Research for innovation
Halmstad University has two profile areas, Health Innovation, and Smart Cities and Communities – and three areas with the right to award doctorates: Information Technology, Innovation Sciences and Health Sciences. The profile areas are the base for the Knowledge Foundation – Environment called Research for Innovation.
Halmstad University is one of five universities in Sweden that has qualified to be a Knowledge Foundation – Environment, which was granted by the Swedish financer for universities. This means that the foundation, on a long-term basis, invests in the University's key areas.
Crucial to all research projects within the Knowledge Foundation – Environment is the collaboration with business and commerce, known as co-production. This usually means that companies are engaged in research projects together with the University's researchers and account for part of the financing.
The environment is called Research for Innovation since Halmstad University's profile is The Innovation-Driven University.
Organisation and management
Advisory Board
The Advisory Board is under reconstruction.
Management council
- Stephen Hwang, Vice-Chancellor
- Thorsteinn Rögnvaldsson, Programme Director
- Pernilla Nilsson, Pro Vice-Chancellor
- Anders Nelson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
- Max Lundberg, Programme Coordinator
Management group
- Thorsteinn Rögnvaldsson, Chair and Programme Director
- Magnus Holmén, Research Leader CIEL
- Petra Svedberg, representative CVHI
- Slawomir Nowaczyk, Research Leader ITE
- Jens Nygren, Programme Director Health Innovation
- Magnus Jonsson, Programme Director Smart Cities and Communities
- Max Lundberg, Programme Coordinator
- Christel Sjunnesson, Research Support Coordinator
updated
2019-02-25
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Thorsteinn Rögnvaldsson
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