Press and media

Welcome to the press room of the University of Borås. If you want to come in contact with any expert or specialist in our research and education areas please contact our press contacts.

Our research is organised in six areas:

Business and IT
Integrated Nursing Science
Library and Information Science
Resource Recovery
Teacher and Education Work
Textiles and Fashion (design and general)

The greater part of the material shown centrally at the website of the university is free to be published. In the photo library there are high resolution photos for downloading which are free for publication, however the photographer’s name must always be stated, and preferably the source as well.

2024-04-23

She emphasizes the importance of studying the smallest components of plastics

Juliana Aristéia de Lima, researcher at RISE and a new Associate Professor of Polymer Technology at the University of Borås, wants to connect the research groups in polymer...

2024-04-19

Xianyi Zeng: I want to change the entire textile industry in Europe

His main research area was initially automation and data analysis, but later he became interested in artificial intelligence. Now he wants to promote sustainability and digitalisation i...

2024-04-17

Staffan Hillberg: The different experiences of employees are a strength to be used

His keen interest in technology and flair for business took him on an amazing journey among the greats of the business world. In recent years, he has been focusing on...

2024-04-15

Ingvar Carlsson: “Libraries are a cornerstone of democratic society”

Ingvar Carlsson has been appointed Honorary Doctor of Library and Information Science at the University of Borås. He is as forthright and determined today as when he held the post of...

2024-04-12

New professor praised by students for creative teaching

David Eriksson was the student who had a knack for learning but didn't quite fit in at school. After graduating from high school, he absolutely didn't want to pursue further studies and instead...

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