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Christian Johansson Askling is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), Sweden. His research is organized within the Product Development Research Lab , focusing on knowledge-based methods for engineering design, particularly in high-uncertainty aerospace product development contexts. Program manager for BTH's MSc in Mechanical Engineering and BSc in Mechanical Engineering programs Project manager for advanced-level MSc program renewal at BTH Academic coach for BTH/Stanford's ME310 global innovation project funded by Volvo Construction Equipment His research spans Product-Service Systems , Design Thinking , and Knowledge Maturity Assessment in aerospace product development. He supervises 5 active doctoral students and has previously supervised 4 PhD and 8 licentiate theses. Research funded through EU projects VIVACE (2004-2007), CRESCENDO (2009-2012), and Swedish initiatives like Fuel Efficient Transmission Technology (2010-2012). Recent publications focus on AI-driven predictive maintenance, virtual shadow manufacturing systems, and knowledge support for sustainable design decisions. He contributes to BTH's KKS research profile Model Driven Development and Decision Support (MD3S) , with 49 peer-reviewed publications in total.

• Mechanical Engineering
• Product Development
• Knowledge-Based Decision Support
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Maria Jernnäs is an Assistant Professor at Linköping University's Theme Environmental Change (TEMAM), Department of Theme (TEMA). She specializes in global climate governance, focusing on the implementation and political dynamics of international climate agreements, particularly the Paris Agreement and Agenda 2030. Her educational background includes a Doctoral Degree in Environmental Science (2021), a Master's degree in International and European Relations (2016), and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science (2014), all from Linköping University. She has been a Postdoctoral Fellow at Theme Environmental Change since 2022. Maria's research examines how different portrayals of climate change as a political problem enable various governance solutions. She focuses specifically on how interactions between climate action and other sustainability goals (particularly reduced inequality - SDG10) are portrayed and addressed in international agreements. Her work critically analyzes the logics that inform governance under international climate and sustainability agreements and how these enable and disable different types of problem descriptions and solutions. Her recent publications reveal a consistent focus on nationally determined contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement, exploring their governance functions, discursive patterns, and implementation challenges. Her work also increasingly addresses policy coherence between climate action and sustainable development goals, examining how goal conflicts and synergies are managed in international governance frameworks. Maria actively participates in climate policy discussions, having attended COP28 in Dubai and regularly engaging with international climate negotiations. She has contributed to research projects including ClimEQ (focused on aligning climate action with reduced inequalities), Aiding Adaptation (reducing risks of maladaptive climate aid), and Science-Based Acceleration of the 2030 Agenda. As an educator, Maria teaches in the Bachelor's Program in Environmental Science and the Master's program Science for Sustainable Development at Linköping University. She has also co-authored debate articles advocating for greater recognition of interdisciplinary research approaches in academia. Maria is affiliated with the Center for Climate Policy Research (CSPR) and has contributed to Mistra Geopolitics, a research program examining the interplay between geopolitics, security, and global climate change.

• Climate Policy
• International Climate Agreements
• Sustainability Governance
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Professor Joyanto Routh serves as Head of Unit at Linköping University's Department of Theme (TEMA), Theme Environmental Change (TEMAM) . His research focuses on Biogeochemistry with applications in Environmental Issues , particularly pollution , climate change , and food/water security . He teaches Environmental Science , Introductory Geology , and Climate Science at undergraduate and graduate levels. Key Research Areas: Biogeochemical cycles in aquatic systems Climate change impacts on ancient civilizations Environmental monitoring in Himalayan and African watersheds Coal-fired power plant pollution analysis Paleoclimatic reconstruction Research Projects: Coal-based economies in developing countries (Swedish Research Council 2021-24) Holocene climate-culture evolution in Iran (Swedish Research Council & STINT Grant) Paleoenvironmental changes in Lake Victoria (Swedish Research Council) Monsoon variability in Sri Lanka (Swedish Research Council) Collaborations: Prof. P.A. Meyers, University of Michigan (USA) Dr. Patrick Roberts, Max Planck Institute (Germany) Prof A. Roychoudhury, Stellenbosch University (South Africa) Prof. T. Filley, Purdue University (USA) Prof. T. Bianchi, University of Florida (USA) Dr. Sayantan Sarkar, IIT-Mandi (India) Supervision: Main supervisor for PhD students: Dennis Njagi, Chen Luo Co-supervisor for PhD students Supervised Master's theses: Rajendra Bhandari (Kathmandu University) Other advisees: Amira Elbarmelgy, Tebid Caprice, Furkan Özkan, Ra'eesah Hendricks

