A Chalmerist Driven by Curiosity After 50 Years
Kjell Jeppson rather looks forward than back in time. It is now 50 years since he stepped in through the gates as a doctoral student…
Author: Ehsan
Virtual Gasque on May 23, 2020
Cononavirus might have caused many organizations like us to cancel their events but that doesn’t mean we can’t get together. Thanks to virtual meeting tools…
April 2020 Virtual Event: “How sustainable is economic growth? – evidence from Sweden 1990-2018”
Chalmers Alumni Association of USA-Canada is delighted to have Chalmers Professor Christian Sandström sharing the result of a new study about economic growth and innovation…
San Diego Chapter: An Evening With Fredrik Torstensson [Now Cancelled]
Note: Due to COVID-19 outbreak, this event is now cancelled. Please come an join us for an interesting evening with Fredrik Torstensson (SVP Global Sales…
SACCNY’s Executive Women’s Conference In New York
Everyone remembers Madeleine Albright’s ripple causing statement, igniting the conversation on what every professional knows: the importance of women supporting women. We often (although not…
2020 Annual Meeting Agenda Announced
Our annual meeting 2020 will be in the Minneapolis/ St Paul ʹ a bustling place with more than 3.4 million people. Much to see here –…
San Diego Local Chapter October Get Together
The San Diego Chapter of Chalmers Alumni Association gathered for the fall TGIT (Thank God I’m Thirsty) Thursday October 17 at Casa Svedlund in La…
Free online courses from Chalmers on edX
If you don’t live in Goteborg, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a Chalmers experience. A variety of free online courses, from computer science to…
Chalmers Mastercard – for more brilliant ideas
As a Chalmers alumni member, you can apply for a Chalmers Mastercard today and support the Chalmers proud architecture and engineering tradition. Each time you…
Vera Sandberg: A true role model
Did you know that the first woman in Sweden to become an engineer studied at Chalmers? Vera Sandberg got her engineering degree in 1917 and…