RSS in Campi

The content of campi.kth.se is also available via RSS feeds. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a technology by which you subscribe to website content. In other words, you can monitor changes on the Campi site even when you are not visiting it.

To receive KTH’s RSS feeds, you need an RSS reader.

Most web browsers have built-in support for RSS. For example with Internet Explorer, the RSS symbol can be found in one of the web browser’s toolbars. When you visit a web site with RSS feeds, you can click on the arrow next to the RSS symbol and open up the available RSS feeds. Click on the feed you want to monitor and the content will be shown in the web browser with a framed subscription link in the top part. Click on this to subscribe to the content. The RSS feeds you subscribe to are shown under a separate tab next to your Favourites.

If you use Outlook Express, the feeds are also displayed in a separate RSS-box next to your Inbox. Under the menu Tools > Accounts > RSS tab, you can change the target box in Outlook for your RSS feeds.

For separate RSS program software, other settings apply.

The link to Campi’s English RSS feed is:

www.campi.kth.se/en/nyheter?rss=news

Environmental researcher Josefin Wangel's comments about local projects provoked a media frenzy. (Photo: Christer Gummeson)

Researcher's message survives media frenzy

Rarely has an environmental researcher from KTH had such an impact in the media. When Josefin Wangel highlighted the environmental shortcomings in Hammarby Sjöstad and Norra Djurgårdsstaden, it triggered strong reactions both from the people responsible and the general public. In terms of media training, this was a baptism by fire.

Anti-stress campaign cranks up

Why does getting proper sleep make you smarter? How can you protect yourself against stress? Why are there so many overachievers at KTH? These are the subjects of three upcoming lectures, starting April 3.

KTH mathematician praised in U.S. Congress

It is rare for mathematics to be brought up at all in Congress. Most mathematicians that I have heard from have been very surprised," Mats Boij says.

It's not every day that the subject of mathematical research is raised in the United States Congress. But a California congressman recently praised KTH Professor Mats Boij's ground-breaking work in mathematics during a speech on the floor of the House of Representatives.

The opportunity for women to pursue careers in KTH has been hampered by informal structures, a recent survey shows. (Photo: Jann Lipka)

Study documents gender inequality at KTH

The pattern is only too familiar. Women’s careers come to a halt somewhere up in the hierarchy; very few reach the top positions. But why? A far-reaching gender equity project has now charted those obstacles that form the ‘glass ceiling’ at KTH.

Forgotten researchers improve the ranking

Last year KTH climbed more than 40 places on two of the most important global ranking lists. But in order to achieve the ranking goals more researchers need to produce world-class articles and KTH must raise the visibility of the research stars that the ranking institutes have missed.