• Biogeochemistry
• Environmental Science
• Climate Change
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Jesper Enbom serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Culture and Media Studies at Umeå University, Sweden, focusing on media practices within public sector institutions including schools, police, and social services. His research examines organizational communication strategies, surveillance dynamics, and transparency mechanisms in contemporary society. His primary research interests involve surveillance studies—particularly soft surveillance and everyday surveillance practices—and news management in public organizations. Enbom investigates how institutions navigate media relations, reputation management, and digital communication challenges, with emphasis on power dynamics, ethical considerations, and institutional legitimacy. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in educational and governmental contexts. Analysis of Enbom's publications reveals consistent thematic focus across two decades, evolving from sport journalism and educational communication toward comprehensive surveillance studies. The 2023 book 'Everyday Life in the Culture of Surveillance' represents a culmination of his work on acceptance/resistance dynamics, while his 2015-2021 research projects demonstrate longitudinal commitment to understanding organizational communication challenges. His scholarship consistently addresses the intersection of digital transformation, institutional practices, and societal impacts. Enbom has secured significant research funding including the 'iAccept: Soft surveillance – between acceptance and resistance' project (2017-2021) examining surveillance dynamics in Swedish contexts, and the 'News management challenges in social services, the police and schools' initiative (2015-2016) comparing communication strategies across public sector organizations. These grants demonstrate his capacity to lead interdisciplinary research addressing contemporary societal challenges through empirical investigation and theoretical development.

• Surveillance Studies
• News Management
• Media Studies
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Matilda Marshall serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Culture and Media Studies at Umeå University. Her research examines cultural dimensions of sustainability, focusing on food practices, seasonal meanings, and cooling technologies in everyday life. Marshall's scholarly work centers on how ecological, financial, social, and cultural sustainability become embedded in daily routines. She investigates food storage and preservation across historical and contemporary contexts, alongside cultural interpretations of winter and cold. Her approach combines ethnographic fieldwork with material culture analysis to uncover the nuanced relationships between humans, food, and the environment. Her publication record demonstrates a clear trajectory toward understanding resilience in food systems, particularly through household and professional food storage practices. This body of work addresses climate change adaptation, crisis preparedness, and the cultural heritage of preservation techniques. Notable scientific awards: Baltic University Programme Annual PhD Award 2018 (Social Sciences and Humanities) Årets måltidslitteratur 2017 (doctoral dissertations and scientific publications) Within teaching, Marshall contributes to ethnology programs at Umeå University, instructing students on cultural studies and sustainability topics.

• Sustainable Consumption
• Food Culture
• Food Storage
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Pieternella Cijvat is a Researcher at the Department of Physics and Electrical Engineering within the Faculty of Technology at Linnaeus University. She holds a doctoral degree from Lund University (2004) and specializes in wireless communication systems and power electronics. Her research focuses on: Acoustic and electromagnetic direct/inverse problems CMOS/GaN-based power amplifier design Energy-efficient transmitter architectures RF integrated circuits for wireless systems Green wireless base station technologies Her publications (2001-2021) demonstrate expertise in power amplifier design, CMOS/GaN semiconductor applications, and energy-efficient wireless systems. Recent work explores SiC MOSFETs for power converters, while earlier research established foundations in RF CMOS amplifiers and receiver architectures. She leads/contributes to the Waves, Signals and Systems research group and projects including: Smart elektrifiering – produkter och system (SEPS): Enhancing SME capabilities in energy technology Towards a data-driven approach to ground-fault location (DISA seed project)

