LuleĆ„ University of Technology is Scandinavia’s northernmost university, with world-class research and education. Our research is conducted in close collaboration with companies such as Bosch, Ericsson, Scania, LKAB, and SKF and with leading universities abroad. LuleĆ„ University of Technology has a turnover exceeding SEK 1.6 billion per year. We currently have 1,750 employees and 16,000 students.
As a student at LuleƄ University of Technology you will receive a high-quality education, with excellent teachers who are also scientists. The university has very close contacts with companies and other employers. High scores in evaluations of the quality of our courses ensure that our students receive first rate education.
Our research aims to provide opportunities and tools for the construction of a supremely livable and sustainable society. Rooted in natural resources such as renewable energy, ores, minerals, forests and water, we develop systems, technologies and organizations that provide opportunities for people to live the good life.
The University’s nine strong research and innovation areas (http://www.ltu.se/research/areas-of-excellence) comprise coordinated research groups in: Attractive Built-up Environments, Effective Innovation and Organization, Future Mining, Renewable Energy, Innovative Art and Science , Sustainable Transportation, Intelligent Industrial Processes, Enabling ICT, and Smart Machines and Materials.
LuleƄ University of Technology is also established in PiteƄ, SkellefteƄ, Kiruna, and Filipstad.
Address:
SE- 971 87 LuleƄ
Phone:
+46-920 49 10 00
Head of public authority (President/Vice-Chancellor/CEO/DG):
Johan Sterte
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18 January, 2011 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
Carbon nanotubes, which are extremely small fibers used in many new light and strong materials, may present health risks if inhaled, in the worst case leading to cancer, according to new research from LuleƄ University of Technology.
24 March, 2010 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
A mini-laboratory that makes it possible, among other things, to study how brain cells in stroke patients are affected by lack of oxygen is being developed by a research team at LuleƄ University of Technology (LTU) in Sweden. Lab on a Chip is what the scientists are calling their mini-lab, which is expected to facilitate studies of all sorts of biological cells and how they are affected by different medicines, chemical substances, etc.
18 December, 2008 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
Why does gold occur where it does in the bedrock? If we understood that we would be able to make new finds also in areas where we had not looked for it. In his research into the FƤboliden gold deposit along the so-called Gold Line in VƤsterbotten in northern Sweden, Glenn Bark has studied the geological features that are important to the formation of gold deposits. What’s more, the results are proving to be directly useful to the project’s industrial partner and its current gold prospecting.
12 May, 2008 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
LuleƄ University of Technology has gained a contract from the European Commission for an ICT project entitled Networking for Communications Challenged Communities: Architecture, Test Beds and Innovative Alliances (N4C).The N4C project, within the EC Seventh Framework Program has a budget of 3,650 000 euro over three years.
14 September, 2007 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
The process that opens up the earthās protective magnetic field to the solar wind is the subject of Lars-Gƶran Westerbergās research project at LuleĆ„ University of Technology in Sweden.
24 May, 2007 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
In northern Sweden, ore has been mined for several hundred years. Today it is extracted from two minesĀ-Kirunavaara and Malmberget. Kirunavaara is also the site that has given the ore its name, the Kiruna types of apatite iron ore, a name that is used internationally. In many places around the world, such as Chile and Sweden, copper and gold have also been found near certain iron ores, a fact that has led researchers from LuleĆ„ University of Technology in Sweden to believe that these ābig threeā were formed at the same time, deep down in the crust of the earth.
2 November, 2006 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
It is well known that there are injuries involved in soccer, but it is less well known that both the geographic region of the player and the level she plays at can be tied to the frequency of injury. Moreover, women soccer players run a greater risk of being injured during menstruation.
3 October, 2006 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
A new doctoral dissertation at LuleƄ University of Technology in Sweden focuses on an issue that is controversial, to say the least. It involves the rights and land use of the Saami (Laplanders), and the doctoral candidate Christina Allard compares the legal situation in New Zealand, Canada, and Sweden.
18 October, 2005 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
Technological inventions and discoveries affect how we humans structure our thoughts and our language. Just as we use our fingers when we learn to count, we use familiar reference points to make abstract concepts concrete, concepts like time, for example.
27 January, 2005 - LuleƄ tekniska universitet
New educational programs at LuleĆ„ University of Technology will be one result of collaborative consortiums being granted the right to offer a European masterās program. This is a step on the way to āstreamliningā programs in different European countries, opening them to applicants from other countries, which is part of the so-called Bologna Process.
Expertsvar, The Swedish Research Council, Hantverkargatan 11B, Stockholm SWEDENPhone +46(0)8 546 44 000
P.O. Box 1035, SE-101 38 Stockholm, expertsvar@vr.se
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