Rapport: Sveriges framtida elnät

Delrapport från IVAs projekt Vägval el: Den framtida produktionsmixen och elanvändningen påverkar utvecklingen av elnätet.

Rapport: Sveriges framtida elproduktion

IVAs projekt Vägval el publicerar här sin andra delrapport som handlar om Sveriges framtida elproduktion. Rapporten visar på stor potential för flera fossilfria alternativ.

Studie: Skatter och subventioner vid elproduktion

I en studie från IVAs projekt Vägval el presenteras syfte och bakgrund med olika skatter och subventioner, kostnader fördelat på olika slags elproduktion och effekter av olika styrmedel.

Rapport: Tillväxtmedicin för kliniska studier

Slutrapport från IVAs projekt Prövningar för svensk medicin (2012-14), ett handlings- och resultatinriktat projekt med tydliga målbilder för ökad samverkan, förbättrade incitament, förstärkt infrastruktur och förenklade regler kring kliniska prövningar i Sverige.

Prenumerera på vårt nyhetsbrev

I ett regelbundet och samlat utskick får du den närmaste tidens seminarieinbjudningar, nya IVA-rapporter och andra aktuella nyheter från oss. Nyhetsbrevet Aktuellt från IVA skickas varannan tisdag (udda veckor) och ger dig senaste nytt om vad som händer på IVA - och inbjudningar till alla våra evenemang.

Karriär på IVA

Som medarbetare på IVA får du bidra till att främja tekniska och ekonomiska vetenskaper och näringslivets utveckling, till nytta för samhället. Du får också tilllgång till ett brett nationellt och internationellt nätverk, varierande arbetsuppgifter och stora möjligheter till personlig utveckling.

Betalningsvillkor

Betalningsvillkor: Information till dig som ska betala en måltidsavgift

Studiebesök på Trafikflyghögskolan i Ljungbyhed

The Academy’s Divisions

IVA’s approximately 1,000 Swedish Fellows are divided into 12 Divisions. The Divisions monitor and work on current issues in their specific fields, not least by organising seminars and other activities.

Governance and management

IVA’s operations and mandate are regulated by the Academy’s statutes. IVA is governed by a Presidium that serves as the Academy’s board. The highest decision-making body at IVA is the Assembly of the Academy. IVA’s Secretariat and the Secretariat’s management team work to support the Academy’s operational activities, as well as driving development and change management work.

IVA’s Student Council

The Student Council is a meeting place for socially engaged engineering and economics students who want to help develop ideas for Sweden’s future, by taking part in IVA’s discussions and work.

Interested in the Business Executives Council?

Being a member of the Business Executives Council puts you at the heart of IVA’s network which, in addition to around 250 company representatives at executive level, comprises close to 1,300 Swedish and international Fellows of IVA.

IVA’s Business Executives Council

The Business Executives Council roots IVA in the business community, making it an essential part of the Academy. The members make a strong contribution to the work of the Academy, and have considerable scope to influence issues in areas such as business, education and research policy.

The Academy

IVA has approximately 1,300 elected Swedish and international Fellows, along with 250 member companies on the Business Executives Council. We bring together leading engineers, economists, researchers, entrepreneurs and leaders in business and the public sector, who contribute generously to IVA’s operations through their intellectual capital and their engagement. IVA’s patron is HM The King.

The history of IVA

Sweden’s second youngest Royal Academy, the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA), was founded as recently as 1919, but is nevertheless the world’s oldest engineering academy.

Research and Innovation

Research and innovation are key to competitiveness and prosperity – and require collaboration between the worlds of academia and business. Successful collaborations on research results that lead to innovations and business development strengthen Sweden’s competitiveness and contribute to positive social development.

Joakim Nivre granted the Chester Carlson Research Award

Professor Joakim Nivre has been granted the Chester Carlson Research Award of 100,000 SEK for his innovative contributions to computational linguistics, his leadership in the research community, and his commitment to language technology through collaboration. The award has been granted since 1985 to promote scientific research in the field of information science.

How to apply for a scholarship from the Hans Werthén Foundation

Each scholarship is for a year of scientific work at the postdoc or doctoral candidate level, or for MBA or LL.M studies in an advanced international setting. We are currently accepting applications, with a deadline of 7 March 2025.

Hans Werthén Foundation — disbursement and reporting

The Hans Werthén Foundation places great importance on receiving a general description of the most important experience gained from periods abroad funded by the scholarship — both in scientific/ scholarly terms and socially. The reports are used by the committee in its work, but also as information for future scholarship holders.