Insight into people's consumption, actions and values is crucial for sustainable energy consumption. But the way we collect this kind of data today can be misused and create uncertainty. SECURE has worked to develop a solution for securely collecting, using and storing data that citizens can rely on.

On the SECURE project, researchers from three different main areas collaborated:

• Natural Sciences
• Technical sciences
• Humanities

Teaching children to do arithmetic, read and write is no longer adequate to solve complex global challenges such as climate change, social inequality and migration crises. Community Drive has been working to redefine the way we teach the citizens of the future by creating completely new learning methods for primary schools.

In the Community Drive project, researchers from three different main areas collaborated:

• Humanities
• Technical sciences
• Social Sciences

Individuals with physical paralysis are trapped in their own bodies and require a lot of resources from society. EXOTIC has worked to develop a tongue-controlled exoskeleton that gives control back to individuals with paralysis and acts as a platform for further development of the technology for the rest of the body.

In the EXOTIC project, researchers from three different main areas collaborated:

• Health Sciences
• Technical sciences
• Humanities

Today's global migration flows have a major impact on sending and receiving countries, but the extent is still uncertain. FLOW has worked to map these flows and contributes with interdisciplinary analyses of the societal and climate consequences of the flows.

In the FLOW project, researchers from three different main areas collaborated:

• Social Sciences
• Humanities
• Technical sciences

A sustainable heat supply is dependent on continuous renewable energy and must simultaneously supply the varying consumption of homes. InterHUB has worked to optimise the supply chain by creating synergy between building technology, heat supply and consumer wishes for comfort and green energy.

In the InterHUB project, researchers from three different main areas collaborated:

• Natural Sciences
• Sciences
• Humanities