Advanced Manufacturing Solutions for Next Generation Powertrain
Bringing together major stakeholders from academia and industry, the centre will create innovative powertrain solutions, advancing energy-efficient transportation and manufacturing. Advanced Manufacturing Solutions for Next Generation Powertrain (Centre X) is an initiative in the field of Production Engineering, led by KTH and Chalmers.
2D-Tech
Our vision is to establish an internationally visible and competitive Swedish hub for excellent 2D materials research and technological innovation. We bring together key players from Swedish industry and academic research to establish close, multi-disciplinary and dynamic collaboration.
CAM2 – Centre for Additive Manufacture Metal
Centre for Additive Manufacture Metal, CAM2, is a Vinnova funded competence centre focusing on research and development of materials and processes for additive manufacturing (3D printing) of advanced metallic components. The centre is a consortium of more than 25 companies and five research actors.
Centre for Healthcare Architecture
CVA is Sweden’s leading center for development, exchange and dissemination of knowledge about healthcare environments. The center is a national platform for knowledge exchange. Focus is to contribute to a person-centered, efficient and safe care. CVA engages in research, contributes to education and runs continuing education. Active collaboration with Sahlgrenska Academy and organizations within and related to the healthcare sector is central for relevance and utilization of research.
Centre for Housing Architecture
CBA enables collaboration between industry and academia with joint research applications and development projects. CBA's more than 35 members include the large architectural offices, the public housing companies, the large housing cooperative-organisations, construction companies and authorities.
Centre for Metal Cutting Research
MCR is dedicated to strengthening industry-academia partnerships by bringing together large industries, an association of SMEs and other research providers. The centre supports Chalmers scientists to engage in interdisciplinary research across departments, divisions and research groups. The MCR facilitates industry-driven operations in the area of metal cutting via research, learning, and by managing two competence-networks related to process-/metalworking fluids and grinding technology.
CHAIR
Artificial intelligence will have a great impact on our future. It is up to us to make sure we make use of it in the best possible way. Chalmers AI Research Centre supports the university’s researchers to increase Chalmers’ expertise and excellence in AI. Interested? Get in touch with us, and if you are a Chalmers researcher – join our faculty!
Charmec
More information is available at CHARMEC's old homepage. Information is gradually being transferred.
Chemical Process Engineering
The centre merges the educational and research activities in chemical engineering, control engineering, bioengineering, fluid dynamics, process analytical engineering, measuring techniques, and applied mathematics.
classIC
The centre is a joint venture between Chalmers University of Technology, Lund University, Acconeer, Axis Communications, Cadence Design Systems, Codasip, Ericsson, Frontgrade Gaisler AB, GlobalFoundries, Saab and Qamcom. With expertise from all levels in semiconductor system design, the center will conduct research and offer education to pave the way for a new generation of chip designers and make Sweden a strong player in the field.
Competence Centre for Catalysis
Welcome to the Competence Centre for Catalysis, KCK, which is a national interdisciplinary research center at Chalmers. The research is focused on catalysis; for synthesis and production of renewable energy carriers, for reduction of greenhouse gases and emissions, for fuel cells and electrofuels, and for energy-efficient chemical processes. Areas that are crucial for the transition to a sustainable society.
Competence Centre Recycling
Competence Centre Recycling, CCR, is a creative platform for a broad research and development co-operation between academia and industry in the material recycling area. Material recycling and reuse of materials and components are central parts of a resource smart material use in a sustainable society.
Digital Twin Cities Centre
Digital Twin Cities Centre (DTCC) is a national competence centre funded by Vinnova and hosted by Chalmers University of Technology. DTCC is devoted to the study of digital twins of cities as a foundation for digital planning, design, construction, and management of sustainable, intelligent, and liveable cities. Within DTCC, more than 30 partners from academia, industry, and the public sector collaborate in projects that explore different aspects and implementations of digital twins for cities.
FibRe
FibRe is a Vinnova Competence Centre, which is a research consortium between academia, industry and the public sector. The vision is a sustainable society where thermoplastic, fossil-based plastics are replaced by lignocellulose-based materials.
Force
FORCE is a Chalmers-based centre with the purpose of bringing together all research relevant to optical fiber communication. This is cross-disciplinary and currently involves people from three departments and bridges the whole chain from components to systems and analysis to experiments.
FormulaEx
The Formulaex centre is a SSF-funded industrial research centre for functional RNA delivery. The three academic partners Chalmers University of Technology, Karolinska Institutet and University of Gothenburg carry out research in close cooperation with AstraZeneca, Vironova, Camarus and Nanolyze. The centre contributes with fundamental knowledge required for the design of safe and efficient nanoscale drug-delivery vehicles for next generation nucleotide drugs.
Graphene Centre at Chalmers
The Graphene Centre gathers all research at Chalmers on atomically thin 2D materials (including graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides, van der Waals heterostructures and related materials). It provides a forum for 2D material researchers to exchange ideas, to identify synergy effects, to build new and strengthen already existing collaborations within Chalmers, and finally to coordinate joint applications for new grants.
