Digital Futures announcing Call for Focus Period 2025
Digital Futures invites proposals from potential organizers for the Digital Futures Focus Period 2025, to take place in May/June 2025. The Digital Futures Focus Period program is an ambitious 5-week guest researcher event designed to be an annual occurrence with […]
Read moreKnut och Alice Wallenbergs Stiftelse at the hub – a captivating peek into tomorrow’s possibilities!
It was an exciting day at Digital Futures as we welcomed Knut och Alice Wallenbergs Stiftelse to Digital Futures – Peter Wallenberg Jr, Sara Mazur, Philippe Gandet, Axel Eklund, along with KTH President Anders Söderholm, Vice President for Research Annika […]
Read moreDigital Futures Faculty Gia Destouni honored as Corresponding Member of the Academy of Athens
Professor Georgia (Gia) Destouni, member of Digital Futures Faculty, distinguished for her work on the interplay of hydrology and water resources with climate and other environmental changes using AI/ML-powered approaches, has added yet another honour to her renowned career. Following her […]
Read moreJoin our workshop: Trustworthy AI regulations and their industrial/societal implications
Are you curious about the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with industrial and societal applications? Are you eager to delve into the complexities of AI regulation and its impact on innovation and trustworthiness? Look no further! Welcome to our workshop, […]
Read moreAnnouncing calls for ISPP Postdoc Projects, Industrial Innovation Projects and Societal Innovation Projects
Open calls for ISPP Postdoc Projects, Societal Innovation Projects and Industrial Innovation Projects. Proposal submission deadline is 3 June 2024. Fourth call for ISPP Postdoc projects ISPP postdoc projects must have a duration of 2 years. The projects will be […]
Read moreRegister now for Open Research Days 18-19 April 2024!
Join us at Digital Futures Open Research Days! Are you ready to dive into the forefront of innovation and exploration? Registration is now open for the Digital Futures Open Research Days on 18-19 April 2024! Just like last year, our […]
Read moreAI-based self control for each distributed energy source
Researchers at KTH have developed an open-source artificial intelligence (AI) solution to counter the challenges posed by integrating renewable energy and electric vehicles (EVs) in power grids. The increasing reliance on variable sources like solar and wind, combined with the […]
Read moreSwedish delegation and Crown Princess Couple explores AI collaboration in Silicon Valley
Karl Henrik Johansson, Director of Digital Futures, was part of a delegation from the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) that visited Silicon Valley from February 19 to 22. The delegation included DD.KK.HH., the Crown Princess, and Prince Daniel, […]
Read moreInnovative technique revolutionizes bioelectronics and critical sensors prototyping
A research team at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University has made a bioelectronics and sensor technology breakthrough. The team unveiled a fast-prototyping technique utilizing a standard Nanoscribe 3D microprinter, revolutionizing the fabrication of electrochemical transistors. Without needing […]
Read moreDigital Futures Drone Arena – watch the spectacular Drone Challenges video
In a groundbreaking display of innovation and creativity, the Digital Futures-funded project Drone Arena recently released a video of the Drone Challenges. The events, held in June 2022 and May 2023 at KTH’s Reactor Hall in Stockholm, Sweden, showcased the […]
Read moreOpen call: Up to eight postdoc fellows in technologies for digital transformation
Digital Futures announces a call for postdoc fellows in technologies for digital transformation Digital Futures announces a Call for postdoc fellowships with a submission deadline on 26 March 2024. Digital Futures postdoc fellowships aim to support talented early career international researchers in pursuing […]
Read moreSensor technology finds leaks and tracks contaminants in drinking water
Researchers at Stockholm University, KTH and RISE are developing sensor technology to address drinking water losses caused by pipe leaks, aiming to reduce resource waste and enhance water management in complex urban networks. Led by Professor Viktoria Fodor, the project, […]
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