Organisation

This research programme involves KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Luleå University of Technology, with support from several stakeholders.

Programme Partners

KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Luleå University of Technology are researching partners in this programme, with KTH taking the coordinating role. Industry stakeholders support the research programme by, for example, defining problems and research questions which are addressed by the research programme and its various work packages.

Programme management and organisation

Professor Joakim Odqvist is responsible for the overall scientific direction of the research programme, with Dr Denise McCluskey acting as coordinator.

The research is organised into three workpackages and two cross themes. The workpackages are system design, process metallurgy and processing & treatment. Cross themes are hydrogen, materials for recycling, system design and alloying and industrial symbiosis.

Within workpackages, most of the research is conducted by PhD students and a post doc. This post doc and student group is supported by post docs and seniors.

At all-project meetings, in addition to the progress within each of the workpackages, cross themes are assessed and cross-theme activities are planned and followed up on.

The research programme is monitored independently by Oxford Research AB , who also encourage the programme management to take a learning and change perspective in all activities.

The research and innovation programme

The research and innovation programme comprises nine projects, which are organised into three workpackages. See more information under our research and innovation programme.