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Malgorzata Blicharska is a Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Development at Uppsala University, affiliated with the Department of Geosciences and the Institute for Research on Conflicts of Interest in Sustainable Social Transformation. Her work spans multiple research domains focused on sustainable natural resource management and policy implementation. Dr. Blicharska's research focuses on sustainable development with expertise in ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation, climate change governance, and the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) nexus. She integrates social science perspectives with environmental management, examining policy implementation and stakeholder engagement in conservation initiatives. Her work includes extensive research on urban ponds, recreational fisheries, and nature-based solutions, particularly focusing on ponds and wetlands as key components of sustainable landscape management. Her recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on transdisciplinary approaches to environmental challenges, with growing focus on nature-based solutions, drought vulnerability in forested regions, and governance aspects of implementing the WEFE nexus concept. Her work increasingly addresses justice dimensions in environmental management and stakeholder engagement in policy implementation. LANDPATHS: Swedish Environmental Protection Agency-funded program on multifunctional landscapes (coordinator) PONDERFUL: Horizon 2020 project on pond biodiversity and ecosystem services (WP lead) NEXOGENESIS: Horizon 2020 project on WEFE nexus policy integration (WP lead) Wet-Kit: Swedish Environmental Protection Agency project on wetland optimization PUDDLE-JUMP: Formas-funded project on small artificial waterbodies

• Sustainable Development
• Climate Change Governance
• Ecosystem Services
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Markus Grillitsch is Professor in the Department of Human Geography at Lund University and Director of CIRCLE (Centre for Innovation, Research and Competence in the Learning Economy). His work spans EU member states, transition economies, and developing countries with focus on spatial transformation processes. His research interests include: Economic Geography and Innovation Studies Regional Development and Knowledge Institutions Place-Based Leadership and Institutional Entrepreneurship Network Analysis and Policy Implementation Recent publications demonstrate strong focus on energy justice transitions, innovation policy limitations, and multi-scale inequality analysis. His work connects theoretical frameworks with empirical studies of regional diversification and agency-structure dynamics. Key recurring themes include sustainable development pathways, capabilities approaches, and institutional transformation processes across diverse geographical contexts. Current research projects include: Multi-level learning journeys for green and just regional transformations (Vinnova-funded) Economic resilience through Swedish hidden champions study Circular value chains and policy dynamics research Klimatneutrala städer 2030 urban climate initiative Grillitsch's work actively contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through research on economic growth, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities, and climate action. His fingerprint analysis shows strongest connections to Innovation (100%), Knowledge (93%), and Regional Development (66%) research domains.

• Economic Geography
• Innovation Studies
• Regional Development
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Harald Rohracher is a Professor at the Department of Theme (TEMA) , Linköping University , affiliated with the Theme Technology and Social Change (THEME) . His research focuses on sociotechnical transitions for climate-neutral cities , examining energy systems, digitalization, and governance strategies. Grants: Formas, Horizon Europe, Vinnova Labs: STRIPE (Sociotechnical Research on Infrastructures, Politics, and Environment), Biogas Solutions Research Center Students: Adam Svensson, Stella Huang, Gavin Nilsson Lewis, Giorgi Kankia Rohracher investigates how households , social movements , and policy frameworks interact in transformative processes. His recent work explores smart grid politics , decentralized energy systems , and urban food digitalization , emphasizing power dynamics and governance experiments. He leads projects on transdisciplinary education for climate governance, positive energy districts , and collective experimentation across Sweden and Spain. His scientific grants highlight institutional support for sustainability research, while his research teams bridge academic, governmental, and civil society actors.

• Sociotechnical transitions
• Climate change
• Sustainable development
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Jessica Jewell is a Professor in Technology and Society at Chalmers University's Department of Space, Earth and Environment. She holds additional roles including Professor at the Centre for Climate and Energy Transformation (University of Bergen), Guest Research Scholar at IIASA, and Senior Fellow at the Breakthrough Institute. Her research focuses on climate action feasibility, energy transitions, and the political economy of decarbonization. She leads projects funded by the European Research Council (ERC), Norwegian Research Council, and EU initiatives like CINTRAN. Key achievements include an ERC Starting Grant and membership in the Swedish Young Academy. Her work spans interdisciplinary approaches to quantify energy transition dynamics, assess coal phase-out strategies, and analyze carbon capture deployment. She serves on editorial boards for journals like Energy Research and Social Science and Oxford Open Energy . Jewell’s recent articles highlight themes like climate justice in energy transitions, feasibility of rapid decarbonization, and global coal reduction pathways. Her research bridges technical, socio-economic, and political dimensions to inform actionable climate policies.

