Anna Land, Fredrik Enoksson, Morgan Mickelsson and Elisabet Lövkvist at Digital Learning.
Photo: Ulrika Georgsson.
They improved the workplace with the survey
Digital Learning has seen an increase in its employee satisfaction
index, reaching 80 in the latest pulse survey — a ten-point rise from the
previous measurement. How come?
We talked to Morgan Mickelsson, Head of the Division.
He has been part of the KTH Live-In Lab for most of the center’s
existence, working on conceptualization and education, as well as his
own research on smart building controls. Marco Molinari is now taking
over after long term Director Jonas Anund Vogel
A full inbox? We'll ease your burden: As from today, the ITM newsletter will be issued once every two weeks. See you next time September 19.
Faculty boards take over recruitment matters
From 1 January next year, the faculty boards at KTH's schools will be
responsible for managing the recruitment and promotion of teachers,
affiliations and the admission of docents. Read the full story
New payroll and self-reporting system
During the fall, KTH will get a new
payroll and self-reporting system. The new system will replace HR+ and the
current self-reporting system. HR, managers and employees will gradually
transition to the new system. More information will come.
Welcome to KTH's Collegial forum
The Faculty Council welcomes KTH's researchers and teachers to a collegial forum on Wednesday 25 September at 11.30-13.00 via Zoom. Zoom link is in the Outlook invitation.
Anders Söderholm, President, and Kerstin Jacobsson, University Director,
welcome to a new semester and give a brief report on the autumn and its
opportunities.
Ska du hålla en LL-kurs VT25? Eller vill du anmäla en ny LL-kurs inför HT25? Har du frågor? Eller vill du veta mer om hur vi kan hjälpa dig att marknadsföra din kurs? Marknadsföring ger resultat – vi berättar hur.
Missa inte lunchmötet den 10 september kl. 12.15–13.00
The KTH Degree Project Portal is the easiest way for you to find students for your degree projects. When you post an ad in the portal, it is visible for thousands of KTH students. Be sure to use the correct search terms to make your ad visible for the right candidates for your assignment.
Any researcher with research or expertise that could be useful is welcome to apply for a competence network. Photo: Försvarsmakten
Researchers wanted for total defence network
A collaboration to strengthen Sweden's total defence has been
initiated between KTH, the Swedish
Defence University and the Stockholm School of Economics. KTH is now looking for researchers who want to participate in a competence network.
KTH mentor
program offers you the chance to connect with an experienced alumnus. Together with a mentor you will design meetings that suit your needs and
interests. The program is aimed at students from their fifth undergraduate
semester and all graduate students. For
questions about the mentoring program, please contact alumni@kth.se.
Innovation in courses, conferences or team meetings
Does your
research team or department want to improve your skills in innovation,
intellectual property management or impact? Are your students curious
about entrepreneurship? KTH Innovation has gathered inspiration for local workplace or team meetings (APT) or teaching.
Extra announcement of scholarships from the foundation AH Göransson and the Yngström Foundation. Eligible to apply are doctoral students with a basic degree in materials science and Swedish citizens.
The supplementary financing is to be used as an addition to the financing that you recieve from the external financier outside of KTH, to ensure that the doctoral student has a salary equivalent to the “doktorandstege”. Apply between 1 and 22 September
Travel
The scholarship is open for researchers, teachers, and doctoral students at KTH to be used for travel to conferences, congresses and presentation of scientific results. Apply between 1 and 25 September
Courses in research communication and presentation skills
Trees play a crucial role in a time of urgent need for a green transition. Forest-based materials have the potential not only to replace fossil products but also to drive innovation across most technological fields. This will be showcased in a new exhibition at KTH Library.
The exhibition will be inaugurated with a vernissage on September 19 from 16:00 to 17:00 in the Entrance Hall of KTH Library.
