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New engineering programme in infrastructure launches in autumn 2025
Construction Engineering – Infrastructure is a new, in-demand engineering programme at LTH, set to begin in the autumn semester of 2025. “Infrastructure should connect and strengthen all parts of...
“Our hope is that it will be possible to replace or reduce the dose of antibiotics”
One of LTH's innovators is Rajni Hatti-Kaul, Professor of Biotechnology. She has founded three companies built on a handful of patents, all of which can play a role in tackling humanity’s...
More efficient use of electricity grids can ease electricity shortages
The crucial role played by electricity grids has been overshadowed by the heated debate on the best sources of power to safeguard electricity supply. This is the view of Hannes Sonnsjö, researcher at...
How fast you can catch COVID-19 through the air
The winter season virus has struck – and COVID-19 is still part of everyday life. But unlike during the pandemic, we now know more about how the virus is spread through the air we breathe. Research...
Semmy Rülf and Margaret-Anne Storey new honorary doctors at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH)
Margaret-Anney Storey, professor of computer science at the University of Victoria in Canada, and Semmy Rülf, an entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to the management of research from...
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