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.

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.

Re-election of Marcus Wallenberg as Chair of IVA and Election of 41 New Fellows

Today, Marcus Wallenberg was re-elected as Chair of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA). Additionally, the Assembly of the Academy elected 41 new Swedish and international fellows – prominent researchers and experts from both the private and public sectors.

IVA’s prize for science in journalism

IVA's prize for science in journalism was awarded in the years 2015-2023 to reward a scientific approach in the media and excellent journalism in science, technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.

Why a Swedish quantum agenda?

A race is under way in quantum technology, a field of research and innovation that is predicted to revolutionise the future development of computers, secure communications and a more efficient energy supply. Several Swedish research bodies have now drawn up an agenda setting out how Sweden can secure its place on the technological train. Per Delsing has been involved in this work.

IVA spotlight on: Sweden's digital infrastructure must be strengthened

Sweden’s digital infrastructure must improve its ability to withstand disruptions, crises, and conflicts. This could be crucial for our ability to maintain critical societal functions and for the competitiveness of the business sector. In the newly launched project ‘Resilient Digital Infrastructure,’ IVA will map out what is required to create world-class digital infrastructure.

Sweden remains at the top of the EU's innovation countries

The other week, the EU's annual list of Europe's top innovation countries, the European Innovation Scoreboard (EIS), was published. For the second year in a row, Sweden ranks second on the list, behind Denmark. It is a pleasing position, but there are concerns, says Björn Ekelund, Fellow of IVA and Corporate Research Director at Ericsson.

IVA's 100 List 2023: Swedish innovations with great potential

A new environmentally friendly light source that can complement and in some cases replace LED lights, automatic AI monitoring of train tracks and an innovative solution for sampling in case of sepsis. These are examples of some of the research projects that have been selected for this year's 100 list.

The right strategy at universities yields more sustainability entrepreneurs

How do we create the right conditions to stimulate entrepreneurship with an emphasis on sustainability in university-adjacent environments? IVA’s Entrepreneurship Academy has sought to answer this question by interviewing researchers, educators and other key individuals at six Swedish universities. Here you can read the results, which are part of a broader, Nordic-Baltic study presented in June 2022.

IVA project expands collaboration between South Korea and Sweden

On 19-20 April, the 2023 Korea-Sweden R2B Forum will be held in South Korea's capital Seoul, a brand new meeting place for the utilisation and commercialisation of research in collaboration between Sweden's and South Korea's innovation systems. The concept is inspired by IVA's Research2Business initiative and IVA's 100 list, and IVA participates as a partner in the forum.

Report: Metals and minerals for sustainable development and strengthened competitiveness

Secure access to strategic metals and minerals is essential for the transition to a fossil-free and competitive society. This final report from IVA's project Roadmap for Metals and Minerals presents a number of concrete proposals which can form the basis for a new Swedish mineral strategy.

Digitalisering för alla - Livesändning från Digitalidag

Strategiska resurser och stormaktsrivalitet

Frukostmöte med IVAs Näringslivsråd och Georg Kell

IVA kommenterar Nobelpriset i medicin eller fysiologi

Årets nobelpris i fysiologi eller medicin delas mellan forskarna Katalin Karikó och Drew Weissman. De får priset för sin banbrytande grundforskning kring hur mRNA samspelar med vårt immunsystem. Kunskap som fick avgörande betydelse för den snabba utvecklingen av vaccin mot covid-19. IVA-ledamot Anna Wedell, som sitter i Nobelpriskommittén, förklarar betydelsen av priset.

Bråttom att möta ökat cyberhot

Den stora it-attacken mot den finska it-leverantören Tietoevry visar hur sårbart och beroende vårt samhälle är av fungerande it-system. Det aktualiserar att mer behöver göras för att stärka säkerheten. I februari invigs Sveriges nya cybercampus, som var ett av de förslag som IVA presenterade i projektet Cybersäkerhet för ökad konkurrenskraft förra året. Flera viktiga åtgärder är på väg att genomföras, men mycket återstår. Det menar Håkan Buskhe, IVA-ledamot och styrgruppsordförande för projektet.

Tekniksprånget ger gymnasieekonomer chans att testa ingenjörsyrket

Med start våren 2024 ger regeringen Kungl. Ingenjörsvetenskapsakademien (IVA) uppdraget att bredda målgruppen för Tekniksprånget. Det betyder att även de som läser ekonomi på gymnasiet nu kan söka praktik som ingenjör.

Tre IVA-ledamöter på TIMEs 100-lista

När amerikanska TIME magazine för första gången presenterar en lista över världens 100 mest inflytelserika företagsledare inom klimatfrågan finns tre IVA-ledamöter med: Henrik Henriksson, vd för H2 Green Steele, Pascal Soriot vd för Astra Zeneca och Martin Lundstedt, vd för Volvo Group.

IVA Aktuellt 2015

Tidningen IVA Aktuellt gavs ut i olika former under åren 1998-2022. 2013 blev tidningen ett fördjupande magasin och tillgänglig online. Här kan du ta del av de sex digitala utgåvorna från år 2015.

IVA-ledamot Karin Rådström Näringslivets mäktigaste kvinna

Karin Rådström, vd för Daimler Truck och ledamot av IVA sedan 2023 utses till Näringslivets mäktigaste kvinna 2025. På Dagens industris lista över de 125 kvinnor som de menar har störst makt att göra avtryck i det svenska näringslivet finns hela 21 IVA-ledamöter.