Every day, 1–17 December, Gothenburg Centre for Sustainable Development presents one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Meet researchers from Chalmers University of Technology and University of Gothenburg.
This year, Frances H. Arnold was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her work in directed evolution and on December 14 she speaks in Runan, in Kårhuset. The lecture is held in English and registration is required.
On December 8, Randy Schekman speaks at Wallenberg's conference center. In 2013 he received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work on cell membrane vesicle trafficking. The lecture is held in English and registration is required.
What started with singing and dancing an early morning at Götaplatsen ended in a traditional manner in the auditorium at Chalmersplatsen. Nearly 250 students received their diploma during the autumn...
On 28 November the Nobel Prize Laureate Takaaki Kajita will visit Chalmers for a talk. He will tell the story about the fascinating journey which led to a groundbreaking underground discovery - and to...
Julie Gold knows how to grow meat and Christoph Langhammer paves the way for hydrogen vehicles. Johan Åkerman works towards new breakthroughs in spintronics and Jari Kinaret runs Europe’s largest research...
Paul Walton, Professor in Chemistry at York University, offers his advice on Chalmers’ big investment in gender equality. Thanks to dedicated work on gender equality, his department went from 0 to 40 per...
Chalmers scored highly in several categories when Universum revealed, for the first time, the results of their student survey Företagsbarometern in the Nordic countries-level.