• Climate Change Mitigation
• Energy Policy
• Sustainability Science
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Jorge Gil is an Associate Professor in Urban Analytics and Informatics at Chalmers University of Technology's Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering. His research focuses on integrated urban models, Smart Cities, City Information Modelling (CIM), and Urban Digital Twins, with applications in sustainable mobility, social inclusion, energy transition, and circular economy. He develops GIS solutions and open science methodologies. Teaching includes GIS, sustainable mobility, and spatial data science courses. He supervises Bachelor, Master's, and PhD students. Current projects include LogiNets (logistics network flows analysis), ComCy (cycling safety), and FlowSense (traffic flow data). Key research outputs span agent-based modeling of waste sorting behavior, mobility equity analysis, and multimodal urban network frameworks. He co-authored over 50 publications and actively contributes to interdisciplinary urban planning initiatives.

• Urban Analytics
• Urban Informatics
• Smart Cities
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Ståle Holgersen is a part-time lecturer at the School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences at Örebro University , Sweden. His work focuses on the intersections of capitalism, class struggle, and environmental crises, particularly in urban contexts. Holgersen critiques neoliberal urban planning, housing policies, and climate governance, emphasizing the need for ecosocialist alternatives. Academic Rank: PartTime Lecturer Email: stale.holgersen@oru.se Research Interests include political ecology, far-right environmentalism, urban sustainability critiques, housing justice, and Marxist theory. His recent publications analyze Sweden's climate policy shifts, urban housing crises, and the rise of eco-fascism. The 15 most recent articles (2021–2025) span themes like far-right ecologies , urban capitalism , class-based housing struggles , and ecosocialist strategies . These works often employ dialectical and critical theoretical frameworks.

• Political Ecology
• Urban Sustainability
• Capitalism
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Nils Hertting is a Professor at Uppsala University's Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF) and holds a concurrent position as Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at the Department of Government. His research centers on local governance, urban politics, and public sector evaluation practices, with specific expertise in deliberative and participative network governance, civil society dynamics, ethnic associations, public space, and policy implementation challenges across Swedish and European contexts. His primary research domains include Local Governance Urban Politics Network Governance Public Sector Evaluation Civil Society Ethnic Associations Public Space Implementation He critically examines how participatory mechanisms function within representative democracy, the role of ethnic associations in urban political integration, and the rationality behind halting implementation in participatory planning processes. Analysis of his 2020-2025 publications reveals consistent thematic focus on participatory governance in urban settings, particularly neighborhood renewal programs and energy community development. His work demonstrates growing emphasis on equity dimensions, institutional dilemmas in collaborative governance, and the normalization of urban entrepreneurialism through subtle de-politicization tactics in city center developments. Hertting co-founded the Seminar for Qualitative Methods at Uppsala's Department of Government, significantly contributing to methodological development in qualitative political science research and advancing rationalistic generalization approaches from single-case studies.

• Local Governance
• Urban Politics
• Network Governance
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Daniel Lindvall is a Researcher at Uppsala University's Department of Geosciences, affiliated with the Natural Resources and Sustainable Development unit and Climate Leadership initiative. He holds a doctorate in sociology and specializes in democracy-climate policy intersections, with additional expertise in peacebuilding and reconciliation processes in post-conflict regions like Bosnia and Herzegovina. His research focuses on: Democratic governance challenges in climate crisis contexts Public acceptance of renewable energy policies Climate justice and intergenerational equity Political barriers to sustainability transitions Local governance of climate initiatives Lindvall leads multiple research programs including Mistra-Formas funded Fairtrans, Formas' Wicked Problem Governance, and the Swedish EPA's climate-biodiversity policy initiative. His publications consistently examine democratic institutions' capacity to address environmental crises through policy design, public engagement, and institutional innovation.

