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Digital Futures Young Scientist Conference

Digital Futures is thrilled to introduce its 3rd Digital Futures Young Scientist Conference. Join us for a single-day event where PhD students and postdocs working with Digital Futures affiliated faculty members have the opportunity to showcase their ideas during poster sessions.

Abstract submission opens on 15 January and closes on 31 January, 2026.

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Digitalize in Sthlm ’25 Explores the Era of “AI Everywhere”

What happens when autonomous systems begin to act, learn, and decide alongside us? This question shaped the discussions at Digitalize in Sthlm ’25, held on Tuesday 11 November at Münchenbryggeriet under the theme “AI Everywhere – Exploring the Challenges, Risks, and Opportunities of Autonomous Systems.” With around 700 participants onsite, the event once again positioned Stockholm at the heart of the European conversation on responsible technology…

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Future Digileaders ’25 brings global early-career researchers to Stockholm

Twenty-three early-career researchers from 11 countries gathered in Stockholm for Future Digileaders ’25, an intensive three-day program designed to support the next generation of leaders in digitalization research. Held as part of the annual Digitalize in Stockholm 2025 conference, the event combined a career workshop, networking opportunities, mentorship, and discussions on how to build responsible and inclusive research leadership for the digital age…

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Open Calls!

Digital Futures provides funding for strategic research projects that advance its vision. Explore upcoming calls, including details on objectives, available funding, timelines, application procedures, eligibility criteria, expected outcomes, and key selection criteria – everything you need to submit a proposal.

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From sensing to strategy: How Zhiqi Tang is advancing Smarter Multi-Vehicle Systems

13/01/2026

Dr. Zhiqi Tang’s postdoctoral journey at Digital Futures and KTH Royal Institute of Technology marked…

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Urban Forssell awarded prestigious IEEE Signal Processing Society honor

12/01/2026

Urban Forssell, Head of AI Strategy and Innovation at Digital Futures and affiliated with the…

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Season’s Greetings & Highlights

17/12/2025

As we look toward a new year, we extend our warmest thanks to our community…

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Faculty members

> 230

Research projects

> 70

Scholars

> 120

Annual funding MSEK

Our ambition

Our vision is to shape a sustainable society – economically, environmentally, and socially – through digital transformation.

Our mission is to create an international hub for excellence in research, empowering individuals through innovation, education, leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit, while building a strong, collaborative community.

Our goal is to establish Digital Futures as one of the top five university research centers globally in digital transformation technologies, fostering close collaboration between academia, industry, and society.

For Faculty

Digital Futures provides funding for strategic research projects that advance its vision by supporting specific actions or initiatives.

Digital Futures supports multiple seminars, lectures, workshops, conferences, and related events every year.

Digital Futures faculty and partners can use the Digital Futures facilities – conference rooms and office spaces.

Our partners

Close collaboration with industrial and public stakeholders in the broader Stockholm region – and beyond – is a key element of Digital Futures’ vision and goals.