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Shaping a sustainable society through digital transformation

Digital Futures is a cross-disciplinary research centre that explores and develops digital technologies of great societal importance. It was jointly established in 2020 by KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm University and RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, based on significant long-term support of a Strategic Research Area by the Swedish Government.

The vision of Digital Futures is to shape an economically, environmental and socially sustainable society through digital transformation.

News

Together with the network infrastructure behind, our smartphones are essentially our doorway to society and the world!
Together with the network infrastructure behind, our smartphones are essentially our doorway to society and the world!

We talked to Marina Petrova, the Vice Director of Digital Futures and Chair of the Strategic Research […]
Digital Futures and KTH – First International Consortium Member of C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute
Digital Futures and KTH – First International Consortium Member of C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute

The C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute (DTI) today announced that KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden […]
Open call: Second Call for Research Pairs Projects in Technologies for a Digital Transformation
Open call: Second Call for Research Pairs Projects in Technologies for a Digital Transformation

This is the second call for Research Pairs collaboration projects between two young researchers within Digital Futures […]
Open call:  Digital Transformation and AI for Energy and Climate Security
Open call:  Digital Transformation and AI for Energy and Climate Security

This C3DTI Call for Proposals addresses the challenges for AI and Digital Transformation for Energy and Climate Security and […]
I would like to be moved forward in time to the day we get in contact with an extra-terrestrial intelligence!
I would like to be moved forward in time to the day we get in contact with an extra-terrestrial intelligence!

We talked to James Gross, Professor with the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science School of KTH Royal […]
Changes during COVID-19 and the 21st century skills we need for building digital futures!
Changes during COVID-19 and the 21st century skills we need for building digital futures!

We talked to Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Professor of Technology Design and Assessment at TU Wien and an ACM Distinguished […]
Research means meeting incredible people and working with exciting issues!
Research means meeting incredible people and working with exciting issues!

We talked to Jana Tumová, Associate Director Digital Futures and Associate Professor KTH Royal Institute of Technology, […]
Open call: New later deadline! Collaborative projects targeting Diversity and Inclusion in technologies for a digital transformation
Open call: New later deadline! Collaborative projects targeting Diversity and Inclusion in technologies for a digital transformation

This call is aiming to increase the diversity and inclusion as well as the outreach of the […]

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Events & seminars

Mar 09
DF seminar: Gender and IoT (GIoT): The Implications of Smart, Internet-Connected Devices on Victims and Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence

Dr Leonie Maria Tanczer, Lecturer in International Security and Emerging Technologies, Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEaPP), University College London will talk about Gender and IoT (GIoT): The Implications of Smart, Internet-Connected Devices on Victims and Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Mar 11
DF seminar: Validating Side-Channel Models for Computer Architectures
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Roberto Guanciale, PhD, is an associate professor at the Division of Theoretical Computer Science at KTH. His research focuses on the design, implementation, and verification of operating systems and execution platforms.
Mar 23
DF seminar: Karinne Ramirez-Amaro, Chalmers

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