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On 21–22 May, the AdTherM Centre gathered in Lund for Spring Research Days, hosted by Tetra Pak. The two-day meeting brought together researchers, students, and industry partners from across the center to share progress, discuss ongoing activities, and plan future...

The AdTherM spring course Mixing and transport of two-phase flows with phase change was recently delivered at KTH as part of the AdTherM PhD school. AdTherM is a competence centre focusing on advanced computing for sustainable thermal management, promoting collaboration...

AdTherM Research Days 2025 were held on 5–6 November at Luleå University of Technology, bringing together researchers, PhD students, and industry partners for two days of presentations, discussions, and exchange of ideas in the field of sustainable heat transfer and...

In June, the AdTherM competence centre held its first Summer School, a one-week course at LTH on Heat Transfer and Reactive Flows. The course focused on further advancing participants’ knowledge of heat transfer and reactive flows in industrial environments, covering...

The first annual AdTherM Research Days took place as a lunch-to-lunch meeting in Stockholm on November 25–26. Highlights included a keynote presentation by Volodymyr Bushlya, representing the Sentio Competence Center, as well as technical discussions focusing on user cases and...

In an interview featured on LTH’s website, Professor Martin Andersson shares the journey behind the development of AdTherM. Read more on the LTH web about the key factors that contributed to the success.

The kick-off of Competence Center AdTherM was carried out in Lund on May 2-3. The agenda included a presentation of all partners, an enlightening keynote on the energy transition by Professor Lars J. Nilsson at the Div. of Environmental and...

In September 2023, AdTherM was awarded financial support from Vinnova through the call Competence centers within Sustainable industry and Digital transformation. The project duration is initially set to 2023-2028, with funding of 36 000 000 SEK granted from Vinnova. Read more at...