Opening hours during Christmas and New Years holidays at the Library

Altered opening hours at the library during Christmas and New Years holidays starts week 51.

The Governing Board at the University of Borås

2024-12-05 10:00 – 16:00

Meeting with The Governing Board at the University of Borås.

Rise and Shine: AI assistants in research: Part I

2024-09-24 08:15 – 08:35

Quick look at some of the AI-tools for searching relevant literature and mapping them. Zoom: https://hb-se.zoom.us/j/66640642560 (restricted to HB accounts via SSO login, the usual way we sign on t...

Notification of Doctoral Thesis Defence

2024-09-20 13:15 – 13:45

The doctoral student Björn Ekström will give notification of the date of his upcoming doctoral thesis defence in a “spikning” event, or the posting of a doctoral thesis, which is a traditional even...

Academic Writing - Tips Editing and Managing Text in Microsoft 365 Word

2024-10-04 09:00 – 12:00

Most examinations involve written assignments and often they require collaboration with others. Knowing how to handle and work with text is vital to be able to facilitate the learning process and a...

New doctoral thesis contributes knowledge about circular business models

Circular business models are often promoted as the solution to an unsustainable fashion industry. An important nut to crack is how these models can be scaled up – something that requires courage. Emelie Hultberg's doctoral thesis provides clarity on a complex issue.

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Ability to adapt the supply chain important for sustainable small-scale textile industries

What is the most suitable place for production and how do you get the most sustainable supply chain? What factors influence these decisions? These are questions that are becoming increasingly important in the textile industry. In a new thesis, Sara Harper, doctor in textile management at the University of Borås, explores how companies tackle these challenges with a focus on production in small series.

Circular bioplastics – it's now possible

The plastic bag of the future can be made from food waste – and recycled again. Hoang Danh Vu has shown in his doctoral thesis how this is possible, using volatile fatty acids.