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ESS/MAX IV Summit 2023
In what way can research infrastructure and knowledge at the universities as well as MAX IV and ESS help create more sustainable products and processes for the industries in the northern part of Sweden? That question is in focus at this year's ESS/MAX IV Summit in Luleå.
Date
21 September 2023
Time
9.00–15.30
Place
Vetenskapens Hus, Luleå, Storgatan 53 and broadcast live via the YouTube 
External link.
Registration
If you want to participate on site, you are welcome to send a request to emk@vr.se. The deadline for registration is 13 September.
The northern part of Sweden is experiencing a major development with new or transforming industries. Many traditional industries, like forestry, mining, and steel production, change their production technology to become climate neutral and try to find new ways of using raw materials. New industries are establishing and expanding their business. All to help make the Green Deal become a reality. In what way can research infrastructure and knowledge at the universities as well as MAX IV and ESS help create more sustainable products and processes for these industries? This is what we will talk about.
Among the participants:
- Pär Jonsén, Chief Technology Officer, LKAB Reemap
- Mikael Nordlander, Director Industry Decarbonization, Vattenfall
- Sara Mazur, Chair of the Board at WASP – Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program
- Martin Karlsson, University Relationship Manager, Northvolt
The moderator of the event is Maria Borelius. The ESS/MAX IV Summit will be held in English.
Read the full programme for ESS/MAX IV Summit 2023.
Pdf, 127.1 kB.
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