Thematic Areas
Within SPARK, research and education is carried out in five thematic areas. Each area represents different needs that have to be met to make today’s industrial operations more knowledge intensive.
Integrated development of products and production
Quick and efficient introductions of new and unique products will be the hallmarks of tomorrow’s manufacturing companies. Knowledge and methods for integrating the development of products and production systems are necessary for increasing both the speed with which new technology is introduced and the ability to manage costs, change and complexity.
Contact me for more information:
- Senior Associate Professor
- School of Engineering
- kerstin.johansen@ju.se
- +4636-101815
Renewal and organising for sustainable innovation
In rapidly changing business environments, sustainable innovation is becoming ever more important. Sustainable innovation depends on the ability to reorganise and think innovatively in order not only to exploit knowledge and available resources, but also to work with change and renewal.
Ongoing projects
- Innovation Runway
- Nästa generations drivlineproduktion
- Ownership transition
- PREMIUM
- ReActs
Finalised projects
- Barriers and drivers for a digitally driven industry development
- Hohsin Kanri Accelerator
- IKT/BIM
- Innovate
- Smart Built Environment (SBE) - Measurement methods
- Transformation to AAA
- Transformering från insidan: betydelsen av förändringsfickor för ökad digitalisering
Contact me for more information:
- Professor
- School of Engineering
- henrik.linderoth@ju.se
- +46 36-10 1633
Responsive and efficient operations and supply chains
Balancing responsiveness and efficiency is central to any company’s competitiveness. A knowledge intensive approach to product realisation gives a competitive edge through seeing processes and the entire supply chain as an agile flow.
Ongoing projects
- E-Merge
- INSiDR
- ProWood+
- ReMALoc
Finalised projects
Contact me for more information:
- Professor logistics
- School of Engineering
- joakim.wikner@ju.se
- +46 36-10 1637
Advanced and optimised components, materials and manufacturing
Manufacturing industries worldwide are facing increased demands for high-quality, added-value and environment-friendly solutions. These demands can be met by joint, high-quality research focused on developing: new materials; smart and efficient production processes; and, optimal design.
Finalised projects
- 3Dsurf
- Adding-2
- Alight
- Alutemp
- Assistant professor
- AusCGI
- CLLEFE II
- CompCAST Plus
- Design och elektrokristallisering av hög entropy filmer
- Distinct
- E-minds
- Extreme
- F-LIGHTer
- FullCorr
- FullSync4D
- Gjutmagistern 3.0
- HINT
- MACS
- Metallkompetens
- NGFS
- NOVELA
- ODISSEE2
- Optiheat
- People
- Preparatory work toward a JTH competence center of excellence
- PROCETS
- ProWood
- ReOPTIC
- STRategic Alloy design IniTiative
- ToolAddict
- TopCut
- VastIRON
- Överlagrade finita element för modellering av struktur, flöden och akustik
Contact me for more information:
- Associate Professor
- School of Engineering
- ehsan.ghassemali@ju.se
- +46 36-10 1692
Digitalisation for smart products and services
Through technologies such as artificial intelligence and Internet of Things, digitisation offers immense possibilities. However, it is also a challenge that, both horizontally and vertically, affects many dimensions in a company.
Finalised projects
- Barriers and drivers for a digitally driven industry development
- Centrum för industriell digitalisering
- Datamine
- PdEAM
- Semantic tech. for software development
- SMILE - Smart Illumination in Living Environmnet
- Transformation to AAA
- Transformering från insidan: betydelsen av förändringsfickor för ökad digitalisering
Contact me for more information:
- Professor
- School of Engineering
- ulf.johansson@ju.se
- +46 36-10 1743
