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Tomorrow's products can be made from yesterday's steel
The steel industry is responsible for significant carbon dioxide emissions, but recycled steel can dramatically reduce its carbon footprint. Researchers at BTH are now investigating how recycled steel can be used in everyday consumer products without compromising quality.
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BTH Strengthens Strategic Partnerships in Ghana
A delegation from Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) recently visited two key academic partners in Ghana—Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi and the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in Cape Coast—to advance and operationalize collaboration agreements signed in 2025. -
BTH research is behind an award-winning European cybersecurity project
The European cybersecurity project CISSAN, in which researchers from BTH are participating, has received the highest rating in an international final review. The project is developing new methods to protect critical infrastructure against cyberattacks. -
BTH students receive international recognition for software that streamlines container handling
Four students from BTH have won the prestigious Ottonel Popesco Student Challenge, an international competition in which students are challenged to improve the ports of the future. Their solution, ZERO WAIT STS, impressed the jury by drastically reducing waiting times for container cranes – one of the biggest bottlenecks in modern port logistics.
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Tomorrow's products can be made from yesterday's steel
The steel industry is responsible for significant carbon dioxide emissions, but recycled steel can dramatically reduce its carbon footprint. Researchers at BTH are now investigating how recycled steel can be used in everyday consumer products without compromising quality.
-
BTH Strengthens Strategic Partnerships in Ghana
A delegation from Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) recently visited two key academic partners in Ghana—Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi and the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in Cape Coast—to advance and operationalize collaboration agreements signed in 2025. -
BTH research is behind an award-winning European cybersecurity project
The European cybersecurity project CISSAN, in which researchers from BTH are participating, has received the highest rating in an international final review. The project is developing new methods to protect critical infrastructure against cyberattacks. -
BTH students receive international recognition for software that streamlines container handling
Four students from BTH have won the prestigious Ottonel Popesco Student Challenge, an international competition in which students are challenged to improve the ports of the future. Their solution, ZERO WAIT STS, impressed the jury by drastically reducing waiting times for container cranes – one of the biggest bottlenecks in modern port logistics.
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