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KTH Research Field Reports

The international Experts evaluated KTH’s research in 12 Research Fields; these Research Fields represented 47 research areas known as Units of Assessment (UoAs).

Defining the units of assesment

The following Research Fields and Units of Assessment were identified at KTH:

Expert Panel School Units of Assessment
     
Panel 1: Mathematics   SCI  Mathematics  
and Computer Science  SCI  Mathematical Statistics  
KTH Coordinator: Professor Anders Forsgren  SCI  Optimization and Systems Theory  
Panel Chair: Professor Olavi Nevanlinna  CSC  Computer Science  
     
Panel 2: Information and   EES  Network, Information and Control Systems 
Communication Systems  EES  Telecommunications 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Carl-Gustav Jansson  CSC  Human Communications  
Panel Chair: Professor John S Baras  ICT  Computing and Communication Systems  
  ICT  Information and Software Systems 
     
Panel 3: Physics and Theoretical Physics     
KTH Coordinator: Professor Bengt Lund-Jensen  SCI  Experimental Physics 
Panel Chair: Professor Michael Albrow  SCI  Theoretical Physics 
     
     
Panel 4: Applied Physics      
and Medical Technology  SCI  Applied Physics and Medical Imaging 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Hans Hertz  STH  Medical Technology  
Panel Chair: Professor Wolfgang Eberhardt  ICT  Materials Physics 
     
Panel 5: Energy Technology   SCI  Nuclear Power Safety, Reactor Physics and 
and Electrical Engineering    Reactor Technology 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Stefan Östlund  EES  Electrical Power Engineering 
Panel Chair: Professor Tuija Pulkkinen  EES  Fusion and Space Plasma Physics 
  ITM  Energy Transformation 
     
Panel 6: Electronics and Photonics  EES  MEMS 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Mikael Östling  ICT  Optics and Photonics 
Panel Chair: Professor Patrick Dewilde  ICT  Semiconductor Components 
  ICT  Embedded Electronics and Computer Systems 
     
Panel 7: Applied Mechanics  SCI  Vehicle Engineering 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Dan Henningson  SCI  Solid Mechanics 
Panel Chair: Professor Peter Olsson  SCI  Fluid Mechanics 
  SCI  Mechanics - Biomechanics 
     
Panel 8: Industrial Technology   ITM  Material Science and Engineering 
and Materials Science  ITM  Industrial Product Development 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Bengt Lindberg  ITM  Production Engineering 
Panel Chairs: Professor Fritz Fahrni and Professor Torsten Ericsson      
     
Panel 9: Chemistry  CHE  Chemistry 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Christofer Leygraf  CHE  Chemical Engineering 
Panel Chair: Professor Erik W. Thulstrup  CHE  Fiber and Polymer Technology 
  BIO  Theoretical Chemistry 
     
Panel 10: Biotechnology  BIO  Medical Biotechnology 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Stefan Ståhl  BIO  Industrial Biotechnology 
Panel Chair: Professor Gergory Winter  BIO  Protein Atlas 
     
Panel 11: Technology for the   ABE  Civil and Architectural Engineering 
Built Environment  ABE  Land and Water Resources 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Bengt Ljungqvist  STH  Health 
Panel Chair: Professor Andrew Collop  STH  Industrial Ecology 
     
Panel 12: Architecture, Built   ABE  Architecture 
Environment and Management  ABE  Real Estate and Construction Management 
KTH Coordinator: Professor Björn Hårsman  ABE  Philosophy and History of Technology 
Panel Chair: Professor Klaus Kunzman  ABE  Urban Planning and the Built Environment 
  ABE  Transport and Economics 
  ITM  Industrial Management 
     

A key principle behind the KTH RAE is transparency in order that better decisions can be made. It has been decided to publish the full reports of the Experts on the UoAs here by Research Field. The value of these Reports lies in the opinions expressed on the basis of the Expert’s considerable experience.

Links to Expert Reports

Panel 1: Mathematics and Computer Science (pdf 62 kB)

Panel 2: Information and Communication Systems (pdf 205 kB)

Panel 3: Physics and Theoretical Physics (pdf 76 kB)

Panel 4: Applied Physics and Medical Technology (pdf 98 kB)

Panel 5: Energy Technology and Electrical Engineering (pdf 102 kB)

Panel 6: Electronics and Photonics (pdf 98 kB)

Panel 7: Applied Mechanics (pdf 73 kB)

Panel 8: Industrial Technology and Materials Science (pdf 84 kB)

Panel 9: Chemistry (pdf 149 kB)

Panel 10: Biotechnology (pdf 113 kB)

Panel 11: Technology for the Built Environment (pdf 98 kB)

Panel 12: Architecture, Built Environment and Management (pdf 174 kB)

Further details on the criteria of assessment used can be accessed here:

Evaluation Method and Criteria of Assessment