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Superconductors can revolutionize how we use electricity
Oscar Tjernberg and his model of superconducting train that hovers above magnetic rails. Photography: Oscar Tjernberg Published Jan 03, 2021For the first time, American researchers have succeeded in creating a so-called superconductor that works at room temperature. This technology has the potential to revolutionize how we use electricity...
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GE buys Swedish start-up Prismatic Sensors
Mats Danielsson. Photography: Prismatic Sensors Published Nov 27, 2020American General Electric acquires the KTH spin-off company Prismatic Sensors founded in 2012.
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KTH in collaboration with Brazil
Dan Henningson, Professor of Fluid Mechanics, Department of Engineering, KTH. Photography: Private Published Nov 26, 2020Dan Henningson, Professor of Fluid Mechanics, Department of Engineering Mechanics, has been commuting between Stockholm and Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil, for five years. The aim is to build a partnersh...
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A hub for nuclear technology knowledge and competence
Published Nov 12, 2020The annual symposium of the Swedish Centre for Nuclear Technology (SKC) was held in October. For two days, around 100 researchers, students, and industry representatives gathered digitally to share th...
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We welcome Professor Masatoshi Noumi to SCI
Published Sep 01, 2020Masatoshi Noumi is a professor at Kobe University, Japan. Thanks to a grant from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, he will be a visiting professor at the Department of Mathematics.
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AlbaNova-NanoLab
The director, Vladislav Korenivski, showing Sandra di Rocco (skolchef) and Anna Delin (vice skolchef) the state-of-the-art EBL system, a recent upgrade at ANL. Published Aug 31, 2020Albanova-NanoLab (ANL) has existed in its current form since 2001, when KTH Physics moved into Albanova, it was, however, first opened in 1997 when Physics was still located at Lindstedsvägen.
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Theoretical physics research – possible revolution for green technology
Egor Babaev, Professor in Condensed matter theory, Department of Physics at KTH. Photographer: Sofia Nyström Published Jun 26, 2019Read the article -
Nanomagnetism could improve future mobile phones
Anna Delin, Professor at the Department of Applied Physics at KTH, is doing research on quantum mechanical calculations. Photographer: Sofia Nyström Published Jun 26, 2019Anna Delin, Professor at the Department of Applied Physics at KTH, is doing research on quantum mechanical calculations on how we through magnetic nanotechnology, or spintronics, may revolutionize how...
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Janne Wallenius explains what happened around the Chernobyl accident
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Utilisation Award goes to Carlota Canalias
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Christian Ohm elected to Young Academy of Sweden
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Their microscope can reveal how the brain works
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Cancer can be detected earlier and treated more safely
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Savoy cabbage guides Bagheri's research
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Large research funding for KTH's mathematics research
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Faster diagnosis if a nuclear accident
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Major investment in quantum mechanical research
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Virtual Exchange as a sustainable, scalable, and affordable strategy for internationalization at hom
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KTH Pedagogical Prize to Gunnar Tibert
Gunnar Nygren, Department of Aeronautical & Vehicle Engineering. Photo: Sofia Nyström Published Oct 16, 2018Read the article
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