Jonas Gamalielsson

EDU4Standards is a three-year research project within EU Horizon 2020 that aims to innovate standardisation education within European Higher Education Institutes.

The project aims to strengthen the public sector’s capacity for sustainable digitalisation. By bringing together organisations and experts, new working methods are developed that promote open, flexible solutions and reduce dependence on systems that are difficult to replace.

SUDO is a collaborative research project running over four years that addresses the urgent need to tackle new and emerging challenges related to different types of lock-in effects that impact on decision makers in companies when IT systems are developed, used, and deployed in complex application domains.

The main outcome from the OSSD project is a one year master programme comprising courses of industrial relevance in the field of open systems which is developed in order to address future challenges concerning sustainable digitalisation.

The aim of this project is to ensure sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, and to promote the transition towards sustainable value chains and inclusive and sustainable economic growth. We believe that the development of digital twins, not only for the systems and processes but for the water treatment infrastructure as a whole, can open up for new efficient techniques and sustainable innovations.

The LIM-IT project is a collaborative research project running over four years, which involves Combitech AB, Findwise AB, Husqvarna AB, JAK, PrimeKey Solutions AB, RedBridge AB, Saab AB – ICT, Scania IT AB and University of Skövde as project partners. The project is financially supported by the Knowledge Foundation.