Society is highly dependent on scarce metals, and this dependence has many disadvantages. A survey at Chalmers now shows that there are potential technology-based solutions that can replace many of the...
A pioneering method, developed at Chalmers University of Technology, has shown that metabolic fingerprints from blood samples could render new knowledge on the connection between food and health.
Yeast have become increasingly interesting as paths to address several societal challenges over the last years. Verena Siewers explains how, here – and at the KAW jubilee symposium Metabolism – The...
The development of 5th generation mobile broadband systems, 5G, is in full swing. Chalmers is part of a project that develops a common global standard for future vehicle communication.
What risks threaten the entire future of humanity? And what should we do to protect against them? These issues are addressed during the research programme "Existential risk to humanity".
Pedro Pagalday landed a dream job. After finishing his studies at Chalmers he now is leading a project about a disease surveillance system to eradicate malaria in Southeast Asia.
For the next five years, Andreas Ekström will lead a research project funded with 1,5 M€ from the European Research Council (ERC). The goal is to reveal new information about the strong force in atomic...