• Wireless Communication
• Power Amplifiers
• Signal Processing
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Fredrik Hjorth is a Lecturer in Maritime Science at Linnaeus University, affiliated with the Faculty of Technology. He primarily works as a faculty administrator handling research matters and providing leadership support in the faculty presidency, while also teaching at the Maritime Academy. His research focuses on maritime safety culture, particularly examining the gap between stated procedures and actual practices in maritime operations. He investigates how rules and routines interact with professional values, history, expectations, and behavior to shape safety outcomes. His work often centers on port state control inspections and the complex decision-making processes of maritime safety inspectors. Hjorth completed his doctoral thesis in 2015 titled "Complexity and Ambivalence in Ship Safety Inspection: The view of Swedish Port state control officers," which examined how Swedish port state control officers perceive their role in enhancing maritime safety. He also completed a licentiate thesis in 2012 focusing on safety culture in Baltic Sea shipping. He is an active member of the Maritime Science research group at Linnaeus University, where his work contributes to understanding how to achieve environmentally sustainable and safe maritime operations with good working conditions. His teaching primarily involves advanced level courses and supervision of independent projects.

• Maritime Safety
• Safety Culture
• Human Factors in Maritime Operations
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Johanna Dahlin is a Lecturer at Linköping University, specifically within the Department of Culture, Society, Design and Media (KSFM) which is part of the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS). She is an active researcher and educator with a focus on social anthropology, intellectual property rights, and cultural memory. Dr. Dahlin earned her PhD in 2012 with a dissertation titled "The war is not over until the last soldier is buried: Memory work and community around World War II in St. Petersburg and surrounding areas," and holds a Master's degree in Social Anthropology from 2006. Her research centers on forced labor and intellectual property rights in the Soviet Union , examining how the Soviet state attempted to foster, reward, and control invention while navigating ideological conflicts with capitalist notions of intellectual property. She also investigates cultural heritage, memory practices, and the significance of the past in contemporary society . Her work often bridges historical analysis with contemporary issues of resource management and property rights. Dr. Dahlin's publications reveal a consistent focus on how knowledge, memory, and property intersect in both historical Soviet contexts and contemporary resource management issues. Her recent work shows increasing attention to intellectual property systems and how knowledge circulates within different political frameworks. Educator of the Year 2025 (awarded by StuFF) As an educator, Dr. Dahlin teaches in the Bachelor's program in Global Studies and is responsible for the independent course "Memory, Power, Resistance." She is known for creating a safe classroom environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and engaging with complex material. Her teaching approach emphasizes student engagement and the relational aspect of education. Dr. Dahlin is actively involved in several research projects including PASSIM (Patents as Scientific Information 1895-2020), an ERC-funded project examining patents as part of scientific infrastructure, and RESUS (Revitalization and Sustainability), which investigates traditional methods of land management and food production. She is also a member of the editorial board for Culture Unbound, an international peer-reviewed journal for cross-border cultural research.

• Social Anthropology
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Forced Labor
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Sara Gustafsson is Professor of Industrial Environmental Technology and Environmental Management at Linköping University. She serves as Director of the Center for Municipal Strategic Studies (CKS) and is recognized as LiU's first female professor in her field. Her academic home is within the Department of Economic and Industrial Development (IEI), specifically in the Industrial Environmental Technology department. Her research focuses on municipal sustainability work and the role of municipalities in sustainable development from governance and management perspectives. Since 1999, she has examined how municipalities organize internal environmental work and how they collaborate with other local actors for sustainable development. Her work increasingly centers on Agenda 2030 implementation, studying how municipalities integrate global goals internally and collaborate externally. She emphasizes the importance of moving from vision to action through existing municipal control systems rather than short-term projects. Her recent publications reveal a strong focus on municipal approaches to climate transition, water management in corporate forms, and mobility governance. The research shows municipalities deliberately creating intermediation structures and balancing internal governance with external collaboration. Her work demonstrates that successful sustainability implementation requires integration into regular municipal operations rather than isolated initiatives. Sara Gustafsson teaches Sustainable Urban Development and Environmental Management courses for civil engineering students, along with doctoral courses on collaboration as research competence, research methodology, and strategic environmental management. She actively involves municipalities in teaching through guest lectures and practical course projects. She leads multiple research projects including studies on municipal capacity for sustainable transition, the city as a resilient energy system, and Agenda 2030 implementation in municipalities like Finspång and Åtvidaberg. Her close collaboration with municipalities across Sweden, built over two decades, forms the foundation of both her research and teaching practice.

