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Six BTH researchers are included in the list of world top researchers when it comes to their career-long citation impact, according to data recently published by Professor of Medicine and statistician John Ioannidis from Stanford University. Professor of Medicine and statistician John Ioannidis from Stanford University along with two other U.S. researchers, published a publicly […]

A paper on Spotify guilds received the 2019 Best Paper Award from the IEEE Software magazine. Lead author, BTH professor Darja Smite, is honored and will continue her research on communities of practice. The paper “Spotify Guilds: How to Succeed with Knowledge Sharing in Large-Scale Agile Organizations” won the 2019 Best Paper Award from the […]

BTH researchers will study how people work with design and development in Tanzania. The aim is to increase their ability to design more successful products. The project is supported by the Swedish Research Council. In developing countries, a large number of people design and produce products such as window coverings, buckets, metal boxes, pots, etc. […]

BTH’s research in big data – which focuses on efficient systems for analysis of large amounts of data – has had a major international scientific impact and given companies increased knowledge. This shows a recent external evaluation. The evaluation, carried out by the external analysis company Damvad Analytics, shows a large scientific impact compared with […]

Sweden’s innovation agency, Vinnova, is investing just over SEK 6.5 million in a project where BTH researchers will work to predict and prevent cracks that occur during sheet metal forming. – In this project we gather key expertise from Swedish industry, research actors in manufacturing processes and FE modeling as well as leading experts in […]

BTH professor Karl-Henrik Robèrt receives an honorary doctorate from Radboud University in the Netherlands for his work on strategic sustainable development. The University of Radboud recently celebrated its 97th birthday with an academic celebration at Stevenskerk in Nijmegen. At the ceremony, BTH professor Karl-Henrik Robèrt was given an honorary doctor at the university. Karl-Henrik Robèrt […]

James Dyson has announced what they consider to be the best and most innovative inventions on the theme of “design that solves a problem”. On the top 20 list are BTH students in mechanical engineering with their idea ReGlove – a solution for recycling and remanufacturing protective gloves. The James Dyson Award is an international […]

The online application period opens today, 16 October, for students wishing to apply for a Master’s programme beginning in autumn 2021.  BTH offers an international environment and an open atmosphere where you can build your own network. We have seven Master’s degree programmes that are open for international students: Master’s Programme in Computer Science 120 […]

BTH has become a member of Viable Cities – an innovation programme for smart and sustainable cities. We will contribute with research expertise in fields such as spatial planning and strategic sustainable development. – The membership gives us the chance to be involved in shaping the future direction of the remaining eight years of the […]

Ana Luiza Moraes conducts research in applied health technology and she sees machine learning and AI as a fantastic potential when it comes to tackling real problems in healthcare. – In the healthcare areas where manual coding would be very impractical, or even impossible, machine learning can expand human capacity, says Ana Luiza Moraes. In […]