Microplastics are found in the water, air, and even human placentas. iGEM Stockholm has taken the first step in making microplastic detection accessible and affordable for all.

Ensuring that students are involved in the rapidly progressing medical field by engaging with industries in Hagastaden is one thing this student union does. Their Partnership program facilitates interaction between KI students and companies.

Thanks to the collaboration between Drivhuset Stockholm and We Know IT, students gain greater access to expertise in programming, design, digital strategy and marketing, as well as project management.

The need for patient involvement in medicines and medtech R&D is increasing. EUPATI Sweden’s new training programme, launched in November, is part of this growing trend.

Strengthened conditions for tech startups in 14 countries – this is what the "Rise Europe" initiative provides. Here, the top universities and startup hubs in Europe have joined forces. KTH Innovation and the startup incubator Sting are the only Swedish representatives.