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Online open house: Tracks courses in study period 1

Tracks invite you to an online open house about their upcoming courses. Are you interested in Healthcare? Digitalization in sports? or Nuclear reactor technology? These subjects, and many more, are covered in the Tracks courses in study period 1.

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Illustration of the Trackscourse Nuclear reactor technology?

Overview

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5 May 2026, 12:005 May 2026, 13:00
Online via Zoom
Language:English


Tracks offers interdisciplinary and elective courses open to Chalmers students from all programmes, year 2–5 and master's, as well as to doctoral students and Chalmers alumni.

Programme

12.00-12.10, Introduction, Kristina Henricson Briggs och Ida Gremyr.

Breakout room 1
12:10-12:16, Carbon capture and storage: Pathways to negative emissions (TRA205)
12:16-12:22, Building and programming a quantum computer (TRA200)
12:22-12:28, Nuclear reactor technology: Past, present and future (TRA410)
12:28-12:34, Bio-inspired microswimmers: Design, control and morphing structures (TRA540)
12:34-12:40, Space technologies and human astronautics (TRA495)

Breakout room 2
12:10-12:16, Hydrogen technologies and systems (TRA545)
12:16-12:22, Product development by additive manufacturing (TRA260)
12:22-12:28, Modeling climate futures: Science, economics, ethics and policy (TRA420)
12:28-12:34, Digitalization in sports: From physics to innovation (TRA300)
12:34-12:40, Integrative design for radical resource efficiency (TRA430)
12:40-12:46, Ideation for health tech (TRA535)
     
12.50-13.00, Closing, Kristina Henricson Briggs och Ida Gremyr.

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