Select information Careers Service Int Master Programs Library Organisation PhD Programmes Presentation Student Union Vacancies February 9, 2010 Communications and Marketing press@chalmers.se News Summary Campus News Vacancies Press releases Press contact   Calendar Search Newsletter   News in Swedish Newsletter from Chalmers University of Technology sent directly to your computer E-mail:  News Summary, which is a summary in English of "Chalmers Nyheter", is published by Chalmers Public Relations and Press Office. Editor Sofie Hebrand Email Breakthrough for the super material graphene The hyper-quick electronics of the future will require new materials and the hottest around is graphene - a single layer of carbon atoms. Graphene produced using a method developed at Linköping University is now being used as part of a study at Chalmers University of Technology, where it has been shown that graphene maintains the same high quality as silicon, thus paving the way for large-scale production. [100122] Read More >>   Anna Dubois on the focus on the Transport area of advance   [100208] >> 100 festival movies will be shown at Chalmers On January 29 the movie theatres of Göteborg will be filled with drama, comedy, tragedy, beautiful, u.. [100129] >> Hi-tech tools help sniff out volcanic gas Euronews reports on research in the NOVAC project in which researchers from Radio and Space Science p.. [100127] >> €2.5 million to Jens Nielsen Jens Nielsen, Professor of Quantitative System Biology at Chalmers, has received a research grant of .. [100122] >> EU Advance Grant to professor Per Delsing Per Delsing gets 25 MSEK during 5 years in the European Research Council's (ERC) second competition f.. [100115] >> Nobel Prize Laureates visit Gothenburg on December 15 and 16 Three Nobel Prize Laureates, two in chemistry and one in medicine, will hold lectures at Chalmers and.. [091211] >> New EU-project makes cities both green and silent Noise pollution is a major environmental problem within the EU. The project Hosanna will find ways to.. [091203] >> Third Annual Meeting of Chalmers Automotive and Transportation Academy On November 12, the third meeting of Chalmers Automotive and Transportation Academy will take place a.. [091023] >> International conference on healthcare improvement On October 12-14, researchers and practioniers meet in Göteborg to discuss the future challenges for .. [091012] >> Hometown of Chalmers alumni badly hit by the Indonesian earthquake Miss Dessy Aliandrina, recipient of the Rune Andersson scholarship in 2008 and Chalmers alumni, witne.. [091007] >> Professor Johan Liu new member of top academy The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, IVA, has elected three new members. One of them is.. [091002] >> Best wants to be better What competencies should a mechanical engineer have on the labour market in 2020? What should the tra.. [090930] >> Karin Markides speaks on urban futures at the Swedish Embassy in Madrid On September 20-24, Karin Markides will visit Spain as part of a delegation of twenty representatives.. [090921] >> Safety for children in cars - seminar at SAFER On September 15, researchers and medical experts from Sweden and US discuss the current knowledge and.. [090914] >> Half the emissions within ten years On September 9, the meeting Nordic Climate Solutions is focusing on climate change within transport a.. [090908] >> Building body parts using nanocellulose As the first group in the world, researchers from Chalmers will build up body parts using nanocellul.. >> Hans-Olov Olsson new chairman of the Chalmers University Board On January 1, 2010, Hans-Olov Olsson will take over as chairman of the Board of Chalmers tekniska hö.. >> Interactive web model shows how energy systems and climate are linked A new web-based tool is presented by researchers from Chalmers in connection to the UN Climate summi.. >> In search of the leading researchers of the future Chalmers University of Technology is stepping up its efforts to develop its areas of advance into in.. >> New nanomethod paves the way for new measuring technology and hypersensitive sensors Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have developed a new measurement technolo.. >> Two million SEK donation opens the door for Thai students A donation of two million SEK from the entrepreneur Sievert Larsson is giving young people from Thai.. >> More powerful Internet access on airplanes and trains For the first time, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, and Frau.. >> International conference on driver distraction and inattention in Göteborg On September 28-29, the vehicle and traffic safety centre SAFER at Chalmers and the French National .. >> Top researcher at Chalmers gets large grant from the European Research Council Christian Forssén, Assistant Professor in Subatomic Physics, is one of five Swedish top researchers .. >> Increased safety and availability of nuclear power plants with on-line sensor surveillance The error-free functioning of sensors used for the surveillance and monitoring of nuclear power plan.. >> Tomorrow's cities designed in Gothenburg The cities of the future must be designed to meet the great challenges of climate change, environmen.. >> Better hearing with bone conducted sound New technology to hear vibrations through the skull bone has been developed at Chalmers University o.. >> Government strategic research funding a major show of confidence in Chalmers Following an announcement by the Swedish government of its plans to invest SEK 1.3 billion in strate.. >> Advanced image analysis can provide better risk assessment in hardening of the arteries Ultrasound examination of the carotid artery is a patient-friendly and inexpensive method for assess.. >>