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Innovating education: KTH Cloud's journey from concept to reality
Students Emil Karlsson and Pierre Le Fèvre built the KTH Cloud as a degree project. Photo: Åsa Karsberg, KTH Published Jan 31, 2024Two students from the Computer Engineering programme in Flemingsberg built a cloud service as a degree project. Since then, Pierre Le Fèvre and Emil Karlsson have built on the concept and can now offe...
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New method can map B and T cell receptors in human tissue
Kim Thrane. Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH Published Jan 24, 2024Researchers at KTH, KI and SciLifeLab have found a way to identify unique immune cell receptors and their location in tissue. The results were published in the journal Science.
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“Witnessing the launch of the space capsule was incredibly powerful”
Michail Magkos and Mikael Forsman witnessed the launch at Kennedy Space Center. Photo: private Published Jan 23, 2024On 18 January, at 22:49 Swedish time, Marcus Wandt and the other astronauts of the Axiom 3 mission were launched into space from Kennedy Space Center, Florida. CBH researchers Mikael Forsman and Micha...
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New tool for generating sufficient evidence
“The tool can streamline development work at all stages, from idea to design, planning, collaboration, education, training and communication,” says Adam Darwich. Photo: Jon Lindhe Published Jan 16, 2024Does your idea meet the needs of the Swedish healthcare system? Now you can test your innovation at an early stage with an interactive PDF.
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New project aims to make the extraction of battery metals more sustainable
Kerstin Forsberg, professor in chemical engineering at KTH. Photo: Jon Lindhe Published Jan 10, 2024A research project at KTH will make the extraction of nickel, cobalt and manganese for battery production more sustainable by investigating new crystallisation methods.
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She wants to replace fossil-based binders at an industrial level
Maria Wennman. Photo: Hans Erik Nygren Published Jan 04, 2024Maria Wennman's thesis is about bio-based and biodegradable binders for paper and the textile material nonwoven, which can replace several types of the plastic-based binders currently used commerciall...
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New professor improves biomaterials by looking at the nanolevel
Professor Stephan Volker Roth. Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH Published Dec 07, 2023Stephan Volker Roth is a new professor for scattering-based characterisation in fibre and polymer technology at KTH. He shares his position between the Division of Fibre Processes at KTH and DESY in H...
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ForMAX celebrates one year – enables studies of wood-based materials from the atomic level upwards
ForMAX Beamline. Photo: Anna Sandahl Published Nov 22, 2023The ForMAX beamline has now been in use for a year at the MAX IV synchrotron in Lund. Researchers at KTH were the first to test the instrument, which can be used to study wood-based materials from the...
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Gabriella Mastantuoni designs multi-functional materials
Gabriella Mastantuoni. Photo: Jon Lindhe, KTH Published Oct 25, 2023Gabriella Mastantuoni is a recent PhD in glycoscience at KTH. She successfully defended her thesis “Engineering of lignin in wood towards functional materials” on 19 September.
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Ulrica Edlund talks about water purification at ForskarFredag
Ulrica Edlund, Foto: Jon Lindhe Published Sep 12, 2023Ulrica Edlund, Professor of Polymer Technology at KTH is participating in this year's ForskarFredag. She will discuss how material chemistry can be part of the solution to today's environmental challe...
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Community and collaboration in focus at BIWIC
Assistant Professor Fred Marques Penha thinks that everyone should try organising an international event such as BIWIC. Published Sep 06, 2023The 28th BIWIC International Workshop on Industrial Crystallization was hosted by KTH last week. 85 participants from 27 countries came together to exchange knowledge and strengthen the community thro...
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Tomas Vikström: "Come and change the world with us!"
From lab to factory. Tomas Vikström, new Adjunct Professor at the Department of Fiber Processes, is an expert in scaling up chemical processes. Photo: Jon Lindhe Published Jun 21, 2023Tomas Vikström is a new Adjunct Professor at the Department of Fiber Processes at KTH. He is also head of research and development at the Fiberline Technology Unit at Valmet in Sundsvall. "We have pr...
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Newly appointed professor who loves resource recovery
Kerstin Forsberg, newly appointed professor. Photo: private Published Jun 20, 2023Kerstin Forsberg stepped through KTH's doors for the first time in 1998. Then she began studying the Degree programme in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. 25 years later, she is a newly appointed pr...
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Francisco Vilaplana: “I have always had a soft spot for the underdogs”
Photo: Pavel Matveev Published Jun 20, 2023Francisco Vilaplana, new professor in glycoscience, became fascinated by the molecular diversity of polysaccharides as a postdoc. A love story that is still going strong. “Polysaccharides are in the...
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KTH researcher develops first wood xerogel
Professor Qi Zhou and postdoc Shennan Wang. Photo: KTH Published Jun 13, 2023Researchers at KTH have produced a xerogel made from wood – the material enables more energy-efficient production of high-quality transparent wood. ”The significant advance is that our mesoporous woo...
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Anselme Payen Award to Lars Berglund
The Anselme Payen Award is awarded every year by the American Chemical Society. Photo: KTH, ACS Published May 31, 2023Lars Berglund, professor at the Division of Biocomposites at KTH, receives the prestigious chemistry prize Anselme Payen Award. “It's nice to be noticed and to receive international recognition fro...
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"It's an incredible freedom to do what I find fun!"
Magnus Johnson in the surface chemistry lab. Photo: Jon Lindhe Published May 11, 2023He is fascinated by surface chemistry and dreams of spending more time in the lab. The microscope that makes it possible to study surfaces at the nano level was a turning point in the career of Magnus...
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Great interest in KTH in Rwanda
“Rwanda has a young population that wants to do a lot,” says Sebastiaan Meijer, who participated in KTH's delegation together with Peter Nilsson and Gunaratna Kuttuva Rajarao. Published Apr 28, 2023At the end of March, a delegation from KTH led by the President, visited several higher education institutions in Rwanda, including the University of Rwanda in Kigali. From the CBH school, Professor P...
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KTH researcher rewarded for new type of cellulose pulp
Yuanyuan Li receives the Gunnar Sundblad Research Foundation Competence Development Award from Carl XVI Gustaf. Photo: Carl Moser, Swedish Forest Industries Published Apr 21, 2023Yuanyuan Li, Assistant Professor at KTH, receives this year's Competence Development Award from the Gunnar Sundblad Research Foundation. The prize of SEK 700,000 goes to her research into a new type o...
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New opening of 2MILab
Matthew Fielden, director of 2MILab, is satisfied that the entire operation is now located in Kemihuset at Teknikringen. Published Apr 13, 2023April 25 is the time for the new inauguration of the laboratory 2MILab, which has been located in Kemihuset since the turn of the year. “We welcome all users to come and mingle with us!” says Matthew...
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