Eight years after filing its application, Romania becomes the twenty-second member of the particle physics lab

While Brexit has put hopes for the unified European patent on hold, a new US pilot exemplifies how a single efficient patenting system can be used to underpin and promote innovation

KTH is one of six partner universities in a new national graduate school for neutron scattering science, which is a key part of Sweden's emergence as an international hub for this versatile area of research. The director of studies for the new school explains what it means for KTH.

The winners of the competition were chosen on the basis of an article, a video and the presentation held in conference.

This is among the first standalonemode NB-IoT, Narrowband Internet-of-Things, implementations in the world.

A team of students from UCL have been announced as winners of a national competition for creating new digital tools and apps for learning.

KTH researchers have opened a route to large-scale hydrogen production by discovering a better way to split water without relying on precious metals.

Spin-outs from the university have made major contributions to computing and biotech, but in the past most were sold and the technology moved out. Now start-ups have become ‘sticky’ and multinational acquirers are staying put