Call for proposals: “The World of Tomorrow” exhibition, KTH 200 Years
Share your solutions for a better, more sustainable world with thousands of viewers at KTH’s 200th anniversary exhibition: “The World of Tomorrow”. We invite you to submit your proposal for this milestone exhibition, which will transform the entrance hall of KTH Library into a vibrant hub of innovation throughout 2027.
This exhibition celebrates KTH’s research – developed in close collaboration with society – that tackles today’s sustainability challenges and actively drives the transformations needed for a better tomorrow. Designed as an accessible popular science exhibition, it targets a broad audience, including KTH students, staff, and the general public.
We want to demonstrate how KTH’s research leads to tangible, transformative solutions in areas such as food, health, water, climate, energy, mobility, and more. Our goal is to ignite curiosity, inspire hope, and show that a sustainable future is not just possible – it’s already being built through education and research at KTH.
The exhibition opens on 1 February 2027 and will be on display throughout 2027. It is a collaboration between KTH 200 Years, KTH Sustainability Office, KTH Library, and Research Support Office - Strategic Initiatives & Collaboration.
The exhibition is designed in collaboration with the design agency Expology.
Why participate?
- Amplify your impact: Reach new audiences by spotlighting your work in one of KTH’s most visited spaces.
- Inspire change: Demonstrate how your research is making a real difference – whether it’s about food, health, water, climate, energy, mobility, or beyond.
- Connect and collaborate: Meet fellow researchers, join public events, and build lasting networks within and beyond KTH.
- Join the celebration: Be part of a historic event marking KTH’s 200 years of groundbreaking discovery and collaboration with society.
Who can participate?
All researchers at KTH who contribute to a sustainable future! We welcome proposals that highlight transformative solutions to global challenges.