Fire Technology
Fire Technology focuses on understanding and managing fires, explosions, and their impact on society.
We explore the technical and physical processes involved in fires and explosions, as well as how risks can be assessed, prevented, and managed in society. The research covers both fundamental and applied perspectives, from fire dynamics to the development of safer materials and structures. Key areas include structural fire engineering, the fire performance of wood as a sustainable construction material, and the behaviour of polymers and environmentally friendly flame retardants. The subject also addresses emerging challenges such as hydrogen safety within modern energy systems. Close collaboration with industry and public actors ensures that research results are translated into practical solutions.

Research
Research conducted by the Fire Technology group.

Education
Read about our academic courses, contract education, MOOCs, and the bachelor program in fire protection engineering. We warmly welcome Erasmus students.

Laboratories
The Fire Technology lab features cone calorimetry, MCC, LOI and two full-scale fire furnaces — a dynamic space where students at all levels, and researchers, explore how materials behave in fire.

Our scientific publications.

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