Our work includes a wide spectrum of areas within Chemistry. We are primarily focused on applied research, i.e., research that should solve a societal problem and is ready to be used immediately or in the near future.
Research areas at Applied chemistry
Examples of applications for our research are fossil free fuel and energy systems, electrical devices, health and technology, utilization of fibers and forest materials and different forms of catalysis.
Research leaders and research groups at Applied Chemistry
- Alexander Giovannitti´s research group (webpage)
- Andreas Dahlin research group (webbpage)
- Anders Palmqvist research group (contact page) (Opens in new tab)
- Anette Larsson research group (contact page)
- Anna Martinelli research group (contact page) (Opens in new tab)
- Anna Ström research group (contact page) (Opens in new tab)
- Christian Müller research group (webpage)
- Ergang Wang research group (webpage)
- Hanna Härelind research group (contact page) (Opens in new tab)
- Kasper Moth-Poulsen research group (contact page)
- Lars Evenäs research group (webpage)
- Magnus Skoglundh research group (contact page) (Opens in new tab)
- Martin Andersson research group (webpage)
- Mathilde Luneau´s Research group (webpage)
- Per-Anders Carlsson research group (contact page)
Research centres related to Applied chemistry
Competence Centre for Catalysis
KCK is a national interdisciplinary research center. The research is focused on catalysis; for synthesis and production of renewable energy carriers, for reduction of greenhouse gases and emissions, for fuel cells and electric fuels, and for energy-efficient chemical processes. Areas that are crucial for the transition to a sustainable society.
FibRe
FibRe is a Vinnova Competence Centre, which is a research consortium between academia, industry and the public sector. The vision is a sustainable society where thermoplastic, fossil-based plastics are replaced by lignocellulose-based materials.
Wallenberg Wood Science Center
Wallenberg Wood Science Center is a research center with focus on new materials from trees. The center creates knowledge and builds competence that has the potential to form the basis for an innovative and sustainable future value creation from forest raw materials.
