The two new AI-focused programs, Applied AI and Automation with AI, are already drawing strong interest. With this initiative, Mid Sweden University strengthens both its educational offerings and campus life.
Today Yuxuan Zhang successfully presented his doctoral thesis on how small and energy-efficient AI systems can be used to detect damage in buildings and infrastructure at an early stage – before serious problems arise.
On September 16, entrepreneurs, municipal representatives and other curious people gathered at Hotel Hallstaberget in Sollefteå to learn more about artificial intelligence and how the technology can be used in practice.
Daniel Ramotsoela, senior lecturer at the University of Cape Town, is doing a research stay at Mid Sweden University. He describes the meeting with the CSN research group as inspiring and values the open environment on campus.
On 18 September, STC participated in the IoT fair in Sundsvall. The event was organized by IoT Sweden in collaboration with Bron Innovation and Mid Sweden University and brought together actors in IoT, property technology and smart solutions.
The results of a groundbreaking field test in which a 5G-equipped drone remotely controlled a forest machine in terrain with limited connectivity are now being presented. The test shows both the potential and challenges of digitalizing the forest industry – and a new report points out the way forward.
We are proud to announce that Shirin Rafiei has successfully defended her doctoral thesis in Computer Engineering, titled "Remote Controlled 3D Positioning in Augmented Telepresence: User and Quality of Experience Aspects", at Mid Sweden University.
In late August, Mid Sweden University welcomed Guest Professor Bruno Andó from the University of Catania, Italy. During his visit to Sundsvall, Professor Andó met with Associate Prof. Sebastian Bader at the STC Research Centre to explore opportunities for collaboration between the two universities.
Soon, Shirin Rafiei will defend her doctoral thesis, becoming Mid Sweden University’s first institute doctoral student. Her research places the user experience at the center of future remote-operated systems.
Mohammadreza Shamshirgarha has recently started his PhD-studies at Mid Sweden University within the research project IMMERSE. With a strong background in artificial intelligence, he will focus on developing AI-powered visual tools to improve how people connect and collaborate remotely.
Mid Sweden University is investing SEK 16.6 million in a new AI lab to strengthen both the research environment and AI education at the university. The initiative has been granted SEK 6.6 million in support from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
The energy system faces major challenges as fossil fuels are replaced with solar and wind power. To ensure stable electricity supply, new solutions for storage, control and regulation are needed. This is what Elektrovation will develop – in collaboration with energy companies in Västernorrland.
Exchange student Nicole Bratz is studying electrical engineering at Mid Sweden University. Within the DIGIT project and Forskningsarenan, she has been involved in developing an autonomous boat that measures sediment levels in water.
Mid Sweden University's international graduate school is now being expanded with new collaborations with eight universities from four continents.
After five years as an industrial doctoral student at Mid Sweden University and SCA, Adam Lycksam is ready to present his thesis. With a focus on machine learning and predictive maintenance, he has developed methods that will predict faults in machines – and thus prevent costly downtime in industry.
With a background in mechanical engineering and a strong passion for energy harvesting, Fatma Benbrahim has begun her PhD studies at Mid Sweden University and TU Chemnitz. As part of the IRS Transtech research school, she is developing smart, sustainable solutions for wireless sensor technology.
Muhammad Azeem Khan is pursuing a cotutelle PhD at Mid Sweden University and the University of L’Aquila, combining academic research and industrial collaboration to improve wireless communication for the factories of the future.
Guest professor Dr. Jaime Zabalza from the University of Strathclyde is collaborating with STC to explore how AI and hyperspectral imaging can address industrial challenges. His aim is to develop smart, reliable systems and build a global research network focused on sustainable innovation.
Between May 13-16, Professor Sinem Coleri from Koç University in Turkey visited Mid Sweden University and STC Research Centre. Prof. Coleri, an IEEE Fellow and a leading expert in AI-based wireless network design, is at the forefront of shaping the future of wireless communications.
Are you having difficulty getting an appointment with the dental care due to a shortage of dentists? A new research project is now starting with the aim of using AI to call patients for examinations at the right time and prevent dental problems that require more extensive dental care.
The page was updated 2/20/2025