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Bengt-Gunnar Jonsson is a Professor in the Department of Biology at Mid Sweden University's School of Natural Science, Design and Sustainable Development. With over 25 years of research experience, he specializes in boreal forest ecology, deadwood dynamics, and biodiversity conservation. His work focuses on wood-inhabiting fungi , lichen communities , and forest fragmentation effects , particularly in northern Sweden's high conservation value forests . Jonsson has been pivotal in developing green infrastructure models and climate-adaptive forestry strategies . Key research themes: forest conservation, fungal ecology, climate change mitigation, deadwood management Research tools: presence-absence sampling, Bayesian modeling, long-term ecological monitoring Policy contributions: EU Biodiversity Strategy evaluations, IPBES initiatives His recent publications (2025-2020) demonstrate sustained expertise in forest carbon dynamics , saproxylic community analysis , and landscape-scale conservation . Jonsson frequently collaborates with international researchers on temperate and boreal forest biodiversity , with notable work on functional ecology and ecosystem service trade-offs . Current projects include 'Climate - collaborative learning initiative' and 'Functional green infrastructure in boreal forests' . Scientific contributions span multiple systematic reviews in environmental management, including Forest Ecology and Management and Environmental Research Letters . He has co-authored Cambridge University Press 's Biodiversity in Dead Wood and contributed to IPBES policy frameworks. Jonsson's research integrates empirical forest monitoring with theoretical ecological modeling , particularly in wood decomposition processes and fungal community dynamics .

• Forest Ecology
• Biodiversity Conservation
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Olle Anderbrant is a Professor at Lund University, serving as Principal Investigator in the BECC (Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate) research group and affiliated with the Pheromone Group and Sensory Biology. His research focuses on insect ecology, particularly chemical signaling in insects, spanning both theoretical and applied questions in pest control. He holds administrative roles as Head of the Functional Zoology Research Unit and chairs the infrastructure group. Education: PhD in Zoology from Lund University (1988), supervised by Jan Löfqvist. His expertise aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to biodiversity conservation and sustainable agriculture. Research interests include chemical ecology, insect behavior, and the ecological impact of pest species. He has contributed to 125+ publications, 7 active or completed projects, and supervises students in entomology and related fields. Notable projects include olfaction studies in bark beetles and real-time monitoring of herbivory in forests. He frequently engages in public lectures and international conferences on chemical ecology applications. Collaborations span global institutions, with recent focus on European insect pest dynamics. His work emphasizes practical solutions through pheromone-based pest management strategies, contributing to sustainable agriculture and biodiversity conservation.

• Chemical Ecology
• Insect Ecology
• Pest Control
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Karin Dirke is a Professor in History of Ideas at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics, Stockholm University. She leads the Human/Animal-studies network at Stockholm University (HAS@SU) and is a co-founder of the Environmental Humanities Network. Since 2018, she has co-run the research school in Environmental Humanities at Stockholm University. Professor Dirke's research primarily focuses on the historical relationship between humans and animals, with particular emphasis on Swedish source material from the 18th to 20th centuries. Her work explores more-than-human encounters and the meaningful contexts that have shaped humanity's relationship with animals throughout history. She has conducted extensive research on the Swedish animal welfare movement, anthropomorphism, and historical discussions about wolves and other large carnivores. Her current research project, "Reading Pain: Cultural Conceptions of Animal Suffering," investigates how animal pain is conceptualized in cultural representations found in literature, popular science, and spiritual belief. Professor Dirke's publications reveal a consistent focus on human-animal relationships across different historical periods and contexts. Her work spans from studies of 19th century wolf encounters to contemporary examinations of animal welfare practices. A significant thread throughout her research is the exploration of how cultural contexts shape our understanding of animals and their suffering. Her recent publications in the Environmental Humanities demonstrate a growing emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches to understanding human relationships with the natural world. As a leader in her field, Professor Dirke has established important research networks including the Human/Animal-studies network and the Environmental Humanities Network at Stockholm University. These initiatives foster collaboration across disciplines to address complex questions about humanity's place within ecological systems and our ethical responsibilities toward other species.

