Researchers and staff from infrastructures and industry shared ideas and results under the theme sensing.
Doctoral thesis provides important knowledge to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in cement and lime production.
In March 2024, TFE in collaboration with Umeå kommun hosted the partner meeting of HYBES project.
Umeå University is paving the way for a sustainable future by electrifying the cement and lime industry.
In his thesis Naresh Kumar Wagri shows challenges due to the properties of biofuels.
A celebration of the official opening of the most northern SciLifelab’s national site - in Umeå.
Slag as a raw material provides more environmentally friendly cement – but how is the quality effected?
By introducing biofuels instead of fossil fuels in lime kilns carbon dioxide emissions have decreased.
Eco-friendly light sources and climate-smart buildings recognized by Swedish academy.
New method paves the way for green energy and improves understanding of complex chemical processes.
International expert panel highlights research at Umeå University in new report.
Cooperation on the implementation of oxygen and hydrogen enriched combustion in the production of quicklime.
Energy solutions that help ensure that buildings produce as much energy as they consume.
Symposium gathered researchers from different fields to talk about digitalisation and clime change.
How the MAX IV laboratory can be made more accessible – university invests in knowledge support for industry.
Teacher experience and a readable published publication on didactic dilemmas in teaching.
The Industrial Doctoral School projects provide important knowledge for the future.
Frida Aringsskog and Arturo Pérez got paper award in interaction technology and electronics and mechatronics
Information flows, the research infrastructures are important and the “we-feeling” is growing stronger at KBC.
The right tools are key to ensure investment decisions that reduce global emissions, new thesis shows.
Visit of project partner from Green Artic Building (GrAB) to TFE in September.
They are awarded for the creation of a competence center for sustainable production of cement and quicklime.
The Swedish Energy Agency grants technology researchers 7.7 million to study oxyfuel combustion.
Digital platform for homeowners to get advice on optimal renovation solutions
Availability of nutrients in ash is studied for future use in fertilizers.
Improvement of electricity transmission protection systems ensuring continuity of electricity supply.
Amanda Vikström receives The Swedish Flame Research Committee's prize for outstanding degree project.
A collaboration with students on the Design-Build-Test course leads to an interactive CRISPR-Cas9 exhibition.
Per Kvarnbrink and Thomas Mejtoft moderated interesting workshop and presentation.
Anjan Rao Puttige, Industrial Doctoral School, used the hospital as a case study in his dissertation.
Leane van Dijk from the Netherlands received a prize for the exam project she did at Umeå University.
Arctic Five arranged the summer school Urban Arctic for Arctic PhD students
Apply for a 12 months position as a lecturer in energy technology, electro technology or building technology.
CHECK brings together Umeå researchers and the largest Swedish industries in cement and quick lime production.
A data driven strategy to offer building adjusted energy efficient measures during renovation.
New funds for the development of mid-infrared photothermal imaging
The initiative Digital Impact North is based on strong growth in AI, autonomous systems and software
International experience increase in importance among engineers.
A newly developed innovation model support product development within the area of medicine technology.
Researchers want to facilitate process control by the use of interactive methods
During ECCE conference, a number of research articles were presented by Ulrik Söderström and Thomas Mejtoft.
Helena, PhD at IDS, experiences life in South Korea through an exchange with Hanyang University.
Kungl. Skytteanska Samfundet has chosen to give Nils Skoglund the organisation’s prize of SEK 40,000.
In May, Umeå researchers are launching an innovation model for product development in medical technology.
In his dissertation, Ramin Ghorbani presents a novel methodology for the analysis of real-time breath data.