Fanny Bergman

Fanny Bergman is a researcher at Lund University's Faculty of Engineering, specializing in aerosol science and environmental physics. She is affiliated with the Ergonomics and Aerosol Technology profile area, as well as NanoLund's Centre for Nanoscience and other sustainability-focused initiatives like the Circular Building Sector profile area. Her work intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals for environmental sustainability and resource recovery.

• Research Focus: Secondary use of ash from municipal solid waste incineration, utilizing x-ray absorption spectroscopy and nano-resolved x-ray fluorescence to analyze heavy metal content and recycling potential.
• Key Projects:
  • Secondary use of ashes from waste incineration (2023/12/06 → 2028/12/05), supervised by J. Rissler.
  • Value from waste - Fly ash for resource recovery and secondary use (2023/10/01 → 2026/10/01), funded by Familjen Kamprads Stiftelse.
  • Health effects of PM2.5 exposure (2020/11/11 → 2023/11/21), focusing on cardiovascular toxicity.
• Publications:
  • 2024 article on urban PM2.5 transformation in the Journal of Aerosol Science.
  • 2022 abstract on PM2.5-induced coronary artery contraction in rats.
• Academic Engagement: Active in Nordic Society for Aerosol Research (NOSA) symposium, Max IV User Meeting, European Aerosol Conference (EAC) 2024, and co-organizer of Kulturnatten 2023 event.