KTH contributes to sustainable development through education, research and collaboration with societal partners. According to KTH's values, education and research should contribute to an ecologically, socially and economically sustainable societal development.
Contribute to KTH:s Sustainability Objectives
Survey on KTH’s Sustainability Goals
KTH's current sustainability goals for the period 2021-2025 are in the final stages, and work is underway to update these goals and the climate goal (2021-2045) for the upcoming period 2026-2030. To ensure that the new goals are well-established and relevant, KTH invites all interested parties to participate in this process by providing feedback. Read more about the current sustainability goals here:
University-wide sustainability objectives 2021-2025 and climate objectives 2021-2045.
To participate, please use the form where you can share your views on the current goal areas before 22 April:
Access the form here
Reduce your climate footprint.
Travel-free meetings
KTH employees have the possibility to conduct various forms of travel-free meetings. Through digital meetings, you contribute to reducing your carbon dioxide emissions and create a more flexible meeting culture.
KTH strives to have as low an environmental impact as possible, therefore we encourage employees to order WWF's One Planet Plate with a lot of locally produced, vegetables and according to season.
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Oscar Tjernberg will use a new type of electron spectroscopy facility to study superconductors. The photo shows the current laboratory equipment, a photoelectron spectrometer for time- and angle-resolved photoemission. (Photo: Magnus Glans)
Quantum researcher take next step towards superconductors
