institutes and industry.

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Latest News from SCI

SCI physicists among the winners of the Breakthrough Prize

Jonas Strandberg and Christian Ohm are among the group of researchers that have been awarded the prestigious 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, as part of the ATLAS collaboration at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The prize was established in 2012 to honour those who have significantly advanced our understanding of the world through their contributions to human knowledge.

Diver and robot underwater

Divers and robots working together: AI-driven underwater collaboration could create safer missions

Underwater operations are among the most challenging tasks due to poor visibility, strong currents, extreme pressures, and communication barriers. The SHARCEX project aims to change this by integrating advanced AI-powered AUVs that can work in direct collaboration with human divers.

Mapping Greenland could provide new insights into ice-melting

A recent study published in Nature shows that the world's glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate. Against this background, researchers from KTH, in collaboration with Stockholm University, made a significant discovery during the GEOEO expedition to the Victoria Fjord in Greenland.

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Inclusion@SCI

SCI School is open and welcoming to all. We strive to provide a safe environment and equal opportunities for students and staff. We take pride in our diversity and are committed to treating everyone with respect, fairness, and equality.

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