KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Public university in Stockholm, Swedenwww.kth.se
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Oct 5, 2026
Back in The Saddle
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77:50Sean OliverHOST
Chris Archer, "We have to give Dolph Lundgren his flowers when it comes to him being highly educated.
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77:58Sean OliverHOST
Lundgren received a degree in chemical engineering from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in the early '80s, and a master's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Sydney in 1982." So I was a little shocked by that last week, Kev, but it is confirmed.
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78:13Kevin NashHOST
Yeah, he was, he, he, he, what it w- I had dinner with him in, God, where, where were we at? When? We were either in Paris or we were in, at, at, uh, Germany.
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78:24Kevin NashHOST
K- I think we were in a German, I think we were in Dusseldorf, uh, Dus- a German, uh, Comicon in Dusseldorf.
The Completion Trap - “Always Almost Done”
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3:29Kari SchneiderHOST
Now, what he did is he drew a triangle, and on each point of the triangle was cost, time, and quality.
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3:38Kari SchneiderHOST
And the argument was, when he delivered this lecture at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, the argument was, the reason it was iron is because if you moved one point in any of those things, the time, the cost, and the quality, that it would move the other two, no matter what.
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3:55Kari SchneiderHOST
And that's how the Iron Triangle, the iron in that name came in, is because it was so immovable.
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4:02Kari SchneiderHOST
And later, Barnes went in and expanded it a little more and put in performance, cost, and time, and then also scope, and then picking three out of them, that became the Iron Triangle.
Can NASA Actually Build a Moon Base?
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11:00Herman PoppleberryHOST
And NASA has used Antarctic stations as spaceflight analogs for decades.
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11:05Herman PoppleberryHOST
Plus there's a whole body of work on it, and a KTH-stud design called B-LIS modeled a permanent 50-person lunar station explicitly on the Amundsen operational by 2040.
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11:17Herman PoppleberryHOST
So the analogy is established.
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11:19Herman PoppleberryHOST
Not something we're inventing.
This Week in European Tech: What ElevenLabs says about Europe’s AI potential
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52:22Priyanka SavjaniHOST
Its units are up to 50 times faster than existing satellite links, over 100 kilometers or more in terms of distance.
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52:30Priyanka SavjaniHOST
And it's a spin out than KTH, the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, that raises 11 million co-led by the NATO Innovation Fund and joint capital.
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52:43Priyanka SavjaniHOST
And In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture arm, those are the people backing it.
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52:47Priyanka SavjaniHOST
And in terms of why it's interesting, so with the current Ukraine-Russia war, Ukraine showed that jamming decides modern wars.
#160 - Meet The Physicist Proving The Universe Builds Itself Out Of Information
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6:36Gordana Dodig CrnkovicGUEST
So I, I had PhD in physics, and I started from the beginning.
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6:41Gordana Dodig CrnkovicGUEST
It was at the same time as my, as my son started, uh, at KTH in Stockholm, and I was the first to finish.
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6:48Gordana Dodig CrnkovicGUEST
[laughs]
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6:49EvanHOST
Wow.
Episode 65 - Made by Claude
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33:01Shams JorjaniHOST
If people are writing less code, what are they teaching...
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33:05Shams JorjaniHOST
Like, my alma mater, the Ro- the, the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm-
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33:09Fernando RizzoHOST
Mm
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33:09Shams JorjaniHOST
... one of the best engineering schools i- in Europe, um, and, you know, their computer science, uh, program, I have no idea what it looks like today.
How to make LLM’s Deterministic like Jev from an AI Researcher
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3:43Elin NguyenGUEST
I got into AI, right?
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3:45Jonathan MossHOST
Yeah, 'cause I know you have a background in r- and you went to the, uh, uh, KTH Royal Institute of Technology in mechanical engineering, which is fascinating.
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3:53Jonathan MossHOST
So, like, what was-
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3:54Elin NguyenGUEST
Oh
#50: Sports Tech in Youth Athletes - Mikael Swarén
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0:35Erik ÅkessonHOST
And today we have a guest with us.
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0:38Erik ÅkessonHOST
We have Mikael Svarén, a researcher in sports tech at Dalarna University here in Falun and in the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology.
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0:51Erik ÅkessonHOST
And he's your buddy as well, Fredrik.
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0:54Erik ÅkessonHOST
Yeah.
Do Spikes Need Common Language for Sensing and Learning?
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21:11Sunny BainsHOST
Now, we had another question at the back.
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21:14Dimitris KargovonisAUDIENCE
I'm Dimitris Kargovonis from KTH University in Sweden.
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21:17Dimitris KargovonisAUDIENCE
And my question comes back to the encoding, like you mentioned, like creating the time-based encoding.
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21:22Dimitris KargovonisAUDIENCE
And I would like to ask what do you think should be more suitable? Should we enforce these encoding mechanisms in the network while designing? Or should we let the learning algorithms actually derive these encodings and what they need to do?
609.SWE Samverkan som affärsmodell - Katrin Behdjou Arshi
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79:17Katrin Behdjou ArshiGUEST
It's that you might not think like, I'm going to finish my studies and then get a job or whatever it is.
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79:25Katrin Behdjou ArshiGUEST
I would say, do you quickly convert to learning in doing? Did you practice what it is for education you go to KTH or like...
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79:38Katrin Behdjou ArshiGUEST
Whatever it is, and I don't mean practice, but like, nestle in like I've done.
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79:46Katrin Behdjou ArshiGUEST
Be a part of the house.
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