• climate change
• democracy
• energy governance
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Henner Busch is an Associate Professor at LUCSUS (Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies), part of Lund University's Faculty of Social Sciences. His academic journey includes a background in Governmental Studies from Erfurt, Germany, an MSc in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science (LUMES) from Lund University (2010), and a PhD in Sustainability Science from Lund University (2016). Before his current position, he worked at the Department of Human Geography at Lund University from February 2018 to November 2020, and as a researcher at LUCSUS from 2016 to 2017. His previous professional experience includes work at the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering in Potsdam-Bornim, Germany. Busch's research primarily focuses on the intersection between energy systems, climate policies, and society, with particular emphasis on questions of justice within energy transitions. His work examines who benefits from energy projects and who bears the burden, whose interests are served by different energy developments, and who has power to shape debates on future energy systems. He approaches these questions through multiple ongoing projects including JUSTIT (Just Swedish Transport Industry Transitions), Workers as Agents of a Green and Just Transition, Burying problems? Imaginaries of Carbon Capture and Storage in Scandinavia, and Of People, PV, Power Lines: Energy Islands in the Nordics. His research spans theoretical frameworks including energy justice, community energy development, urban climate governance, and the social dimensions of carbon capture and storage. Analysis of Busch's recent publications reveals a strong focus on energy justice frameworks across multiple contexts - from coal phase-outs to community energy initiatives and carbon capture technologies. His work consistently examines the distributional, procedural, and recognition dimensions of justice within energy transitions, with particular attention to Scandinavian and European contexts. The publications demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches combining political science, environmental sociology, and sustainability science to address complex questions of power, representation, and equity in energy systems. Researcher at LUCSUS (Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies) Associate Professor at Lund University Member of LUCID research school (Lund University Centre of Excellence for Integration of Social and Natural Dimensions of Sustainability) Busch actively engages in teaching at undergraduate, master's, and PhD levels, with supervisory experience spanning approximately 40 master's theses on topics ranging from community energy to urban development and climate change depictions in video games. His educational approach integrates methodology-oriented content such as systems thinking and energy justice with empirical examinations of energy systems and globalization. His work contributes to multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to sustainable cities and communities, affordable and clean energy, and climate action.

• Energy Justice
• Renewable Energy Transitions
• Community Energy & Energy Cooperatives
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Solène Prince is an Associate Professor in Tourism Science at Linnaeus University, School of Business and Economics, with a focus on sustainable tourism, ancestral tourism, and rural development. She teaches courses in destination management, sustainable tourism, and research methodologies. PhD in Tourism Studies (2017), Mid Sweden University Master’s in Sustainable Development, Uppsala University Bachelor’s in International Relations and Economics, Mount Allison University, Canada Her research bridges tourism , renewable energy , and cultural heritage , particularly examining wind power’s impact on rural tourism and ancestral genealogical travel. Notable projects include energy justice for rural communities and offshore wind-tourism coexistence in the blue economy. Recent publications in Tourism Geographies , Annals of Tourism Research , and co-edited anthology Islandscapes and Tourism highlight her interdisciplinary approach. She has received the 2022 Mid Sweden University MFS Pedagogical Award for teaching excellence and serves on editorial boards for Tourism Geographies and Annals of Tourism Research , as well as the Small Island Cultures Research Initiative (SICRI).

