Collaboration

Application for ECIU university submitted

LiU is one of thirteen European universities behind an application to the European universities call of the EU Commission. The objective is to forge a common and innovative university, dedicated to solving contemporary challenges.

30-year collaboration celebrated in Kenya

Linköping University has collaborated with Moi University in western Kenya for 30 years. This April a LiU delegation will travel there, to mark the anniversary and to discuss new joint projects.

Close to reality in "the best dome in the world"

Better images for visitors and sharper tools for researchers. The dome at Visualization Center C has been upgraded with laser projectors as part of a Swedish initiative in which Linköping University and Norrköping municipality are central.

Collaboration to promote human rights

A newly established collaboration between LiU Innovation and the human rights group Civil Rights Defenders is to use social innovations to reinforce work with human rights around the world. LiU students will play a central role in the work.

SEK 44 million for research into the mental health of young people

Two research environments at LiU have each received nearly SEK 22 million from the Swedish Research Council to work on different aspects of the mental health of children and young people.

Interest in LiU Game Conference continues to rise

LiU Game Conference is bursting at the seams. More than a thousand tickets have been sold, and the limit that the venue can take has been reached.

The Laboratory of Organic Electronics is growing – just like the trees.

The Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Campus Norrköping, is expanding and recruiting seven doctoral students and two international postdocs to work at the Wallenberg Wood Science Center, WWSC.

Testing new sensors for Skeldar

Companies that participate in the Vinnova-funded Link-Sic competence centre can obtain help from students during the summer. Sara Nilsson and Julius Kokko Ekholm tested navigation sensors for unmanned helicopters.

Safer ambulance practice

Almost all care procedures performed during pre-hospital transport are affected by forces and noise that high driving speeds entail. This is shown in a report from Linköping university and VTI, The Swedish Road and Transport Research Institute.

Three cities, three ways to handle biogas

Linköping, Uppsala and Västerås are three cities and regions around the same size, all of which have made long-term investments in biogas. But their reasons and the practical solutions they have chosen are completely different.

2018 Alumni of the Year speak at LiU

The 2018 Alumni of the Year, Rebecka Le Moine and Eva Uustal, received their awards on 11 October. Both have fought to raise awareness of important issues – biodiversity and birth injuries respectively – in order to make change possible.

Autonomous sea rescue tested

The major research programme WASP provides arenas in which researchers and companies can meet and test their technology and results. The WASP arena for public safety, WARA PS, is the first to demonstrate an autonomous search-and-rescue system.

Alumni of the Year: species under threat and safe perinatal care

LiU Alumni of the Year for 2018 are Rebecka Le Moine, biologist and active in popular science, and Eva Uustal, senior physician and expert in birth injuries.

New agreement brings hope for rhinos

A new agreement has been signed this summer to continue the collaboration to save Africa’s rhinos from poachers. “The number of rhinos is increasing in Kenya, the only country in Africa where this is happening", says Professor Fredrik Gustafsson.

Broad collaboration to give fossil-free transport

A broad research and innovation programme from universities, industry and government agencies is designed to lead to fossil-free freight transport by 2045. Magnus Blinge, adjunct professor in environmental logistics, is coordinating work at LiU.

Materials science – seeking new ways to reach people

“We’re not worried about getting the science right, but we must increase interest among students and find new ways to spread our results and ensure that they are used in practice”, said Igor Abrikosov, in the concluding discussion at AFM 2018.

SeGRID is a course in digitalisation and e-government

Promoting democratic e-government

The summer course “SeGRID” will soon be under way. Its focus is digitalisation of public administration, for sustainable and democratic e-government.

NTU in Singapore gives extra power to WASP

The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation is donating SEK 50 million to Nanyang Technological University. The donation will provide financing for 25 young researchers from all over the world to spend one year in Singapore and one year in Sweden.

Industrial collaboration worth copying

Aline Kraemer and Marcelo Costa are Brazilian guest researchers at the Division of Automatic Control. Their six-month visit will soon come to an end. As they travel home, they take with them memories, insights and ideas about new ways of working.

LiU to host centre for Swedish aeronautic research

Swedish aeronautic research is now gathered in a common centre, SARC – the Swedish Aeronautic Research Center. The centre will be hosted by the Department of Management and Engineering. Top of of priorities is to establish a joint graduate school.

Connected vehicles give efficient traffic flows

In the not-too-distant future, connected vehicles will be able to adapt to variable speed limits, increasing not only traffic efficiency but also road safety. Ellen Grumert has designed such a system during her doctoral project.

Baltic Sea Region researchers give the sea a chance

The nutrient load on the Baltic Sea has dropped, but is expected to increase again as a result of global warming. Four EU research projects gathered for a final conference to present and discuss their results on what more we can do.

LiU alumnus on top position in China

Shanghai is home to several of world’s most highly ranked universities, one of them led by LiU alumnus Professor Zhihua Zhong. Tongji University is ranked number one in the world in the field of urban planning.

Nordic Centre to link the Nordic countries and China

The Nordic Centre at Fudan University is an important link between Nordic and Chinese students and researchers. Magnus Jorem, programme manager, is aware of the challenges that collaboration between folk from northern Europe and China can involve.

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30-year collaboration celebrated in Kenya