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Kristofer Rolf Söderström is a Postdoctoral Fellow and Researcher at the Department of Cultural Sciences and Division of Information Studies at Lund University. His work explores the intersection of digital cultures, information dynamics, and societal trust in datafied systems.
- Funded by the Craaford Foundation for research on Generative AI as a site for negotiating expertise and trust.
- Supported by the Erik Philip-Sörensen Foundation for cultural perspectives on search engines.
- Previously involved in an interdisciplinary project funded by the Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation about online medicinal markets in 'grey zones'.
His research spans Generative AI, Big Science, and Search Engine Dynamics, with a focus on how information systems shape expertise and evidence. Recent publications analyze synthetic scholarly papers, digital medicinal markets, and spatial patterns in scientific collaboration.
He actively participates in seminars and discussions on disinformation resilience, AI hallucinations, and data voids, including roles in the NORDREN network and the dīcit project. His work is associated with Lund University's Humanities Lab and the Department of Cultural Sciences.
