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KTH researchers have developed working methods that make it easier for municipalities to work together to prevent young people from being drawn into criminal gangs.

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How can research help solve real-life problems? Mobility programmes give researchers the opportunity to find out. Working closely with Scania, Erik Flores-García aims for better understanding of trend...

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Arnold Pears, professor at the Department of Learning, is this year's recipient of the Leonardo da Vinci Medal, the highest award presented by SEFI – European Society of Engineering Education.

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The IRIS research initiative at ITM resulted in cross-disciplinary collaborations and more than SEK 168 million in external funding. A final report, now being released, highlights the many outcomes of...

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From 9-12th September, around 200 people from over 20 countries met at KTH in Stockholm for SafeComp 2025  - the 44th conference on Computer Safety, Reliability and Security!

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About 700 of the world’s brightest minds in production engineering gathered in Stockholm at the end of August for the 74th CIRP General Assembly, hosted by KTH and the Centre of Excellence in Producti...

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Studying Energy Technology can be great fun! That is exactly what around 170 first-year students in the Mechanical Engineering programme experienced in May 2025, when they gathered to compete in the S...

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As exhaust emissions from vehicles have decreased, non-exhaust emissions such as brake wear have become an increasingly important source of particulate pollution. A new study from KTH and Stockholm Un...

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What role does decentralization play in Ukraine’s resilience? How do global shifts in power shape the future of the war? And what responsibilities must Europe now take on? These were some of the press...

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XPRES served as the Swedish host when the 74th CIRP General Assembly was held in Stockholm on 17–23 August 2025. In addition to organising the event, XPRES also showcased its own projects at the venue...

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Jahangir “Jay” Almasi, a teacher at Tibble Gymnasium in Täby, just outside Stockholm, has completed KTH’s AI course for upper secondary school teachers – a course now also available for primary school...

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In June, the AD-EYE testbed was featured in Nyhetsdagen, a popular Swedish TV news show on SVT4. Two different clips show operations and touch upon the research performed. The crew will be back for a...

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Henrik Sieurin earned his PhD at KTH. Now he’s back as an adjunct professor and expert in fatigue of the world’s most recycled material – steel. With a focus on collaboration for smarter solutions in ...

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Much of Swedish society is cashless, but cash continues to be of great importance in case of serious events. Professor Niklas Arvidsson highlights this in an interview on Vetenskapsradion.

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KTH Royal Institute of Technology is currently hosting Associate Professor Massimo Cimmino, from Polytechnique Montréal (Canada), during his academic sabbatical. Prof. Cimmino is well known for his co...

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The project aims to create a miniaturized model of energy systems for future cities, designed as an educational environment for KTH students.

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IEA HPT Annex 64 concerns Safety when using flammable refrigerants like propane or isobutane. This is a hot topic as the synthetic HFC fluids mainly used today must be phased out as they are strong gr...

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Gender equality will now be safeguarded in technical innovations. On Monday, InspireLab was inaugurated - a new center at KTH dedicated to promoting gender equality through technology and innovation.

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