Anette Strömberg

Anette Strömberg is a Senior Lecturer at Mälardalen University's School of Innovation, Design and Engineering, specializing in the Division of Innovation Management. She holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Gothenburg (2001) and has extensive experience in innovation management, having previously worked in a university spin-off company developing biotechnology tools. Her research focuses on responsible innovation aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including exploring University-Industry Collaboration (UIC) for sustainability. She has held leadership roles such as Head of Department and Director of Studies, and currently serves as Subject Representative for Innovation Technology.

Her academic career includes roles in the management team of the Innofacture research school and involvement in committees like the Faculty Committee for Technology (2020-2023). Her work bridges academic research with practical innovation, emphasizing sustainability and ethical considerations in technological development. Recent publications address policy development, collaborative foresight, and UIC frameworks for achieving global sustainability targets.

Anette's earlier research (prior to 2010) involved cutting-edge biotechnology applications, including cell manipulation and nanotechnology for drug delivery systems. This dual focus on both foundational science and applied innovation underscores her interdisciplinary approach to solving complex societal challenges.

Her awards section remains unspecified, but her contributions to education include curriculum development and mentorship in innovation management. She leads projects that integrate sustainability metrics into technological innovation processes, reflecting her commitment to aligning academic research with global environmental and social goals.