• Sustainable Development
• Municipal Governance
• Environmental Management
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Lennart Malmsköld is a Lecturer at University West , affiliated with the Department of Industrial Economics. His work bridges research and education in production technology, with a focus on virtual preparation and computer-aided training. Research Interests: Production processes, production systems, virtual preparation, digital manufacturing, computer-aided training. His research explores ergonomics simulations, virtual preparation, and operator training in low-automation environments, particularly in the automotive industry. Recent Research Trends: Recent publications highlight augmented reality (AR) applications in industrial assembly, AI-driven inspection systems, and university-industry collaboration for curriculum design. He investigates multimodal AR interfaces, data handling in global manufacturing, and work-integrated learning. Teaching Experience: Malmsköld has 8 years of teaching experience at University West in the Mechanical Engineering program. He supervises doctoral students and contributes to degree theses.

• Production Technology
• Engineering
• Virtual Preparation
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Mikael Grönkvist is a Researcher at KTH Royal Institute of Technology's Division of Health Informatics and Logistics within the School of Engineering. His work focuses on human physiological responses under extreme operational conditions, particularly in military and aerospace contexts. He maintains active research collaborations with the Swedish Armed Forces and aviation medicine institutions. His research interests center on military medicine, aerospace physiology, and human performance under stress . Key areas include metabolic demands during tactical operations, G-force tolerance mechanisms, thermoregulation in extreme environments, and decompression physiology. His work combines laboratory simulations with field studies to address real-world operational challenges faced by military personnel and aviators. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on venous gas emboli dynamics during altitude exposure, fatigue effects on cognitive performance, and thermoregulatory challenges in desert operations . His research consistently bridges engineering solutions with physiological outcomes, focusing on practical countermeasures for operational environments. The publications span high-impact journals in military and aerospace medicine, demonstrating methodological rigor in physiological monitoring and human performance assessment. His scientific contributions include significant work on: Night vision equipment ergonomics and metabolic costs Decompression protocols for high-altitude operations Thermal strain mitigation in desert environments Cognitive performance during extended flight missions G-tolerance mechanisms and anti-G protection systems Grönkvist maintains active research partnerships with military and aerospace institutions, with his work directly informing operational protocols and equipment design for the Swedish Armed Forces and aviation sectors. His research methodology combines controlled laboratory studies with field validations to ensure practical applicability of findings.

• Military Medicine
• Aerospace Physiology
• Human Performance Under Stress
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Oommen Varghese is an Associate Professor and University Lecturer at the Department of Chemistry, Ångström Laboratory at Uppsala University, specializing in Macromolecular Chemistry. He serves as a group leader at the Translational Chemical Biology laboratory, a position he has held since 2011. His research program focuses on the intersection of synthetic organic chemistry, cell and molecular biology, and preclinical research for translational medicine. Dr. Varghese's research spans multiple disciplines with a primary focus on: Biomaterial science, particularly hyaluronic acid-based hydrogels Regenerative medicine, with emphasis on bone tissue engineering Nucleic acids therapeutics, including engineered plasmid DNA, siRNA, and microRNA Drug delivery systems for clinical translation Stem cell research and synthetic biology applications His recent publications demonstrate significant innovation in 3D bioprinting of dynamic hydrogels, crosslinking chemistry for enhanced material properties, and the development of nucleic acid delivery systems that address major bottlenecks in clinical translation. His work bridges fundamental chemistry with practical medical applications, particularly in tissue engineering, neural regeneration, and cancer therapy. Dr. Varghese leads an interdisciplinary research team comprising PhD students, postdocs, and master's students with exceptional skills in both cell biology and synthetic chemistry. His laboratory maintains state-of-the-art facilities for organic synthesis as well as cell and molecular biology research, enabling a truly translational approach to chemical biology. The research group actively collaborates across disciplines, as evidenced by the diverse authorship on publications, and continues to recruit ambitious researchers interested in science at the chemistry-biology-medicine interface.

