News

• The division of Civil Engineering and the Built Environment is participating in the Vinnova-funded DIG-IT Lab

• New project on solar parks

• IEM Gala successful

• Digital twin for sustainable requirement specification

• The FINEST innovation center starts project for a sustainable food sector

• Students enter racing competition with own built electric motorcycle

• Student paper in Energy Systems Engineering receives award

• Researcher to The Swedish Research Council's Committee for Development Research

• Research in sustainable destination development in the spotlight

• Waste as a resource

• New episode of the pod Novum Organum: How can future democracies be sustained?

• The department is participating in the centres of excellence in sustainable energy systems

• Industry-based doctoral student with one foot in the forest, the other in academia, and an ear to industry

• The life science industry is gearing up for AMR

• New episode of the pod Novum Organum: How is the Swedish Innovation Agency re-inventing itself?

• Dr. Zero Talkshow: interview with Gregg Vanourek "Who are Life Entrepreneurs?"

• USER receives funding

• Interdisciplinarity and entrepreneurship in two new podcasts

• “I’ve received an incredible kick-start to my career”

• Female Leader Engineer of the Year: Martina Sjölander

• New episode of the pod Novum Organum: Green Deep Tech Transfer - is a combination of love and money needed?

• “Research in industrial engineering can be linked to much of what is happening at RISE”

• New film on cheating and plagiarism

• Adjunct Professor contributes to relevant research questions

• Instead of salami - what about sustainable energy?

• Recorded seminar from Almedalen Week: The customer as a key player in the energy market of the future

• Stop making things difficult to repair - we should have the right to repair

• New episode of the pod Novum Organum: Blue sky research within business - will future steel production be fossil free?

• The expansion of the Ångström laboratory will be completed in the spring of 2022

• How research can encourage us to cycle instead

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