Towards new business with the help of the students

2021-06-14 The Norrbotten-based IT company Mirror saw an opportunity to invest in a further development of their business system to be able to sell it to a new market, but they needed help to understand the new customer group's needs and to validate the business potential. A student team at Luleå University of...

The University and Polarbröd are collaborating for a sustainable future

2021-06-04 A year ago, Polarbröd's bakery in Älvsbyn burned down. Since then, the company has been investing heavily in building a completely new facility, adapted to modern requirements for ecological, economic and social sustainability. Since the spring of 2021, the company has been collaborating with resear...

He will enhance innovation in the aerospace industry

2021-05-12 Additive Manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D-printing, constantly finds new areas of use. In a current PhD-project in Product Innovation at Luleå University of Technology, Didunoluwa Obilanade investigates how design processes can be used to develop and manufacture aerospace components with increas...

The film about technical design gave Emil his first job

2020-11-09 During his time as a civil engineer, technical design at Luleå University of Technology, Emil Larsson made a film about the projects he worked on in the education during the years 2019–2020.

How to make a dissertation via Zoom?

2020-04-29 This article is not available in English.

How do you succeed with production innovation?

2020-04-22 This article is not available in English.

Luleå University of Technology and GKN Aerospace develop 3D-printing for space rockets

2020-04-01 Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, using metals for components in engines, satellites and other products has the potential to transform the aerospace industry, says Christo Dordlofva, Luleå University of Technology.

Published:25 October 2013
Updated: 4 June 2021
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