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  • Hultgren Laboratory climbs the ladder

    Published Feb 11, 2020

    Hultgren Laboratory at Material science and Engineering is now a so-called KTH Research Infrastructure. The aim is to strengthen important research environments with strong infrastructure.

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  • INDEK program receives top feedback from the EU

    Published Feb 11, 2020

    INDEK’s EDIM course finishes this spring. A forward-looking education with partner universities in Madrid and Milano. And the feedback from the European Union is, to put it humbly, positive. Still, th...

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  • INDEK Niklas Arvidsson moderating discussion on the E-krona

    Published Feb 10, 2020
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  • AM-Day in Stockholm

    Published Feb 10, 2020
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  • Former doctoral student Gisela Bäcklander at INDEK, interviewed by KTH on self leadership

    Published Feb 04, 2020
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  • Matti Kaulio interviewed by SVT Uutiset

    Published Feb 03, 2020

    Prof. Matti Kaulio at INDEK was interviewed by SVT Uutiset the 20th of January on the topic: "Why young people do not want to be managers."

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  • 12 Postdocs on sustainable industry and society, IRIS KTH

    Published Jan 30, 2020
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  • Prize for climate neutrality innovation

    Rutger Gyllenram (left) and Peter Samuelsson (right) of the Unit of Processes
    Published Jan 29, 2020

    Congratulations to Peter Samuelsson and Rutger Gyllenram who have won the KTH Innovations Challenge "Going climate neutral" for their idea "FerroSilva, the Iron Forest".

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  • Swedish increasingly important to KTH

    Rebecca Hincks and Charlotte Hurdelbrink
    Charlotte Hurdelbrink and Rebecca Hincks are language planners at KTH.
    Published Jan 28, 2020

    Being Sweden's second most international university is a privilege, but it also has its challenges. With fewer and fewer Swedish-speaking employees, KTH risks its role as an important participant in s...

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  • Sensors improve life for amputees

    Fredrik Asplund and Dejiu Chen
    KTH researchers Fredrik Asplund and Dejiu Chen.
    Published Jan 15, 2020

    35 percent of the amputees reject prosthetics because they are too uncomfortable. By placing connected sensors in the prosthetic sockets, KTH will optimize the users' prostheses and also save large so...

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  • Reorganization at INDEK

    Published Jan 07, 2020
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  • INDEK professor co-founding national research network

    Published Jan 07, 2020
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  • International Seminar 2019

    KTH prizewinners Henrietta Isaksson (middle) and Hans-Henrik König (right). Another prizewinner from NTNU is on the left.
    Published Dec 16, 2019

    In November Assistant Professor Chris Hulme-Smith travelled to NTNU (Trondheim, Norway) with 21 masters students for the 2019 International seminar in materials processes.

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  • Niklas Arvidsson from INDEK speaks at Banco de Portugal

    Published Dec 12, 2019
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  • INDEK researcher invited to world-leading university – MIT!

    Published Dec 06, 2019
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  • Mechatronics & Embedded Systems HK 2019

    Published Dec 06, 2019

    All are warmly welcome to the Presentations and/or the Demos by our Mechatronics and Embedded Systems advanced course students.

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  • Student at INDEK Master's program Industrial Management won this year's Female Leader Engineer

    Published Nov 21, 2019
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  • Life improved with workhub

    Jogger in the forrest
    With a shorter route to work there is time for a morning run. Photo from Unsplash.
    Published Nov 20, 2019

    A workplace close to home for suburban residents who normally commute an hour to work each morning. Tullinge workhub is a research project that will investigate what happens when we cut down on everyd...

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  • What happens if cash payments disappear?

    Published Nov 11, 2019
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  • PECA will spread KTH knowledge

    Tobias Vahlne, business developer at Machine design at KTH.
    Tobias Vahlne, business developer at Machine design at KTH.
    Published Nov 06, 2019

    KTH starts a knowledge bank with content that can be used by professional educators to put together corporate training. This way, Swedish industry will be able to offer its employees technical educati...

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