• Ancestral Tourism
• Genealogy Research
• Sustainable Tourism
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Dr. Pei Huang is a Senior Lecturer in Energy Engineering at Dalarna University, Sweden, working within the Department of Information and Technology. His academic career focuses on multidisciplinary research at the intersection of energy systems, electromobility, and sustainable urban development, with significant contributions to both teaching and research in renewable energy and energy efficiency. Dr. Huang received his Ph.D. from the City University of Hong Kong in 2017. His educational background has provided a strong foundation for his current research in energy systems and sustainable technologies, bridging engineering principles with practical applications in the energy transition. Dr. Huang's research interests span several critical areas in modern energy systems. He specializes in peer-to-peer energy sharing, urban energy systems, and electromobility, with particular focus on electric vehicles as mobile power sources. His work also encompasses positive energy districts, district heating systems, building energy efficiency, and HVAC systems. A distinctive aspect of his research involves applying machine learning to address uncertainty in energy systems, creating more resilient and adaptive solutions for the energy transition. His multidisciplinary approach connects energy engineering with computer science, urban planning, and sustainability science. Analysis of Dr. Huang's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on integrating electric vehicles into energy systems as flexible resources. His work demonstrates how vehicle-to-grid technology can enhance grid resilience and enable community energy sharing through innovative solutions like the Electric Vehicle based virtual Electricity Network (EVEN). There's also a notable focus on applying artificial intelligence to optimize energy systems, particularly in data-scarce scenarios where he combines clustering analysis and transfer learning. His research bridges the gap between theoretical models and practical implementation, with several studies based on real-world data from Sweden, demonstrating immediate relevance to current energy challenges. Dr. Huang has been highly successful in securing research funding, with approximately SEK 10 million secured for projects at Dalarna University. His current research portfolio includes: PI for a 2023-2026 Energy Agency project on enhancing grid resilience through electric vehicle-based virtual electricity networks (SEK 2.64 million) PI for a 2023-2026 FORMAS project on photovoltaic and electric vehicle utilization (3.75 million SEK, with a competitive success rate of 13.8%) Co-PI and national coordinator for a 2023-2026 CETPartnership project on thermal energy storage in district heating (2.32 million Euro) Co-PI for a 2024-2026 Swedish Energy Agency project on electric vehicles for frequency regulation (3.25 million SEK) Dr. Huang serves on the editorial board of the journal Buildings and has published extensively, with 49 journal articles, 1 book, 5 book chapters, and 19 conference papers to his name. His research has active participation in IEA tasks, demonstrating international recognition of his expertise. In addition to his primary energy research, Dr. Huang has made significant contributions to neuroscience, particularly in Parkinson's disease diagnostics and treatment, showing the breadth of his interdisciplinary approach.

• Electromobility
• Peer-to-peer energy sharing
• Urban energy systems
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Fredrik N G Andersson is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, Lund University School of Economics and Management. His research focuses on macroeconomics, climate policy, environmental economics, fiscal policy, and economic history. He is a profile area member of the Lund University 'Nature-based future solutions' initiative. His research interests include analyzing the intersection of economic policies with climate change, inequality, and historical socioeconomic trends. Notable areas of work include the impact of fiscal frameworks, monetary policy effectiveness, and corporate climate adaptation strategies. He has contributed to over 160 publications, including peer-reviewed articles, policy reports, and consultations for Swedish governmental bodies. Key themes in his recent work include decarbonization pathways, pandemic policy evaluations (e.g., Sweden's lockdown strategies), and the implications of climate policies for industries. His work often bridges theoretical economics with practical policy design, emphasizing evidence-based decision-making. Andersson has advised on major policy reforms, such as evaluations of the Swedish fiscal framework and central bank policies. He frequently engages in public discourse through newspapers like Svenska Dagbladet and Dagens Industri, discussing topics like inflation targeting, climate neutrality, and industrial policy.

