Articles and blog posts on composites How do you choose the right type of fibre? What is required for the recycling of composites? RISE shares knowledge from research and industrial projects to help you make better decisions on composite issues. Article / Advanced electronics RISE helped Polar Light Technologies achieve unique red microLED light Polar Light Technologies (PLT) has revolutionized the manufacturing of pyramid-shaped microLEDs through a new bottom-up method. This method enables controlled crystal growth atom layer by atom layer, which has eliminated the destructive etching used in today's top-down methods. This has resulted in… Article Fiber Measurements Lead to Better Steel Increased productivity, more consistent quality, and an improved work environment in the steel plant. These are the results as specialty steel manufacturer Alleima now implements RISE’s research into actual production. Article / Additive manufacturing Build Big, Think Bigger Robotic additive manufacturing might sound like something confined to the world of high-tech labs or niche industries, and until recently, that assumption wouldn’t have been far off the mark. But in the past few years, the technology has made impressive leaps forward, and it’s now being trialled in… Article / Advanced electronics Breakthrough in microLED development as red light is achieved In the summer of 2023, Polar Light Technologies achieved a highly controlled blue light from microLEDs in the shape of small pyramids for the first time. Just three months later they also managed to achieve green light. With an ambition to produce red light, the most difficult to achieve, before th… Article / Batteries How Sweden can become a leading battery nation Batteries are essential for the transition to a fossil-free society. They are already used in millions of consumer products, but also for various industrial applications - and demand is expected to increase. Sweden is well placed to become a leading battery nation. "But to do so, we need a comm… Blog post Graphene - what happened after the hype? The answer is that graphene, now celebrating 20 years since discovery, show substantial market growth rates even though it is still at the early stages of its journey into real-world applications. Are you curious in learning more? Let’s start at the beginning. Article / Concrete and cement Recycled concrete builds cities of the future Producing concrete has become a major source of global CO2 emissions. Simultaneously, 70 percent of the world's population is expected to live in cities by 2050. The growing need for infrastructure and housing means that the use of concrete will increase sharply. Therefore, there is an urgent need … Article / Batteries Battery Industry Insights: New Report Highlights Gaps and Needs Over the past year, RISE, in collaboration with Uppsala universitet, Chalmers tekniska högskola and Blue Institute, as part of the SweBIC project, has investigated the feasibility of establishing a national technological infrastructure for battery cell and material production, with the goal of supp… Article / Artificial intelligence RISE researchers contributed to Olympic tailwind Marseille rained medals on the Swedish national sailing team at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. On shore, a team of RISE researchers provided the Swedish sailors with AI insights and optimised components. Article Beyond Gravity: Tests on Earth for success in space Sweden's largest aerospace company supplies global giants and makes sure their satellites get into the right orbit. To get there, Beyond Gravity has carried out many material tests in extreme temperatures. Article / Additive manufacturing SSAB Enters into Partnership with the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing On October 1, 2024, SSAB officially enters into partnership with the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing at RISE, thereby becoming its 21st member. Article / Casting Casting new life into a classic artwork The real estate company Wallenstam wanted to create a new, smaller version of the artwork "Två myror" (Two ants). RISE was commissioned to cast the ants and bring the classic sculpture to life through sustainable casting."We knew what we wanted to achieve but needed the best expertise," says Ulf Ek… Article The EU is taking strong measures to boost the extraction of critical metals and minerals Since May 2024, the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act has been enforced across the entire union. The goals are ambitious: within a few years, the EU aims to increase its self-sufficiency and recycling of critical metals and minerals, while simultaneously reducing reliance on individual countries."Wha… Article / Medtech DynoMag changes the game at the University of Florida At the Rinaldi-Ramos Research Laboratory, University of Florida, research focuses on the behavior and biomedical applications of magnetic nanoparticles in time-varying magnetic fields, such as magnetic particle imaging and nanoscale thermal therapy. This interdisciplinary research encompasses theor… Article / Metrology DynoMag – a magnetic measuring system for many applications To be able to reliably characterize nanostructured materials, including magnetic nanoparticles (MNP), is crucial for standardizing MNP systems and the application of specific analysis methods. The DynoMag system, developed at the RISE Magnetic Sensor Systems Lab in Gothenburg, offers a reliable and… Article / Additive manufacturing Alfa Laval hoping to scale up additive manufacturing Alfa Laval, global provider of products in the areas of heat transfer, separation, and fluid handling, has been part of the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing at RISE since it started. Eager to accelerate their adoption of additive manufacturing (AM), they frequently utilize the centre t… Load More