IVA’s 100 List - 2019-2024

Between 2019 and 2024, IVA’s 100 List was published annually to shine a spotlight on cutting‑edge research with the potential to create real value — whether through commercialisation, new business and methods, or positive societal impact. In 2026, an enhanced and updated version of the list will be launched.

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Moving planets logotype, ufo

Moving Planets: A Game for Circular Value Co-Creation

Transitioning towards a circular economy is vital for reducing resource consumption and environmental impact. Yet, the adoption of circular business models remains slow, partly due to a mismatch between customer needs and what businesses offer. User needs are often overlooked in the design process, contributing to limited demand and adoption.

Circular economy
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
2024
Moving planets logotype, ufo

Moving Planets: A Game for Circular Value Co-Creation

Transitioning towards a circular economy is vital for reducing resource consumption and environmental impact. Yet, the adoption of circular business models remains slow, partly due to a mismatch between customer needs and what businesses offer. User needs are often overlooked in the design process, contributing to limited demand and adoption.

Circular economy
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
2024
Futuristic hightech system

Intelligent digitalization technology for the heating sector

District heating is one of Sweden’s traditional industries, having daily impact on society. It heavily relies on human experience, bringing challenges to stakeholders: housing companies struggle to deliver promised comfort to tenants. Utility companies have limited visibility on customer demand and sub-optimal network operation. At peak times, heat and power plants run at a stretch which is detrimental for economy and the environment.

Smart industry
Mälardalen University
2024
Futuristic hightech system

Intelligent digitalization technology for the heating sector

District heating is one of Sweden’s traditional industries, having daily impact on society. It heavily relies on human experience, bringing challenges to stakeholders: housing companies struggle to deliver promised comfort to tenants. Utility companies have limited visibility on customer demand and sub-optimal network operation. At peak times, heat and power plants run at a stretch which is detrimental for economy and the environment.

Smart industry
Mälardalen University
2024

Fiber-Integrated Quantum Light Source for Telecom

The aim of the project is to develop a highly efficient, fiber-integrated device that generates single photons at telecom wavelengths, based on the direct integration of quantum dot emitters into pre-machined optical fibers. Our goal is to build a compact and scalable prototype that can produce single photons with high quality and consistency, enabling significant advancements in quantum technologies.

Deep tech
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
2024

Fiber-Integrated Quantum Light Source for Telecom

The aim of the project is to develop a highly efficient, fiber-integrated device that generates single photons at telecom wavelengths, based on the direct integration of quantum dot emitters into pre-machined optical fibers. Our goal is to build a compact and scalable prototype that can produce single photons with high quality and consistency, enabling significant advancements in quantum technologies.

Deep tech
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
2024
Snowy Mountain with water running and satellit in the sky

SnowSat-an AI approach towards efficient hydropower production

Spatially distributed and temporally dynamic snow information are highly valuable for the hydropower sector to optimize production, avoid water spillage and ensure dam safety. However, accurate quantification of snow amount, especially in mountainous areas, remains a big challenge.

Green & blue industries
Uppsala University
2024
Snowy Mountain with water running and satellit in the sky

SnowSat-an AI approach towards efficient hydropower production

Spatially distributed and temporally dynamic snow information are highly valuable for the hydropower sector to optimize production, avoid water spillage and ensure dam safety. However, accurate quantification of snow amount, especially in mountainous areas, remains a big challenge.

Green & blue industries
Uppsala University
2024

EPD-Berg - Process and Environmental Platform for a Sustainable Raw Material Production

The EPD-Berg project aims to develop a modular digital platform for evaluating process performance and environmental impacts from extraction and processing of raw materials.

Smart industry
Chalmers University of Technology
2024

EPD-Berg - Process and Environmental Platform for a Sustainable Raw Material Production

The EPD-Berg project aims to develop a modular digital platform for evaluating process performance and environmental impacts from extraction and processing of raw materials.

Smart industry
Chalmers University of Technology
2024

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