Conference Venue
The conference venue is the campus of the
Royal Institute of
Technology (KTH). KTH's campus at Valhallavägen is very much like a little
town of its own, right in the middle of the city. This covers an area of about
the same size as Stockholm's Gamla Stan city center. EuSEC 2010 will be hosted
in the facilities of KTH and the
Swedish National Defence College, which is also situated on campus.
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The Royal Institute of Technology accounts for one-third of Sweden’s
technical research and engineering education capacity at university level.
Education and research cover a broad spectrum – from natural
sciences to all the
branches of engineering as well as architecture, industrial engineering and
management, urban planning, work science and environmental engineering. Several
departments address systems engineering issues from different perspectives. The
visiting address of the
Royal Institute of Technology
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The Swedish National Defence College trains and educates military and
civilian personnel in leading positions, both nationally and internationally.
Today’s military operations being ever more
dependent on technology, the SNDC
runs several research projects in the field of military technology, including
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Accessibility
General information about the accessibility of the venue can be found on the
Akademiska Hus website (in Swedish). KTH has an
accessibility policy for promoting equality and to counteract unawareness
about disabilities.
To access the D1 lecture hall with a wheelchair, you should enter at
Lindstedtsvägen 9, take the elevator to the 4th floor, then take the corridor to
the left to access the other elevator, and then go to the 5th floor. That will
lead to the lower entrance of lecture hall D1.