ELLIIT is a strategic research environment in information technology and mobile communications, funded by the Swedish government in 2010. With four partners, Linköping University, Lund University, Halmstad University and Blekinge Institute of Technology, ELLIIT constitutes a platform for both fundamental and applied research, and for cross-fertilization between disciplines and between academic researchers and industry experts. ELLIIT stands out by the quality and visibility of its publications, and its ability to attract top talented researchers.
Breakfast to Strengthen Industry–Academia Collaboration
For the second time, ELLIIT brought together researchers and industry partners for its Breakfast with the Industry Forum, aiming to strengthen relationships between academia and industry. The event was held on February 3, 2026, at the Visionen research arena at...
Newsletter issue 27 is out
Read the last newsletter of the year, get updated on focus periods, save the dates and news about appointments and awards.
ELLIIT funds 20 new Ph.D. students within Call G
Funding decision has been made for ELLIIT Call G. It will fund a total of 20 new Ph.D. students running from 2026 to 2030. The initiative represents an investment of SEK 20 million per year over five years.With a total funding of SEK 100 million, Call G aims to...
ELLIIT co-financing of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions – Doctoral Networks
Researchers who are awarded MSCA Doctoral Network grants may apply for ELLIIT co-financing to cover the Ph.D. students during years 4 and 5. If approved, such requests can be funded by 1 MSEK per year and student (i.e., a total of SEK 2 million per doctoral student)....
Meet the recruited faculty – Andreas Kerren
With a strong interdisciplinary background, Andreas Kerren has spent more than 20 years contributing to the fields of information visualization and visual analytics. We spoke with him about his engagement in ELLIIT, including inter-university research collaborations...
Students Built Their Own Chips at LiU
In 2025, students at Linköping University (LiU) got the chance to build a real chip. During the “Build a Chip” event, first- to third-year students designed digital circuits and sent their designs to fabrication — giving them hands-on experience of how theoretical...
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