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...
Karin Andersson’s and Maria Grahn’s research collaboration focusing on the future of the shipping industry is receiving the 2017 Areas of Advance Award.
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.
Functional food, smarter solar cells and eco-friendly fabrication processes for textiles and paper. The new soft matter electron microscopes at Chalmers can contribute to smarter materials in many ways.
Fungi are a potential goldmine for the production of pharmaceuticals. This is shown by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, who have developed a method for finding new antibiotics from...
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The Foiling Optimist: Graphene and hydrofoils give optimist dinghy superpowers.
Researchers at Chalmers have proposed a new method of detecting molecules with sensors based on nanomaterials. The method could improve environmental sensing in the future. The results are published in...
Beginning 1 May 2017, Chalmers will have a new departmental structure with 13 departments. The adjustment is a part of major efforts under way to further develop the quality of all aspects of our work.