Innovative power for Sweden
Lindholmen Science Park is both a dynamic area and an arena for collaboration across geographical borders. It is home to several of Sweden’s leading development projects, with a focus on mobility for tomorrow.
Lindholmen Science Park is both a dynamic area and an arena for collaboration across geographical borders. It is home to several of Sweden’s leading development projects, with a focus on mobility for tomorrow.
6 December 2018
Telia Company, Ericsson and KTH Royal Institute of Technology has launched a 5G network on the KTH campus in Stockholm that will serve as an innovation and research platform for the academia and partner companies.
23 November 2018
By a mobile test bed for the prehospital healthcare chain, entirely new possibilities open up for research, tests, development and innovation of new products and working processes. A fully-equipped ambulance for simulations and sound and image recordings and a “plug and play” IT test environment are important components in this unique concept.
8 November 2018
A broad research and innovation program that aims to lower carbon dioxide emissions from freight traffic in Sweden by 70% by 2030 has begun. The program is called Triple F (Fossil-Free Freight) and will be coordinated by Lindholmen Science Park.
