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How will drones be used in the future? What regulations are to apply, and how can these unmanned craft safely share airspace with traditional air traffic? These are questions that LiU researchers will be looking for rapid answers to.

“All roads lead here” was the first seminar in the series “A hundred years of design and democracy”. The members of the panel viewed the meeting between design and democracy during the past hundred years from a historical perspective.

Three new professors of design and a newly developed international master’s programme will further reinforce LiU’s position within Swedish design.

We are proud to present awards received by students, teachers and researchers at the Department of Computer and Information Science, IDA, Linköping University.

In urban planning houses, streets and squares often become the focus, and citizens feel as if they have not been involved in the planning processes. In an international setting we experimented with another starting point for planning.

In the exhibition Designing out food waste, students from the LiU international master’s programme in design presented fifteen ideas that can reduce food waste. They exhibited their work at “Elsas hus” in Linköping.

Linköping University has become a partner in an EU initiative working with the design of our future forms of living. LiU is a leading academic centre in Sweden for education and research in design.

The first year-group from the international master’s programme in design has graduated.“It suited me perfectly that the programme was new and a bit disorganised. I’ve benefited from everything in the master’s programme” Caspar Reuterswärd assures us.

The Just Transitions graduate school, which focuses on management and organisation for a just climate transition, has been granted SEK 39 millions over five years by Formas, the government research council for sustainable development.