In focus of Information and Communication Technology
Security research and semiconductor technology in focus
The Areas of Advance support Chalmers' ambitions to join forces around the major societal challenges that require support and collaboration between several different disciplines and external parties. We have met Erik Ström, who is the director of the Area of Advance Information and Communication Technology, ICT, to talk about the important projects that are planned for next year.
Joining forces to address vulnerability in the electronics area
8 April, researchers, business representatives and decision-makers gathered at Chalmers tekniska högskola to discuss the needs for tomorrow's research and education in semiconductor technology – that is, technology that is part of most of our everyday products such as computers and phones.
Meet Marianna Ivanshina, Professor and director of the Antenna Systems research group
Marianna Ivashina is an antenna researcher who is passionate about continuous learning. She enjoys defining research programmes with interdisciplinary challenges and engagement across academic and industry domains. As the director of a competence center, she has the opportunity to collaborate with partners in both worlds. "I love looking into the future and doing it together in a team with different skills."
ICT Newsletter April
Chalmers' overarching research areas in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Automation
Software, models and algorithms offer opportunities to create a smarter society based on our needs and challenges.
Research includes autonomous and interactive vehicles, robots and complex software-intensive systems with the intelligence to achieve autonomy in interaction with humans.
Artificial intelligence
Rapid developments in computing resources and networks and huge data volumes have the potential to change how our society works.
Our research includes fundamental understanding of the technology, as well as applications in research, society and industry. We develop methods based on advanced algorithms and computational challenges that arise from collecting, storing and visualising large volumes of data.
Digital sustainability
Information and communication technology offers the keys to a sustainable future.
This requires research with security and privacy in mind. Our focus is broad and includes everything from energy-saving automation to supporting sustainable lifestyles, protecting critical infrastructure and safeguarding privacy.
A connected world
Improvements in communication technology are a constant requirement, affecting all of society, in all sectors.
The research focuses on capacity, coverage, efficiency, robustness and user experience and addresses research fields in mobile communications, optical networks, sensors and user interfaces.
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Chalmers University of Technology offers two-year master's programmes taught entirely in English. Each programme comprises 120 credits, equivalent in scope to 120 ECTS credits. Upon successful completion, students are awarded a Master of Science (MSc) degree. The application period is Mid-October – Mid-January.
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