High Temperature Corrosion Centre
High temperature corrosion centre, HTC, is a Swedish competence centre devoted to high temperature corrosion. Our vision is to generate new generic knowledge that helps solve critical corrosion issues, thereby contributing to the development of a more sustainable energy system. HTC is financed by Chalmers and 22 companies.
Lighthouse – Swedish maritime competence centre
Lighthouse is a national competence centre for maritime research and innovation and a neutral platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange for a competitive sustainable shipping. Lighthouse brings academia and industry together and contributes to increasing the sustainability of shipping and Sweden's competitiveness.
MAXBATT
MAXBATT is a competence center established with the aim of strengthening Sweden's competitiveness in battery production. The goal is to create a dynamic environment for the development and production of world-leading sustainable battery technologies and systems.
META-PIX
Integrated photonics refers to the science and technology that deals with the synthesis, processing and detection of light at the chip scale. The field is enabling many exciting scientific endeavors: from the development of quantum simulation architectures operating at room temperature to optical interconnects for datacentres.
Northern LEAD
The centre supports logistics research and development by connecting academics, companies, authorities and other organisations. The research centre will contribute to a positive logistics development which will give companies competitive advantages and benefit the society. The focus of this development is the establishment of sustainable, efficient and effective logistics systems.
Safer
SAFER Vehicle and Traffic Safety Centre at Chalmers is a research and competence centre where close to 50 partners from the Swedish automotive industry, academia and authorities cooperate to make a centre of excellence within the field of vehicle and traffic safety.
Saint
SAINT is a competence centre founded by Uppsala University and Chalmers University of Technology. To create a thriving environment for research and education within radiation sciences in Sweden, the centre works for intensifying collaboration within its fields of research, more efficient use of its existing research infrastructure, increasing the recruitment to education within radiation sciences, assisting its researchers in their scientific outreach and facilitating the initiation of new collaborative research projects.
Software Center
Software Center, SC, works in a strategic partnership with 17 partner companies and 5 universities to significantly accelerate industrial digitalization and the adoption of novel approaches to software engineering.
Swedish Electricity Storage and Balancing Centre
Making the transition to a low-carbon emission future a reality requires the development of new solutions for storage and system flexibility, to guarantee continuous electric power balancing. Our vision is that the future energy system will be sustainable, and the electric power system will play a critical role for the realization of the 100% renewable-based society, where the electric power system shall not be a limiting factor for society progress but available, secure and reliable at any place, at any scale, and at any time. Read more at the Centre's website.
Swedish Electromobility Centre
The Swedish Electromobility Centre, SEC, is a national competence centre for electromobility that gathers leading academia as well as industry. The centre’s research covers all aspects of electromobility from the intelligent vehicles and systems, electric drives and charging, and energy storage to environment and society and vehicle-grid interaction.
Swedish Life Cycle Center
Swedish Life Cycle Center, SLC, is a center of excellence and a collaboration platform for academia, research institutes, industry and government agencies. It fosters competence-building and knowledge exchange in advancing and applying the life cycle field.
Swedish Wind Centre
Swedish Wind Centre, SWC, is a hub for and develops research-based knowledge about wind power. SWC wants to make knowledge about wind power available and easy to understand for everyone. Our vision is a robust and sustainable energy system.
TechForH2
TechForH2 is a competence center for multidisciplinary hydrogen research with the overall aim of developing new technology in hydrogen propulsion for heavier vehicles as an important step in the transition to a fossil-free transport system.
WACQT
The world is on the verge of a quantum technology revolution, with extremely powerful computers, intercept-proof communications and hyper-sensitive measuring instruments in sight. Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology is a 12 year SEK 1 billion research effort that aims to take Sweden to the forefront of this very rapidly expanding area of technology. Through an extensive research programme, we aim at developing and securing Swedish expertise within the main areas of quantum technology: quantum computing and simulation, quantum communications and quantum sensing. Our main project is to develop a quantum computer that can solve problems far beyond the reach of the best conventional supercomputers.
Wallenberg Wood Science Center
Wallenberg Wood Science Center is a research center with focus on new materials from trees. The center creates knowledge and builds competence that has the potential to form the basis for an innovative and sustainable future value creation from forest raw materials.
Wingquist Laboratory
Wingquist Laboratory is an internationally competitive competence centre for multidisciplinary research within the field of digital product realization. The lab envisions a fully digital product realization process, where complex, mechanical, assembled products and their production systems are developed and verified together, without need for physical prototypes or testing.
WiTECH
Welcome to the Wireless Infrastructure Technology Centre at Chalmers (WiTECH), where cutting-edge research meets collaborative innovation to shape the future of wireless communication and semiconductor technologies. In an era defined by connectivity and sustainability, WiTECH stands as a beacon of progress, driving forward the development of robust and reliable wireless communication and sensor systems. Supported by Vinnova funding (2024-2028), WiTECH is hosted by the Department of Electrical Engineering in close collaboration with the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience at Chalmers University.