PhD students from several European universities gathered at Karlstad University for a course on sustainable and digital service marketing and management.
PhD students from several European universities gathered at Karlstad University for a course on sustainable and digital service marketing and management.
PhD students from several European universities gathered at Karlstad University for a course on sustainable and digital service marketing and management.
The Swedish Electricity Storage and Balancing Centre (SESBC) brought together researchers, companies and public-sector representatives at a conference in Karlstad to discuss future energy solutions.
The Centre has recently been granted funding for a further five years, starting in 2027.
The Swedish Electricity Storage and Balancing Centre (SESBC) brought together researchers, companies and public-sector representatives at a conference in Karlstad to discuss future energy solutions.
The Centre has recently been granted funding for a further five years, starting in 2027.
Karlstad University is one of 12 European partner organisations participating in the RDA project, which aims to develop more responsible approaches to research assessment.
“The goal is to contribute to a research evaluation ecosystem in which research is assessed on the basis of a broader range of values than traditional performance metrics,” says Georgios Pavlidis, Associate Professor of Sociology and RDA’s project leader at Karlstad University.
As part of the project,
Karlstad University is one of 12 European partner organisations participating in the RDA project, which aims to develop more responsible approaches to research assessment.
“The goal is to contribute to a research evaluation ecosystem in which research is assessed on the basis of a broader range of values than traditional performance metrics,” says Georgios Pavlidis, Associate Professor of Sociology and RDA’s project leader at Karlstad University.
As part of the project,
Karlstad University is one of 12 European partner organisations participating in the RDA project, which aims to develop more responsible approaches to research assessment.
“The goal is to contribute to a research evaluation ecosystem in which research is assessed on the basis of a broader range of values than traditional performance metrics,” says Georgios Pavlidis, Associate Professor of Sociology and RDA’s project leader at Karlstad University.
As part of the project,
Students at Karlstad University have developed a method that enables more realistic simulations of how future 6G networks could be used for both communications and positioning.
Students at Karlstad University have developed a method that enables more realistic simulations of how future 6G networks could be used for both communications and positioning.
Students at Karlstad University have developed a method that enables more realistic simulations of how future 6G networks could be used for both communications and positioning.
Already at the age of seven, Malte Pihlström began playing hockey alongside several other sports. In his early teens, however, he decided to focus on hockey. Today, he is the captain of Färjestad BK’s U20 team, with his sights set on earning a place on the club’s senior team.
Moyses Araujo, Professor of Physics at Karlstad University, recently participated as a plenary speaker at the Brazilian Materials Research Society Meeting (SBPMat), one of the leading materials science conferences in Latin America.
The conference brought together around 2,300 researchers, engineers and students from across the world to discuss the future of materials for energy, environmental and technological applications.
As one of only seven invited plenary speakers,
Moyses Araujo, Professor of Physics at Karlstad University, recently participated as a plenary speaker at the Brazilian Materials Research Society Meeting (SBPMat), one of the leading materials science conferences in Latin America.
The conference brought together around 2,300 researchers, engineers and students from across the world to discuss the future of materials for energy, environmental and technological applications.
As one of only seven invited plenary speakers,
Moyses Araujo, Professor of Physics at Karlstad University, recently participated as a plenary speaker at the Brazilian Materials Research Society Meeting (SBPMat), one of the leading materials science conferences in Latin America.
The conference brought together around 2,300 researchers, engineers and students from across the world to discuss the future of materials for energy, environmental and technological applications.
As one of only seven invited plenary speakers,
