From its locations in Stockholm, KTH provides one-third of Sweden's technical research and tertiary level education. KTH also is an international institution with established exchange all over the world.

Department of Physics - Stockholm University
http://www.physto.se

Invest in Sweden
http://www.isa.se

Lysator is an academic computer society located at Linköping University in Linköping, Sweden. Its purpose is to give its members opportunity to explore the world of computers and computer science. Anyone that studies or works at Linköping University may join. Currently, Lysator has almost 600 members.
http://www.lysator.liu.se/

The National Agency for Higher Education is a central agency responsible for matters relating to institutions of higher education.
http://www.hsv.se/

The official Gateway to Sweden
http://www.sweden.se

The IT University in Kista is a joint venture between KTH (the Royal Institute of Technology) and Stockholm University. It is a young university resting on a sound and long academic foundation. With the focus of our research on the infrastructure of the information society, our aim is to stimulate the interplay between technology, people and society.
http://www.it-universitetet.kth.se/

Founded in 1963, the Swedish Film Institute plays a leading role in Swedish cinema. Its aims include the promotion, support and development of film in its cultural and broader contexts, the allocation of grants for the production, distribution and public showing of Swedish films at home, and the promotion for Swedish cinema at international level. The Institute is also extensively involved in the preservation and promotion of Sweden’s cinematic heritage.
http://www.sfi.se

The Swedish National Space Board, SNSB, is a central governmental agency under the Ministry of Industry, Employment and Communication. SNSB is responsible for national and international activities relating to space and remote sensing, primarily research and development.
http://www.rymdstyrelsen.se/

WURC is a centre of excellence in the field of Wood Ultrastructure initiated 1996 by NUTEK (Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development),which has been replaced by VINNOVA (The Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems) since January 2001. The centre was established in co-operation with NUTEK, SLU (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), CTH (Chalmers University of Technology), KTH (Royal Institute of Technology), STFI (Swedish Pulp and Paper Research Institute) six companies from the Swedish pulp and paper industry (AssiDomän AB, Korsnäs AB, Mo och Domsjö AB, SCA AB, StoraEnso AB and Södra Cell AB) and one Swedish company from the chemical industry (Eka Chemicals AB). The centre's main task is to carry out basic research of industrial relevance.
http://www-wurc.slu.se

WoxénCentrum is a VINNOVA competence center at KTH Production Engineering (IIP). Here, research and development within the field customer driven high performance production systems is being conducted in cooperation between industry and university.
http://www.woxencentrum.nu/