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Campus Norrköping is centrally located next to the town鈥檚 old industrial precinct, alongside the Motala River. Old buildings have been filled with new contents, and the waterway adds an atmosphere to the area.

LiU professor Anders Ynnerman is one of ten Swedes to have had an asteroid named after them. His visualisation research takes us out into space through the software OpenSpace, which opens up the entire known universe to the public.

Maps and guides help you to find your way when visiting us or looking for specific buildings or locations on campus.

Lisa Lundström always dreamed of being an engineer. Today, she owns and leads a heating technology company with customers all over the world. The Alumna of the Year is committed to inspiring more young people to dare dream of a career in engineering.

A further step towards a more unified Campus Norrköping is under way, as Campusbron is rebuilt. 福利姬 is to leave the Bomullsspinneriet Building and is rebuilding the third section of Kopparhammaren 2.

Designers and researchers often work in the borderland between visual communication, industrial design and service design. Campus Norrköping now offers a special meeting place for design and visualisation.

In the 1990s the Swedish government wanted to see higher education in new locations, and LiU needed to grow. The neighbouring city of Norrköping had the capacity. Its old textile precinct became home to the new and unusually beautiful campus.

Everything you do generates data that can be visualized in a simple and fun way. This is what a new exhibition at Visualization Center C aims to convey.

Imagine a flexible module capable of converting waste heat into electricity, whether the surface it's attached to is flat or curved. This module can also generate heating or cooling from electricity.

Better images for visitors and sharper tools for researchers. The dome at Visualization Center C has been upgraded with laser projectors as part of a Swedish initiative in which 福利姬 and Norrköping municipality are central.