• Macroeconomics
• Climate Policy
• Environmental Economics
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Claudia Teutschbein is a Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor in Hydrology at Uppsala University's Department of Earth Sciences, where she leads research in the Program for Air, Water and Landscape Sciences. She also serves as a researcher at Uppsala University's Conflicting Objectives Research Nexus (UUniCORN). With over 15 years of teaching and research experience, she has established herself as a leading expert in hydrological processes in changing climates. Her educational background includes: 2022: Docent in Hydrology, Uppsala University 2013: Ph.D. in Physical Geography, Stockholm University, Sweden 2010: Ph.Lic. in Physical Geography, Stockholm University, Sweden 2008: M.Sc. in Soil Science, SLU Uppsala, Sweden 2006: B.Sc. in Water Management, TU Dresden, Germany Dr. Teutschbein's research spans interdisciplinary hydrology with a focus on understanding hydrological processes in changing climates and their connections to meteorological, topographic, and anthropogenic drivers. Her work addresses critical issues of water quantity (including floods and droughts) and water quality across various spatial and temporal scales, with attention to socio-economic consequences. She employs advanced hydrological modeling techniques to assess climate change impacts and develops solutions for sustainable water resource management. Her recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on drought risk assessment, water-energy-food-ecosystem nexus approaches, and hydroclimatic modeling in Nordic and global contexts. She has made significant contributions to understanding drought propagation in high-latitude catchments, stakeholder perceptions of drought hazards, and the integration of data-driven approaches in nexus modeling. Her CAMELS-SE dataset has become an important resource for hydrological research and education across Sweden. Dr. Teutschbein leads and contributes to numerous research projects addressing critical water challenges: 2025-2028: REACTION: Navigating the Risks of Hydroclimatic Extremes for Freshwater Ecosystem Services in Forest Landscapes (PI) 2023-2026: PredPeat: Predicting the effects of peatland rewetting on water retention and water quality (co-applicant, WP-lead) 2022-2026: SWEFE-NEXT: the Swedish Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem Nexus and its response to hydroclimatic EXTreme events (PI) 2021-2025: NEXOGENESIS: Facilitating the next generation of water-related policies using AI and reinforcement learning (co-applicant, WP lead) 2019-2023: Impacts of recent El-Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on the Water-Food-Energy Nexus in South Asia (PI) Her research bridges academic inquiry with practical applications for sustainable water management, with particular emphasis on climate change adaptation strategies and integrated resource management approaches.

• Hydrology
• Climate Change Impacts
• Hydrological Modeling
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Valentin Jeutner is Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer in the Department of Law at Lund University, where he also serves as Director of the Master Programme in International Human Rights Law. His academic work spans public international law, legal theory, and interdisciplinary studies connecting law with philosophy, theology, and technology. PhD in Law, University of Cambridge PhD in Theology, University of Münster LLM, Georgetown University MTh, Lund University BA in Law, University of Oxford Attorney and Counselor at Law, New York State Jeutner's research centers on the foundational principles of international law, exploring its conceptual and aesthetic dimensions. He investigates how law interacts with philosophy, art, and digital technologies. His recent works include The Aesthetic Authority of Law and [l]ex machina , reflecting his interest in legal form and AI. He teaches courses in Public International Law, Legal Theory, EU Law, and Law & Technology. His recent publications reveal a strong trend in bridging legal theory with ethical, technological, and aesthetic questions. Topics include empathy in military decision-making, legal rituals, and the impact of quantum AI on law, indicating a forward-looking and interdisciplinary scholarly trajectory. Jeutner has received significant recognition for his work: University of Münster's Dissertation Prize (2024) Election to The New Society of Letters at Lund (2021) He actively supervises doctoral research and participates in major projects such as The Lotus Project, QSHIFT, and research on housing rights for migrants. He serves on the academic board of the Cambridge International Law Journal and is a book review editor for the Nordic Journal of International Law . In 2019, he advised the German Federal Chancellery on digital policy, demonstrating real-world policy engagement. He leads the Öresund International Law Workshop, fostering regional academic collaboration. Jeutner is involved in several research groups and labs, including those focused on global constitutionalism, law & technology (QSHIFT), and international human rights. His work is deeply embedded in both theoretical and applied legal networks across Europe.

• Public International Law
• Legal Theory
• International Human Rights Law
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Karl de Fine Light is an Associate Professor of Ethics and Technology at Chalmers University of Technology's Science, Technology and Society division. He specializes in the ethical implications of technology in urban development and public decision-making, with a focus on social sustainability and artificial intelligence applications. Co-developer of courses on technology and ethics Member of CHAIR management team Active in Tracks program for interdisciplinary research His research areas include: Procedural justice in public AI governance Ethics of urban design (hostile/architectural ethics) Sustainability definitions and assessment frameworks Generative AI policy in higher education Equity in solar energy development Recent projects: Rättvis solenergi (2023-2025) - Evaluating fairness in solar park distribution Rättvisa och skälighet (2022-2023) - Framework for equitable water/sewage cost allocation

• Ethics and Technology
• Social Sustainability
• Artificial Intelligence in Governance
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