News

Zahra Kalantari, professor in environmental science and engineering for sustainability in the Anthropocene at KTH, has today on Earth Day 2025 been named Frontiers Planet Prize 2025 national champion....

Read the article

On a Friday in early April, researchers from KTH and officials from the City of Stockholm met for a collaboration meeting at the City of Stockholm's premises on Fleminggatan. The purpose of the meetin...

Read the article

On 25 March, students from Täby Enskilda Gymnasium attended WaterCentre@KTH’s lunchtime lecture on water. They were joined by students from schools in Germany, Ireland and Spain.

Read the article

To celebrate World Water Day, six experts from WaterCentre@KTH and KTH Climate Action Centre gathered on 21 March to answer students’ water-related questions.

Read the article

The purpose of the project is to contribute to the improvement of the integration of wetland protection efforts into urban planning processes. The goal of the project is to assess the accuracy and fle...

Read the article

Read the article

The Codrefinery project will devise innovative nature-inspired strategies to increase the efficiency of bio-based production under low temperatures from waste from food system. Wastes from food system...

Read the article

The Stockholm International Water Institute has appointed a new board. Professor Zahra Kalantari, director of WaterCentre@KTH, is the new vice chair of the board.

Read the article

This year's Linnaeus Lecturer is Andrea Rinaldo, Professor of Hydrology and Water Resources at EPFL, Switzerland and University of Padua, Italy.

Read the article

Erik Karlsson is the newest member of WaterCentre@KTH's steering committee, joining the centre in November 2024. Erik Karlsson is a strategist at Svenskt Vatten, the industry organization for Sweden's...

Read the article

If you want to know and use data for how water flows and water storages on land have been varying and changing in recent decades around the world, check out this new published data paper in Nature – S...

Read the article

Freshwater is an increasingly acute issue for cities in the context of the multifaceted climate crisis. In response to this, restoration of freshwater urban ecosystems is gaining momentum. However, re...

Read the article

Authored by Gauri Salunkhe, based on her experiences during her 4.5 month field work in Fiji for her Master’s thesis project. This is part 1 of a two-part article that introduces the community-managed...

Read the article

CASCADE is an interdisciplinary research initiative that tackles the escalating risks posed by multiple hydrometeorological hazards, such as floods, droughts, heatwaves, and their cascading effects on...

Read the article

​​​​​​​Hydrologidagarna (Hydrology Days) is an annual conference arranged by members of the Swedish Hydrological Council. Hydrologidagarna 2024 was hosted by KTH, with WaterCentre@KTH forming part of ...

Read the article

KTH researchers Zahra Kalantari, Bijan Dargahi and Zipan Cai have been nominated for the Frontiers Planet Prize based on articles they have written or contributed to. Both articles are water-related.

Read the article

In a world facing a serious water shortage, treating and recycling water based on its intended use could be part of the solution. Mariel Perez Zabaleta, a researcher at DTU, Denmark, introduced the co...

Read the article

Water-related research at KTH covers a wide range of themes. A common denominator is the practical approach and the solution-oriented quality of projects and research areas. This makes it ideal for ex...

Read the article

In the latest WaterCentre@KTH lunch seminar, Doctor Brigita Dejus, Riga Technical University, Latvia, talked about the development of water-based epidemiology (WBE) in the young Baltic country. She ex...

Read the article

Professor Georgia (Gia) Destouni has been awarded the Baltic Sea Award for her significant research contributions and guiding efforts to combat eutrophication in the Baltic Sea.

Read the article