Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health (CBH)

At the beginning of November, most of the CBH's operational support moved into new premises.
The move is intended to increase community and cooperation and to reduce the cost of premises.

“There will be shorter ways to solve problems,” says CBH's head of department Marie Larson.

Stefania Giacomello's course “Single cell and spatial transcriptomics data analysis” is digital, short and focused on a specific topic.

It was highlighted at the last Faculty Board meeting as a good example of how a lifelong learning course can be designed.

When Cristina Al-Khalili Szigyarto began studying mathematics, her former chemistry teacher back home in Trollhättan protested. It didn’t take long, however, for her to realise that it wasn’t mathematics but biochemistry that she should be studying.

In June, she was promoted to Professor of preclinical proteomics.

Sweden is a leading innovator in the field of medical devices. But how can you ensure that the medical device you develop is safe and complies with EU regulations?

According to Björn-Erik Erlandsson, Professor and senior advisor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, knowledge is sometimes lacking. That’s why a practical handbook is now available for anyone involved in developing medical devices.

The next step in the development of KTH's University Administration, UA, is that staff in HR, finance and communication will be co-organized within each area from the first of April 2024. This is one of several points decided by the President in an orientation decision on how UA will be organized in the future.

The CBH School works actively for a sustainable development on several levels. Our research and education contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, we have an environmental management system and is a workplace that strives for increased sustainability in our daily processes.

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