Two master's students at Chalmers have developed a method for distinguishing a foetus's heartbeat from the mother’s. It is based on analysing electrical signals that are present naturally in the skin of...
An app that will get residents of Gothenburg to help improve the city's air quality. That's what two master’s students at Chalmers have developed in collaboration with Parkeringsbolaget Göteborg.
It is busy days for the Chalmers Formula Student team. This year's electric car has now stepped up to four-wheel drive and everything has to run perfectly for the two major international competitions this...
A car that will drive 3,000 km, using the sun as its only energy source. That is what 18 students have been working on this past academic year. The car is now ready to be tested in a competition where...
Just over a century ago Vera Sandberg became the first woman in Sweden to receive an engineering degree. Now, Chalmers pays tribute to her by raising a statue. The statue is Chalmers’ first, and...
Two students have built an autonomous boat powered by solar cells. The goal is to cross the Kattegat sea to Denmark, and explore the possibilities of automatic vehicles at sea.
Six students at the Computer Engineering program at Chalmers decided to measure Gothenburg's air quality using a bus. It has led all the way to summer jobs and awards.
Chalmers has the highest overall satisfaction score in the world according to Studyportals, a website where students and alumni worldwide can share their experience of studying abroad.
For the third year in a row, Chalmers has received five out of five stars from The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education, Stint, in its Internationalisation...