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Prince Daniel's Fellowship inspired aspiring entrepreneurs at BTH
Blekinge Institute of Technology hosted a visit by Prince Daniel's Fellowship to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs. Joined by entrepreneurs Charlotta Zetterström and Joel Hellermark, Prince Daniel led a discussion on entrepreneurship, setbacks, and the importance of having the courage to pursue one’s ideas.
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How Will We Work in the Future? New BTH Research Seeks Answers
More days in the office or continued flexibility? As companies take different approaches to the future of work, clear answers about what works best remain elusive. In the new research initiative WorkFlex+, researchers at BTH, together with several major companies, will investigate how work can be organised to support sustainability, innovation and competitiveness. -
Welcome new students
Today, new students starting their studies at BTH are welcomed to campus for the Introduction Day. -
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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Prince Daniel's Fellowship inspired aspiring entrepreneurs at BTH
Blekinge Institute of Technology hosted a visit by Prince Daniel's Fellowship to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs. Joined by entrepreneurs Charlotta Zetterström and Joel Hellermark, Prince Daniel led a discussion on entrepreneurship, setbacks, and the importance of having the courage to pursue one’s ideas. -
How Will We Work in the Future? New BTH Research Seeks Answers
More days in the office or continued flexibility? As companies take different approaches to the future of work, clear answers about what works best remain elusive. In the new research initiative WorkFlex+, researchers at BTH, together with several major companies, will investigate how work can be organised to support sustainability, innovation and competitiveness. -
Welcome new students
Today, new students starting their studies at BTH are welcomed to campus for the Introduction Day. -
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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