Future students create the energy storage of the future
2023-01-09
Students who completed their traineeships at Uppsala University have built environmentally friendly batteries. Using wood chips, wood glue and salts, they create a supercapacitor.
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Future students create the energy storage of the future
Students who completed their traineeships at Uppsala University have built environmentally friendly batteries. Using wood chips, wood glue and salts, they create a supercapacitor.
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Rymdteknikforskare prisas som nytänkande entreprenör
Anders Ajaxon Persson, forskare i rymdteknik vid Uppsala universitet och medgrundare av företaget Fourth State Systems, är en av de tio nytänkande entreprenörer i Sverige som tilldelas ÅForsk Entreprenörsstipendium 2022. Han prisas för sin drivkraft att förse vården med en ny lösning för att övervaka för tidigt födda barns hälsa.
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Licentiate seminar 14/6: Microscale electrostatic 2D- and 3D-printing
All interested are welcome to a licentiate seminar with Anton Karlsson with the title: "Microscale electrostatic 2D- and 3D-printing" 14 June 10:15–12:15
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Docentship lecture 24/5: Soft Material-Printed Microsystems
All interested are welcome to a docentship lecture by Seunghee Jeong with the title "Soft Material-Printed Microsystems" 24 May, 10:00 - 11:00.
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ÅForsk Entrepreneurial Scholarship 2022 goes to Anders Ajaxon Persson
Anders Ajaxon Persson, space researcher at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and CEO of the company Fourth State Systems, receives ÅForsk Entrepreneurial Scholarship 2022.
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SR: "Robottyg" kan komma att hjälpa spädbarn med andning
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Robotic textiles for everything from breathing recovery to feeling surfaces in Space
Imagine an artificial fibre that can be programmed to contract and stretch just like human muscle fibres. Thin and flexible enough to be woven into a portable, robotic textile muscle, OmniFiber is the result of a collaboration between researchers at KTH, MIT Media Lab and Uppsala University.
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Degree project about declaring climate impact from buildings receives scholarship
A degree project about declaring climate impact from buildings by Agnes Östberg and Josefin Torgerssons receives an essay scholarship from Uppsala Municipality. The 10.000 kr scholarship is rewarded yearly to seven essays.
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Space technology working miracles in healthcare
A gas sensor that was designed to detect traces of life on Mars turned out to have just the right qualities for measuring blood gases in premature babies. Through Region Uppsala Innovation’s project with innovation hubs, researchers and entrepreneurs have been able to gain full insight into needs in healthcare and adapted their innovations to become useful solutions.
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We develop flatworm-inspired robots as part of EU project
The EU project SOMIRO began at the turn of the year with the goal of developing technology that will help to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture. The project is being coordinated by the Division of Microsystems Technology, where researchers are currently developing swimming, flatworm-inspired milli-robots.
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Our SINTEC project won in .eu Web Awards
The SINTEC project coordinated by our Microsystems Technology Division won the prestigious Laurel prize in the .eu Web Awards for the best web page for projects within the .eu, .ею or .ευ extensions. In the category, 65 web pages were nominated. Apart from the trophy, the project was awarded a 3 months billboard at Brussels airport in 2021.
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Sintec-Project nominated as "best .eu Web Site 2020"
SINTEC Horizon 2020 EU Funded Project, has been nominated for the best European project website in the LAURELS category of the competition 2020 .eu Web Awards.