Vito builds an important network and lays the foundation for a future career in the fashion industry

Vito decided to study fashion marketing and management due to his love for art, design, and fashion, and for the sustainability approach of the programme. Now, in the second year of his Master´s degree, he concludes that the best thing about the studies is the possibility to grow an important network, both for a future career and to meet new, interesting, and amazing people.

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Research on digitalisation

At the University of Borås, we research the possibilities and consequences of digitalisation for individuals, business and industry, the public sector, and society at large.

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The case of the e-book in a "small language" culture: Media, technology and effects in the digital society

A new 4-year research program on E-books in Sweden

Effects of improved information and volunteer support on sorting and segregation of solid waste at the household level in urban settings in Madhya Pradesh, India: a cluster-randomised trial

DiMo-NEXT - Next Level of Digital Motion in Sports, Fitness and Well-being

DiMo-NEXT aims to achieve an unobtrusive user experience during activity through smart and functional textiles as well as printed electronics.

Development of digital inkjet printing and inks for a sustainable and resource efficient textile process

The overall aim of this project is to explore the potential of digital inkjet printing in industrial application. Inkjet printing is an emerging resource efficient process, which uses significantly less amount of recourses such as raw materials, water, energy and produces less wastewater. However, the application of industrial-scale digital printing is limited on coloration.

Ethanol production from lignocelluloses by encapsulated and flocculating yeast

Encapsulation and flocculation of fermenting yeast greatly improves the major factors in fermentation performance in lignocellulose hydrolyzates: ethanol yield, production rate, and sugar conversion.