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1. 14 April

   Artificial intelligence is transforming both society and academia. The University is now undergoing a extensive AI transformation that will permeate the entire organisation – from research and education to administration and leadership.

   Luleå University of Technology makes major investment in AI

2. 10 April

   The municipalisation and marketisation of schools in the 1990s has reinforced the differences in working conditions between upper secondary school teachers in different locations and schools. This is the result of a ten-year research project.

   Marketisation reinforced the difference between teachers

3. 9 April

   Luleå University of Technology has been awarded a UNESCO Chair in recognition of its research and education in sustainable materials and technologies. The chair – Aid4GEA – is the first of its kind in Sweden with a focus on science and engineering, addressing global sustainability challenges with an emphasis on developing countries.

   New Unesco chair to drive progress in sustainable materials

4. 8 April

   Solid-state lithium batteries have the potential to transform energy storage by offering higher energy density and improved safety compared to today’s lithium-ion batteries. However, their limited lifespan remains a major challenge. To address this, researchers at Luleå University of Technology have developed new materials that can significantly extend battery life.

   New materials could lead to safer and more sustainable batteries