Mapping Small Water Channels Using Machine Learning — PhD Defense

by Hanna Nordin | Dec 4, 2025 | News

Mariana Busarello defends her doctoral thesis “Mapping small water channels using machine learning” on December 5 at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Abstract Boreal landscapes are shaped by a dense network of natural streams, modified streams, and...

AI, Education, Healthcare, and Art – Berlin Study Visit 2025

by Hanna Nordin | Dec 1, 2025 | News

Berlin is a hub of ideas and inspiration that 15 WASP-HS PhD students explored when vising the city’s research and innovation landscape. On November 10–12, the WASP-HS Graduate School organized a three-day study visit that brought together research environments, tech...

Generative AI and the Rights for Creators and Culture — Open Dialogue

by Hanna Nordin | Nov 10, 2025 | News

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) becomes part of creative processes, questions on copyright, licensing, and personality rights arise. Together with KLYS, WASP-HS welcomed researchers, legal experts, and representatives from the cultural sector to an open...

Multisensory Interactions with Biophilic Flying Robots — PhD Defense

by Hanna Nordin | Nov 7, 2025 | News

Ziming Wang defends his doctoral thesis, “Multisensory Interactions with Biophilic Flying Robots” on 10 November at Chalmers University of University. See event page. Abstract The relationship between nature and humanity has evolved throughout history and across...

A New Regulatory Reality? Perspectives on AI Law in Practice – New Report

by Hanna Nordin | Nov 3, 2025 | News

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how laws are enforced and how we adapt to new regulations. In april 2025, WASP-HS hosted an open dialogue together with Swedish Enterprise to discuss the implications of AI on law and regulations. A new report summarizing...