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  • When society is tested – new study to contribute to Sweden's preparedness


    How can essential services such as social services and primary care continue to function during extreme crises such as war? This question is at the heart of a new research project that researchers at Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) will be working on over the next two years.“The project will help us in Sweden to increase our preparedness for various types of scenarios, such as war or other crises in society,” says Timur Uman, Professor of Business Administration at JIBS and the project leader.

  • World-leading foundry company joins research profile


    Brazilian company TUPY, the world's largest foundry company, has joined JTH's research profile IFT@JKPG. This week, the company's R&D manager André Ferrarese visited the School of Engineering at Jönköping University (JTH).“This collaboration gives us a unique opportunity to continue our strategic investment through the KK-funded research profile IFT@JKPG. It is fantastic recognition that our research is world class and can contribute to global development,” says Kerstin Johansen, Professor of Integrated Product and Production Development and Head of Research at JTH.

  • How can children become better at understanding and using numbers?


    How can the teaching of mathematics be improved for the youngest students? This is a question that is in focus in the project Number Relationships in Focus , a collaboration between Mullsjö municipality and the School of Education and Communication at Jönköping University.