Lund University
Established in 1666, Lund University is recognized as one of Europe’s most enduring and esteemed educational institutions. Situated in Lund, Sweden, it has fostered a rich tradition of academic excellence.
The university offers a broad spectrum of disciplines, spanning humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, and medicine, fostering an environment conducive to interdisciplinary collaboration.
Lund University’s reputation extends to its research contributions across diverse fields. Its research centers, institutes, and partnerships drive significant advancements. With an international outlook, Lund University welcomes a diverse community of students, researchers, and faculty members from around the world.
The campus, blending historical and modern architecture, houses modern facilities including libraries and research centers.
Emphasizing innovation, Lund University collaborates with industries and startups, promoting entrepreneurship. The student experience is enriched by various organizations and events, complemented by Lund’s vibrant cultural scene. Sustainability is a core value, reflected in both research initiatives and operational practices.
The university’s global network of partnerships facilitates knowledge exchange and collaborative research.
Lund University encompasses nine faculties, interdisciplinary institutes, and campuses in Lund, Helsingborg, Malmö, and Ljungbyhed.
Enrolling 45,000 students, including 28% international representation from over 130 countries, and employing 8,600 individuals, including 770 professors, Lund University continues its legacy of academic distinction and global engagement.
Faculty of Engineering (LTH)
The Faculty of Engineering (LTH) at Lund University is renowned for its dynamic and impactful research initiatives. LTH’s research activities encompass a wide spectrum of engineering disciplines, fostering innovation and addressing pressing global challenges.
Research at LTH is characterized by its interdisciplinary approach, where experts from various fields collaborate to create holistic solutions. This collaboration is evident in areas such as sustainable technology, renewable energy, biotechnology, computer science, and materials engineering.
LTH’s research centers and institutes serve as catalysts for innovation, driving advancements in fields like automation, environmental engineering, and medical technology. These centers facilitate collaboration between academia, industries, and governmental bodies, resulting in research outcomes with practical applications.
In the realm of sustainability, LTH is at the forefront of developing environmentally friendly technologies and practices. Researchers work on projects related to energy efficiency, urban planning, waste management, and more, contributing to a more sustainable future.
Health-related research is another key focus, with advancements in medical devices, diagnostics, and healthcare technologies being pursued. The convergence of engineering and medical expertise at LTH leads to innovations that directly impact patient care and well-being.
LTH’s commitment to research excellence is underpinned by its state-of-the-art laboratories, cutting-edge equipment, and a collaborative atmosphere that encourages both theoretical exploration and hands-on experimentation. Through its research activities, LTH contributes to the advancement of knowledge, technological innovation, and societal progress.
The scientific aspect of the conference will be overseen by the Division of Transport and Roads, Department of Technology and Society, Faculty of Engineering, LTH. This division comprises 28 full-time senior researchers and 18 PhD students. The research at the Division is comprehensive and covers topics such as road safety, particularly for vulnerable road users, urban transportation policy and practice, public transport planning, and transport economics.
Plenary session:
The plenary sessions at Palaestra et Odeum. This historic building, constructed in 1883, is situated at the old University Square, adjacent to the Main University Building (where the rector’s office is located) and AF Borgen (traditionally known for student activities). Palaestra et Odeum is renowned for its picturesque charm, expansive green spaces, and convenient proximity to the railway station and numerous hotels. It underwent a major renovation in 2007 and is equipped with state-of-the-art technology.
Parallel sessions:
The parallel sessions will be held at AF Borgen.