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“We have been teaching deep learning in both undergraduate and postgraduate courses for several years", says Michael Felsberg, one of Sweden’s best AI researchers.

In the fall of 2024, Linköping University once again hosted ELLIIT's five-week-long focus period. This guest researcher program aimed for greater breadth in interdisciplinarity this year, with the theme of machine learning for climate science.

Machine learning can help us discover new patterns and better tackle the climate crisis. Researchers from all over the world meet at Linköping University with the goal of finding and deepening collaborations in this area.

When Vinnova recently surveyed research within artificial intelligence in Sweden, Linköping University was ranked a strong second. One of the leading AI environments in Sweden can be found at the Computer Vision Laboratory at Linköping University.

When Martin Danelljan defends his doctoral thesis in a few weeks’ time, he will already have published more than ten scientific articles, and been cited more than 2,000 times. The group is a pioneer in object tracking, a hot topic in AI research.

Master's graduate Goutam Bhat has been awarded the Christer Gilén Scholarship for 2019 in the field of statistics and machine learning. The scholarship recognises his work in computer vision.

In his doctoral thesis, Bertil Grelsson shows that it is perfectly possible to navigate at sea and in the air with the aid of images. As long as it’s not too misty. The methods provide an important component in safe and robust navigation.

Achieving diversity in human vision is one of the major challenges for AI research. In the vast majority of cases, we are better than machines at understanding the world around us. But machines are catching up – slowly but surely.

In a recently concluded project in Horizon 2020, researchers and developers from three European countries have created new technology for a disaster-response robot. The robot is intended for use in dangerous environments.

The supercomputer Berzelius was inaugurated in the spring of 2021, and was then Sweden's fastest supercomputer for AI. Yet, more power is needed to meet the needs of Swedish AI research.