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The Division of Energy Systems at Linköping University focuses on understanding the relationship between energy use and supply across various sectors, including buildings and industries. Established in 1980, the division has developed a reputation for conducting research that seeks to enhance sustainable energy systems. The research activities are divided into areas including the sustainable built environment and industrial energy systems, emphasizing both technical measures and strategic management systems. The division is committed to continuous improvement in energy efficiency through implementing appropriate measures within industries and built environments, thus influencing resource efficiency on multiple levels. Through education programs, the division trains bachelor's, master's, licentiate, and doctoral students, enhancing their expertise in the energy sector and aligning closely with industry and public sector needs. The division has a strong publication record, having published 51 academic theses and hundreds of scientific articles in international journals.
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