• biomaterials
• drug delivery
• nucleic acid chemistry
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Jeffrey Hawkes is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry - BMC at Uppsala University, specializing in Analytical Chemistry. Originally from the UK, he leads the Hawkes'Group which focuses on the characterization of dissolved organic matter in natural systems using advanced analytical techniques. His research interests center around environmental chemistry, particularly the analysis of dissolved organic matter in aquatic systems. Hawkes employs sophisticated methods including liquid chromatography coupled with electrospray ionization mass spectrometry to understand the chemical diversity and reactivity of natural organic matter. His work spans from method development to field studies examining carbon cycling in diverse environments including lakes, forests, and marine systems. The recent publications reveal a strong focus on dissolved organic matter composition across various environments, with particular attention to seasonal variations, water residence time effects, and analytical methodology improvements. His research group has produced significant work on Arctic systems, drinking water treatment implications, and fundamental analytical chemistry challenges in organic matter characterization. Hawkes has established himself as a leading researcher in environmental analytical chemistry with numerous high-impact publications in journals such as Nature Geoscience, Environmental Science & Technology, and Limnology and Oceanography. His work bridges analytical chemistry with environmental science to address fundamental questions about carbon cycling in natural waters. His research group includes Alexander Craig (Researcher) and Mahsa Norouzi (PhD student), with whom he collaborates on various projects related to dissolved organic matter characterization. The group works closely with colleagues both within Uppsala University and internationally to investigate carbon cycling processes in aquatic environments.

• Dissolved Organic Matter
• Environmental Chemistry
• Mass Spectrometry
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Therese Monstad is a Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at the Department of Informatics and Media, Faculty of Social Sciences, Uppsala University. She serves as assistant head of department responsible for the department's education. Her academic work focuses on organizational communication, change- and crisis communication, and digitalization processes in organizations. Monstad's research centers on the communicative constitution of organizations with particular emphasis on how tensions inherent in participatory processes contribute to organizational formation and change. Her work explores communication at the boundary between digital and physical spaces, examining how these interactions shape organizational structures and processes. She has conducted significant studies mapping and contributing to curbing the spread of COVID-19 in Uppsala County through the CRUSH Covid project, and researched digital transformation of physical spaces through the TROPHY project. Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent theoretical and practical focus on organizational communication in the digital era. Key trends include examining how communication constitutes organizational reality, the role of tensions in organizational change, and innovative approaches to communication during crises. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks like the Communicative Constitution of Organizations (CCO) with practical applications in change management and digital transformation. Monstad has led significant research projects including CRUSH Covid (2020-2022), a multidisciplinary effort to survey and control local COVID-19 outbreaks in Uppsala County involving collaboration between five academic departments and Uppsala Region. She also directed the TROPHY project (2018-2021), which developed knowledge and tools to facilitate communication at the boundary between digital and physical spaces. As assistant head of department, she plays a key role in shaping educational programs and curriculum development at the Department of Informatics and Media.

• Organizational communication
• Change communication
• Crisis communication
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Stanislaw Gubanski is a Professor at the Electrical Engineering department of Chalmers University of Technology, specializing in high voltage engineering and electrical insulation systems. His research spans multiple areas including polymer nanocomposites, power systems, and diagnostic methods for electrical equipment. His research interests focus on High Voltage Engineering , Electrical Insulation , Dielectric Materials , Polymer Nanocomposites , Power Systems , Partial Discharge Analysis , Electrical Treeing , and HVDC Cable Insulation . His work addresses critical challenges in electrical infrastructure reliability, particularly in transmission systems and insulation technologies. Analysis of his recent publications (2019-2024) reveals a strong focus on HVDC cable insulation systems, electrical treeing phenomena, and diagnostic methods for power equipment. His research spans both fundamental material science investigations and practical applications in power grid reliability, with field studies conducted in multiple countries including Ethiopia, Australia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and the UK. His scientific contributions include patented innovations in polyolefin compositions for high voltage cables and novel diagnostic methods for insulation systems. His work on voltage stabilizers and polymer compositions has practical applications in next-generation cable technologies. Professor Gubanski has extensive experience in power transformer diagnostics, surface potential decay analysis, and electrical tree formation mechanisms. His international collaborations reflect the global relevance of his research in electrical insulation systems and high voltage engineering.

• High Voltage Engineering
• Electrical Insulation
• Dielectric Materials
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