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New safety solution for trailers developed with support from JTH
How can we make trailers safer on the road?
With that question in mind, Georges and Christian Malki turned to the School of Engineering (JTH) at Jönköping University.Peter Leisner, Full Professor of Ma...
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Jérôme Landré Named Teacher of the Year
Jérôme Landré, Assistant Professor at the School of Engineering, was named Teacher of the Year by the school’s students.“This means a lot to me because the award comes from the students themselves. Th...
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Video and slideshow from the Graduation Ceremony
Watch the video and view the extensive photo gallery from the School of Engineering's graduation ceremony at Jönköping Konsert & Kongress, at Elmia on 5 June.
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Host of Swedens largest meeting place for cybersecurity research
The School of Engineering at Jönköping University hosted the national cybersecurity conference SWITS (Swedish IT Security Research Network for PhD Students) on 9-10 June. The seminar was held for the ...
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Data analysis will contribute to J-Södra's development
The School of Engineering at Jönköping University supports Jönköpings Södra IF in using advanced data analysis and contributing to the club’s long‑term development.“This is incredibly important to us,...
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Multi‑million funding for new research profile on change management
The new research profile IN:CHANGE which includes the School of Engineering (JTH) and the School of Health and Welfare at Jönköping University has been awarded SEK 40 million by the Knowledge Foundati...
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Students pitched their thesis projects at Elmia
Students from the School of Engineering at Jönköping University gave five‑minute presentations of their thesis projects at the Elmia Manufacturing Fair. They also showcased their projects at Jönköping...
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Theme day on how AI delivers real value to businesses
The AFAIR research profile at Jönköping University has become a key driver of AI development in industry. That is the view of several of the companies that participated in the inspiration day on 21 Ma...
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Digital Footprints – A New Exhibition on the Impact of Technology
On April 29 , the research exhibition “Digital Footprints: Three Perspectives on How Technological Advancements Affect People, Work, and Places” opened at the university library. The exhibition brings...
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Alumna on Forbes list of young leaders
Frida Wygler, CEO and co-founder of the technology company Radar Reticence and an alumna of the School of Engineering at Jönköping University, has been included in the business magazine Forbes’ Europe...