Articles about collaboration

New forest collaboration will strengthen research and education

Luleå University of Technology has signed a collaboration agreement with the Swedish Forest Industries Federation and Swedish Wood. The collaboration – which includes research, innovation and education – should lead to investments that ensure the supply of skills and support the transition to a bio-based economy.

Strengthens cooperation with RISE SICOMP

Luleå University of Technology has signed a cooperation agreement with RISE SICOMP AB regarding the provision of skills, competence development, infrastructure, research and innovation.

Awards to alumni and innovators

– Studying space engineering at Luleå University of Technology is the best thing I have done. Dare to follow your dreams and your heart!, said a proud Ella Carlsson Sjöberg when she accepted the award Alumni of the year at Luleå University of Technology, a title she shares with Jonas Gustavsson.

Well-attended seminar on innovations in the north

Luleå University of Technology, IVA Nord and Rifo invited to an open seminar on the subject of innovations in the north of Sweden.

Research school will strengthen teacher education

A research school to strengthen education for teachers at Luleå University of Technology. This is the goal of a new collaboration between Luleå University of Technology, Region Norrbotten, Boden Municipality and Luleå Municipality.

"Our education programmes promotes Swedish industry’s competitiveness"

On their website, Siemens PLM Software draws attention to their collaboration with Luleå University of Technology and highlights the university's strong collaboration with industry.

The University gets a leading role in the Swedish Hydropower Centre

Luleå University of Technology becomes Host University for the reorganised Swedish Hydropower Centre (SVC) with a budget of MSEK 111 over three years. SVC is a competence centre for research on hydropower and dams, the core of Swedish electricity production.

Arctic collaboration in 3D-printing of metal products

With the help of a new collaboration platform, partly web-based, companies in the Arctic region will be better at collaborating in 3D-printing of metal products. It is a manufacturing method that reduces environmental impact and manufacturing costs for companies. The collaboration is coordinated by Luleå University of Technology, where also the universities in Oulu and Tromsø participate.

New Arctic collaboration

Luleå University of Technology is the only Swedish university participating in a new, unique collaboration called Joint Arctic Agenda.

Published:27 February 2016
Updated: 27 February 2016
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