Meet Marianthi Adamopoulou, new PhD-student at STC
Meet Marianthi Adamopoulou from Greece. She is a new PhD-student at STC and she will study sound imaging using machine learning.
News from STC
News from STC research centre
Jalal Mousavirad new Postdoc at STC
Jalal Mousavirad is a new Postdoc at Mid Sweden University. His research focus is Artificial Intelligence with a specific focus on machine vision and machine learning techniques.
Multimillion investment in data-driven development research
Mid Sweden University is leading a project involving around 20 organizations in Jämtland and Västernorrland counties. The aim of the project is to support business development in IoT and AI with a focus on data-driven development. The project has been granted over SEK 30 million in support from EU.
The first international research school starts
Together with one Canadian and seven European universities, Mid Sweden University starts it's first international research school. Initially, eight new PhD-students will be recruited for research projects on industrial transformation, particularly in the development of AI, IoT, materials and processes.
Much appreciated AI workshop with interactive elements
On august 30, Stefan Forsström, associate professor at STC was invited to arrange an AI workshop for HIAB. HIAB is a partner in STC's research profile Niit where Stefan is a researcher.
Field experiments to detect methane gas in water
At the end of August, associate professor Claes Mattson and industrial doctoral student Bakhram Gaynullin conducted a field measurement outside Essvik, south of Sundsvall. The purpose was to see if it is possible to measure methane gas that dissolves in water in the form of bubbles from fibre banks.
STC showed research projects at the IoT fair
Last week, STC Research Center, visited the IoT exhibition to show some of the IoT-projects that STC carried out in collaboration with ServaNet, which hosted the fair.
Faster measurements with higher accuracy over larger seabed surface
Pollution in water can affect both people and society. Therefore, it is important to continue with investigations of the fibre banks, a remnant from the pulp industry, which are located off the coast of Sundsvall, among other places.
Contacts