• History of Ideas
• Human-Animal Studies
• Environmental Humanities
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Olle Terenius is a Researcher at the Department of Cell and Molecular Biology at Uppsala University, with additional roles as Project Coordinator at the International Science Programme (ISP) and the University Library's Scholarly Communications Division. His work bridges microbiology, entomology, and vector control research with significant international collaborations across China, India, Thailand, and the Amazon Basin. Dr. Terenius's research primarily focuses on insect microbiota as a proxy for tracking insect movement in natural environments . He has developed innovative methods to determine which environments insects have visited, enabling identification of individuals from similar locations. His work also extends to virus research in silkmoths through collaborations with researchers in Asia, examining diseases affecting tasar silkworms and traditional sericulture practices. Analysis of Terenius's recent publications (2021-2025) reveals three dominant research trajectories: intensive investigation of mosquito microbiology (particularly Anopheles species in malaria-endemic regions), comprehensive studies on probiotic applications for silkworm health (focusing on Lactobacillus species against pathogens like Nosema bombycis and BmNPV), and exploration of Amazonian microbial communities for vector control applications. His work spans from fundamental microbial ecology to practical disease control solutions. While no specific scientific awards are explicitly documented in the available information, Terenius's research demonstrates significant impact through citations across multiple platforms including social media, Wikipedia pages, policy documents, and patent references. His publications consistently feature international co-authorship, particularly with researchers from malaria-endemic regions of Brazil, Thailand, and India. Dr. Terenius maintains active research in both laboratory and field settings, with recent work emphasizing the environmental determinants of mosquito microbiota and the development of microbial-based interventions for silkworm disease management. His dual focus on fundamental insect-microbe interactions and practical applications for disease control and sericulture represents a comprehensive approach to entomological research with tangible real-world implications.

• Insect Microbiota
• Vector Biology
• Silkmoth Virology
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Fredrik Andersson is a Researcher at Mid Sweden University , affiliated with the Department of Natural Science, Design and Sustainable Development . He is a key member of the Eco Chemistry group , focusing on synthesis of semiochemicals and recyclable sequestrants for water purification from hazardous metals. Education: Licentiate degree (1999-2002) from Mid Sweden University/Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), supervised by Prof. Erik Hedenström Research Interests include: Chemical Ecology (insect pheromone synthesis) Organic Chemistry (chiral auxiliaries, asymmetric reactions) Environmental Chemistry (metal chelation, water purification) Sustainable Development (green chemicals from forest materials) Publication Trends highlight expertise in chemical ecology, pheromone synthesis, colloid chemistry, and sustainable chemical engineering. Collaborations with Lund University , SLU Alnarp , and Surface and Colloid Engineering group at Mid Sweden University demonstrate interdisciplinary work. Projects: BioRem Energy & Metal BioRem Fiber Foodtech (fermentation of forest materials) Green Pro (green chemicals from forest products) Methodology spans asymmetric synthesis, surfactant engineering, and field testing of bioactive compounds.

• Chemical Ecology
• Organic Chemistry
• Environmental Chemistry
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Helena Hanson is a Lecturer and Researcher at the Centre for Environmental and Climate Science (CEC) at Lund University, where she also serves as a Principal Investigator for BECC: Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate. She is a member of the LU Profile Area: Nature-based future solutions, focusing on sustainable urban development and nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation. Dr. Hanson's research centers on sustainable urban development, with a specific focus on nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation and human well-being. Her expertise spans ecosystem services, green space governance, and urban planning integration of environmental considerations. She holds a PhD in environmental science with a thesis on natural enemies in agricultural landscapes and their contributions to biological pest control as an ecosystem service. After completing her dissertation in May 2015, she worked for a year at the planning department in Malmö on a project focused on integrating ecosystem services into urban planning. Her recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on practical applications of nature-based solutions in urban contexts, particularly examining barriers to sustainable stormwater management, biodiversity offsetting in urban planning, and Nordic approaches to climate adaptation. Her work bridges academic research with practical urban planning applications, emphasizing the importance of ecosystem services in creating resilient cities. Scientific Awards: VEGA Fellow in Leadership and Communication (2017) Dr. Hanson actively supervises students and leads multiple research projects including "DuneFront: Demonstration of Dune-Dike hybrid blue-grey Nature-based Solutions" funded by the European Commission, and "StormMan" examining governance structures for sustainable stormwater management. Her collaborative approach is evident in her participation in the Urban Arena network, which brings together researchers from multiple disciplines to address urban sustainability challenges. She is actively involved in knowledge exchange through seminars, workshops, and media appearances, including the "Grand seminar: Aerosols and nature based solutions" (2023) and "Transforming cities through nature-based solutions" keynote (2022), demonstrating her commitment to translating research into practical applications for urban planners and policymakers.

• Sustainable urban development
• Nature-based solutions
• Climate change adaptation
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Nikos Alexandridis is a Researcher affiliated with the Centre for Environmental and Climate Science (CEC), BECC: Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate, MERGE: Modelling the Regional and Global Earth system, and Biodiversity and Conservation Science at Lund University. His research focuses on modelling natural pest control mechanisms in agricultural landscapes, particularly emphasizing the role of landscape-scale land-use patterns and functional ecological approaches. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to environmental conservation (SDG 15) and sustainable agriculture (SDG 2). Key research interests include pest control modelling, ecological intensification, push-pull technology in sub-Saharan Africa, and climate change impacts on agricultural systems. He has contributed to projects like UPSCALE, exploring sustainable agricultural practices in East Africa, and has organized interdisciplinary workshops such as the 6th International Research Workshop on Archetype Analysis. Recent publications highlight his work on archetype models for pest control prediction, climate-resilient farming systems, and the integration of socio-ecological approaches in conservation. His awards include recognition for advancing sustainable intensification strategies and innovative ecological modelling techniques. Advising and grants include leadership roles in projects like Climate Proofing Conservation of Rare Pollinators and Rethinking MPAs. Collaborations span institutions globally, with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa and Europe.

