After several years of research, the ENSURE-6G project has come to an end. The project has developed and tested solutions for resilient connectivity, intelligent sensing and data-driven decision support for rail and logistics in northern Sweden and Finland.
Lukey Clark is researching how machine learning can help detect faults in industrial machinery before they lead to costly breakdowns. As a PhD student within IRS TransTech, he combines simulations, sensor data and AI in collaboration with Newcastle University, Mid Sweden University and SCA.
Alejandro Redondo Ayala is a PhD-student at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and is spending the autumn at Mid Sweden University. Here, he is working with Sebastian Bader’s research group to explore how energy harvested from the surrounding environment can be used to power connected sensors.
Lars Flodén, co-founder and former CEO of the technology company Observit, has been appointed honorary doctor at Mid Sweden University. Through collaborations with Mid Sweden University and STC, Flodén and Observit have contributed to strengthening the link between research and business.
For 20 years, Danny Crookes has had a relationship with Mid Sweden University and followed the university's development in research and collaboration. Now he has been appointed honorary doctor – an award he describes as both surprising and honorable.
Electrification places new demands on the electricity grids. In the Electrovation research project, Marcelo Burgos Zamora will develop solutions in areas such as AI, machine learning and power electronics to contribute to the energy system of the future in Västernorrland.
Recently, STC participated in Servanet's IoT fair at Hotel Södra Berget in Sundsvall. The fair brought together players in IoT, digitalization and smart technology, and gave STC the opportunity to show research, meet industry players and discuss new opportunities for collaboration.
After 13 years, Mid Sweden University’s Transformative Technologies research environment is coming to an end. Funded by the Knowledge Foundation, the initiative has strengthened research, international collaboration and partnerships with industry, benefiting both the university and the region.
Can AI help doctors detect diseases earlier and make safer decisions? In a new Swedish-Norwegian research project, data from multiple medical sensors will be combined to provide a clearer picture of a patient’s health. The aim is to develop the next generation of heart and brain monitoring.
How can hydropower and batteries work together to make the electricity system more stable and better equipped for the future? This is what researchers are investigating in Elektrovation – a project where research and real needs in the energy industry meet.
Hosea Imbo Agure is a new PhD student within the IRS TransTech Research School. His research combines signal processing, mathematical optimization and machine learning to develop more efficient and reliable methods for computational imaging.
Yi-Hsin Li has been awarded the Bureanska Foundation Scientific Award 2026 for her research on efficient and scalable representations for image-based data. The award of 20 000 SEK will be presented at Mid Sweden University’s Academic Ceremony this autumn.
Rayen Selmi is a PhD-student at Mid Sweden University and part of the IRS TransTech initiative. His research focuses on developing efficient and compact power converters for future energy systems, in collaboration with ENIT in Tunisia and Powerbox AB.
The first cohort of students in Mid Sweden University’s Visual AI initiative has now completed their Master’s theses. Six of the eight students have already secured jobs, several of them at companies they collaborated with during their studies.
Research connected to the ResilientEdge project was presented at IEEE MetroInd4.0&IoT in Rome. Three researchers with connections to Mid Sweden University contributed work on post-quantum cryptography, energy-efficient AI, and IoT data analysis.
In August, Ye Xu from STC Research Centre at Mid Sweden University visited Professor Xiaoyi Li’s research group at Qingdao, China to explore energy harvesting for coastal smart cities.
Municipalities are asking for better knowledge about how people use public spaces. Through AI and thermal cameras, a solution is now being developed that can count people and analyse movement patterns directly in the sensor – without the image data having to leave the site.
How can new technology be used to detect and measure methane emissions in practice? This was the focus when researchers and project partners in the MEQAL project gathered in Sundsvall for two days of company visits and research exchange.
Within the framework of the DigiLab project, Mid Sweden University is investing in new computing power for AI. A new GPU cluster will give researchers better opportunities to carry out advanced calculations and at the same time give students access to new opportunities to work with AI.
A meeting at an international conference in France led to a new research collaboration. This summer, Dr. Meng Jiang travelled to Shanghai for a research exchange at East China Normal University, on binaural microphone technology.
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