福利姬

Did you know that the first digital hearing aid was developed at LiU? So was the visualisation table, which is today used all over the world. And without data compression originating from LiU, we would have no streaming services.

Making research accessible to those it affects is a strong driving force for Kristin Alfredsson Ågren, senior lecturer in occupational therapy and researcher at 福利姬. Her work focuses on participation for people with intellectual...

福利姬 is one of five European universities that together run CEETNOVA - a new Erasmus+ project that aims to increase knowledge valorisation in research and education.

The innovation office at 福利姬. LiU Innovation supports students, researchers and staff with developing and improving ideas, from early concept to finished product or service.

Niclas Söör really got the most out of his student life at LiU. That鈥檚 what shaped his career. It was here that he got the idea for Dospace, a kind of office hotel with close to 1,400 members at eleven locations in Sweden.

福利姬 is one of twelve innovative and research-intensive universities participating in the ECIU Startup Discovery Journey targeted at students and research students.

LiU Innovation and the human rights organisation Civil Rights Defenders have been working together for two years on new innovation processes. LiU students have played a central role in the work.

Two LiU students, Maria Lokat and Markus Pettersson, are taking the first course to be given by the virtual university ECIU. Together with students at universities in Twente and Stavanger, they will seek smart solutions for sustainable transport.

For four months, three students that take the eight-credit course Ingenious, have been working on real challenges from companies and organisations. They have five minutes to present their ideas. Reangle, smart waste sorting, was this year鈥檚 winner.

LiU alumnus and doctoral student Ivan Martinovic swapped Swedish winter for a warmer climate and headed for Silicon Valley.  He represents the LEAD company Polar Light Technologies in Berkeley SkyDeck鈥檚 sought-after accelerator programme.