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Our consumption is the crucial question for a sustainable society, according to the Environmental researcher Karin Bradley (Photo: Håkan Lindgren)

With a mission to reflect KTH´s research

From a day in the life of a researcher to the latest rankings editor and reporter Christer Gummeson has written or edited thousands of articles in the university’s personnel magazine, Campi, for almost two decades. The magazine is now closing.

"Everything has its time"

Software researcher wants to see more transparency

Castor, a research center for software development at KTH, has been inaugurated. Managing director Benoit Baudry wants to see an increased exchange between researchers and companies. He hopes that open source software-based research can spread to industrial production environments.

"The work feels challenging"

Organisational change for operational support

A decision has now been made. At the end of the year, KTH administration is being reorganised with the aim of creating a clearer common operational support structure at KTH. The changes will be implemented in two stages, starting with central administration.

"Simplify cooperation"

Professor wins award for gender perspective work

This year’s recipient of the KTH Equality and Diversity Prize goes to Professor Marianne Ekman Rising. She would herself like to praise colleagues who work on everyday issues.

“You see other patterns"

Open online courses reach thousands

Threat or opportunity for Sweden’s universities? When the first MOOCs, open online courses, started at KTH two years ago, opinion was divided.
“Today we emphasise the opportunities. We have reached more than 28,000 course participants from 150 countries and we see MOOCs as a tool in KTH’s necessary digital transformation,” says Linda Barman, project manager of KTH MOOC.

"See this as the future"