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Doctoral students from several European universities visited the University of Borås to learn more about the unique properties of textiles.

They are sustainable and healthy – filamentous edible fungi that are fed with, for example, oats. The latest addition to the world-leading research at the Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery is Neda Rousta's...

Leading today’s doctoral students down the path to being tomorrow’s researchers is an important task for Sweden’s higher education institutions. In the latest issue of the ...

When countries neighboring the EU prepare to become trading partners, the Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borås, is a support in the process. Rudrajeet Pal...

Alice Bah Kuhnke recently visited the Swedish School of Textiles and Science Park Borås to discuss the transition to a more sustainable fashion industry.

Now the results of this year's survey of the university’s doctoral students, the Doctoral Student Barometer, have been compiled. It shows an increase in the level of satisfaction.

During the summer, the bins have been given new stickers showing what should be recycled in them.

They have reviewed 100 years of research on nest-building fish. Now Ola Svensson's and Charlotta Kvarnemo's article is published in the world's oldest scientific journal, in good company with Charles Darw...

A new generation of researchers is now stepping out to promote dignity in the care of older people. After three years, the EU project Innovatedignity, in which the University of Borås is one of ...