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Research & education

The world famous Swedish steel has acquired its reputation thanks to major, long-term investments in research and education.

Jernkontoret leads the steel and metallurgical industry's joint endeavours to achieve renewal, improved competitiveness and sustainable growth.

Metallic Materials

The strategic innovation program Metallic Materials gathers the Swedish metal producers to increase innovation in sectors of importance to Sweden.

Samforsk klimat – co-ordinated research linked to the Swedish steel industry’s Climate Roadmap

European steel research

The Steel Academy network

The Steel Academy network is a platform for exchange of experience, dissemination of information and knowledge sharing between the steel industry and the academic world.

History of metallurgy

Jernkontoret promotes historical research concerning mining and metallurgy and its products. Read more about the research organisation.

Joint steel research

Jernkontoret is responsible for far-reaching collaboration on behalf of research and development in an extensive research network.

Materials and process technology degree programmes

We lead technical development

Read more about the Swedish steel industry's joint vision 2050.

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  • Metallic Materials
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  • Hanna Escobar-Jansson

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