Researchers at the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences and the Stockholm Resilience Centre are part of a transdisciplinary European collaboration to advance crisis preparedness by training a new generation of scholars. The project has received a grant of 4.8 million euros from the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme.
How can we create healthier, smarter, and more resilient agriculture? Expertise from different disciplines in nine countries comes together in a new project. From Sweden, professor Rahim Rahmani contributes insights from computer and systems sciences.
A practical toolbox for innovators in the health sector. That is one way to describe the HDS Legal Toolbox, a digital platform developed within the framework of Health Data Sweden. It was created by two researchers from the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences.
The SVT Play series The Dementia Choir highlights how choir singing can promote social interaction, stimulate memory, and support quality of life for people living with dementia. Research conducted at the Stockholm University Brain Imaging Centre (SUBIC) contributes scientific insight into how music influences brain activity and cognitive ageing.
Quick elevator pitches, buzzing poster sessions, a most useful keynote, mingle and fika. PhD Day at DSV was all about networking, developing new collaborations and sharing knowledge, experiences and ideas.
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DSV continues to attract master’s students. The topic of Computer and Systems Sciences dominates Stockholm University’s list of the most popular programmes.
Do you think Facebook is nothing but a waste of time? Think again. For women entrepreneurs who face many challenges, social media can be a useful tool for both business growth and empowerment.
How do we actually know who should go first in a roundabout? Often, it’s not about traffic signs or formal rules, but about eye contact, small movements, and timing. Humans handle this intuitively, but for self-driving cars it is a major challenge.
ICT tools such as smartphones and computers are of great help to designers. But when designers take shortcuts to generate ideas, empathy may be lost.
On 18 February 2026, Systemvetardagen takes place in the Nod Building. An annual IT-focused careers fair for students and recent graduates.
Large language models such as Chat GPT are trained on enormous amounts of data. If these systems are hacked, sensitive information might leak. Thomas Vakili has developed methods to protect privacy.
Are you interested in game development and want to deepen your knowledge? Four new elective courses at master’s level are now available within the Master’s Programme in Computer and Systems Sciences.
