By combining graphene with another two-dimensional material, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have created a prototype of a transistor-like device for future computers, based on what is...
Times Higher Education Magazine recently published data showing that only five universities have a higher proportion of industrial co-publishing. Fresh metrics from CWTS Leiden Ranking now rank Chalmers...
Fusion power has the potential to provide energy that is free from carbon dioxide emissions. But imitating the solar energy process is difficult. Two young physicists at Chalmers have now taken us one...
Five stars out of five possible. The international environment at Chalmers University of Technology gets the highest possible score when Stint presents its index for 2017.
How do we steer the great ship we call society in a sustainable direction? With Björn Sandén, professor in innovation and sustainability
A new type of nanocatalyst can result in the long-awaited commercial breakthrough for fuel cell cars. Research results from Chalmers and Technical University of Denmark show that nanoalloys are ten times...
Intersections are particularly challenging and dangerous in today’s traffic system. In this video, Chalmers researchers has demonstrated a method where communicating self-driving cars negotiate their way...
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The Foiling Optimist: Graphene and hydrofoils give optimist dinghy superpowers.
William Hallberg and Sebastian Gustafsson, PhD students at the Microwave Electronics Laboratory (MEL) at MC2, won first prize in a hackathon that was held at the International Microwave Symposium...