National and international research infrastructures

MAX IV

MAX IV in Lund is Sweden's national laboratory for synchrotron light, the world's most brilliant X-ray light for research. It is used to study materials and processes down to the atomic level by researchers from both academia and industry.

• MAX IV
  

NAISS

NAISS is Sweden's national infrastructure for high-performance computing ("supercomputing") that supports research and innovation. NAISS offers large computing resources, training and collaboration with researchers across the country.

• NAISS
  

HPC2N

High Performance Computing Center North (HPC2N) is a national center for scientific and parallel computing. The facility is located in Umeå. HPC2N is a collaboration between Umeå University, Luleå University of Technology, the Swedish Institute of Space Physics, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, and Mid Sweden University.

• HPC2N

Research infrastructures funded by the Swedish Research Council

LTU researchers have the opportunity to use research infrastructure funded by the Swedish Research Council – for example, databases, research facilities, biobanks, and advanced computational tools. The Swedish Research Council supports both existing infrastructures and the development of new resources that strengthen Swedish research.

• Swedish Research Council