• Pest Control Modelling
• Agricultural Landscapes
• Sustainable Agriculture
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Martin N Andersson is a Senior Lecturer at Lund University, affiliated with the Pheromone Group and Sensory Biology. His research focuses on insect chemical ecology and olfaction, particularly in bark beetles and their ecological interactions. He holds a Master’s (2006) and PhD (2011) from Lund University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Since 2017, he has been an Associate Professor while continuing as Senior Lecturer. His work addresses odorant receptor evolution, insect-microbe symbiosis, and ecological specialization. He has secured grants from the Swedish Research Council and FORMAS, leading projects on beetle olfaction and forest pest genomics. Awards include the 2018 Early Career Award in Chemical Ecology. He advises PhD students such as Magnusson A., Burchards J.G., and Montes Ortiz Z., and contributes to UN SDGs related to biodiversity conservation and sustainable ecosystems. Education: PhD in Biology, Lund University (2011) Master’s in Biology, Lund University (2006) Research Interests: His work spans genetic/molecular studies of odorant receptors to behavioral ecology, aiming to understand how insects perceive and interact with their environment. Current projects investigate olfactory receptor evolution in bark beetles and the sensory basis of symbiotic relationships between beetles and fungi. He employs genomic, electrophysiological, and field-based approaches. Publications: His 63+ articles highlight contributions to insect genomics, chemical ecology, and environmental impacts on avian biology. Recent work includes studies on bark beetle symbiosis and urban pollutant effects on birds. Awards: Early Career Award in Chemical Ecology (2018) Prominent PhD Thesis (2011) Supervision & Grants: Leads projects funded by VR and FORMAS, including studies on bark beetle host specificity and olfactory receptor conservation. Supervises doctoral research on beetle olfaction and fungal interactions. Active in media outreach, discussing forest pest management strategies. Labs/Teams: Part of the Pheromone Group at Lund University, collaborating internationally on chemical ecology and biodiversity research.

• Ecology
• Chemical Ecology
• Insect Olfaction
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Klaus Birkhofer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biodiversity and Evolution at Lund University. His research focuses on biodiversity-ecosystem functioning, conservation ecology, predator-prey interactions, soil biology, and landscape ecology. He investigates how anthropogenic interventions like land-use and climate change impact biodiversity and ecosystem services, emphasizing trade-offs and synergies between services. Research Interests Relationships between biodiversity changes and ecosystem functions Impact of crop/grassland management on community composition Food-web dynamics and biological control in agroecosystems Soil-plant interactions and multifunctionality in agricultural systems Landscapes' effects on spatial distribution and biodiversity Recent Research Trends His work emphasizes ecosystem services in agroecosystems, including studies on spiders' roles, organic farming impacts, and drought effects on soil biota. Key themes include sustainable land-use practices, climate resilience, and biodiversity conservation. Grants & Projects SOILCLIM: Managing soil biodiversity under climate change Ground cover management in South African orchards Landscape-mediated bird community changes Advising & Teams He supervises students like K. Kozjek and D. Kundel, and collaborates on projects addressing soil microbiology, agroecology, and conservation practices.

• Biodiversity Conservation
• Ecosystem Functioning
• Ecology
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Rikard Unelius is a Professor of Organic Chemistry at the School of Natural Sciences, Linnaeus University in Kalmar/Växjö, Sweden. With over 39 years of research experience in the field of organic synthesis and applied chemical ecology, he has established himself as a leading expert in the study of semiochemicals for insect pest control. His work bridges chemistry and entomology to develop environmentally sustainable methods for controlling forest and agricultural pests. Unelius's research focuses on ecological chemistry, particularly how insects communicate through chemical signaling. His work has significant applications in preventing disease transmission, protecting crops from insect attacks, and reducing pesticide use in sustainable agriculture. His expertise lies in identifying and structurally characterizing the minute odor molecules insects release, synthesizing these molecules efficiently, and understanding the chemical classes various insect families use for communication. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2019-2023) reveals a strong focus on bark beetle ecology, particularly Ips typographus, and their interactions with fungal symbionts. His work spans chemical synthesis of semiochemicals, field testing of attractants and anti-attractants, and molecular studies of insect olfactory systems. Key themes include oxygenated monoterpenes, pheromone blends, and the development of monitoring tools for pest management across different ecosystems. Unelius has executed research in New Zealand institutions for approximately 50 months over the last 17 years, collaborating with Plant and Food Research and Agresearch Ltd. His work has practical applications in integrated pest management systems worldwide, with particular relevance to forest protection and sustainable agriculture. His research is characterized by strong international collaborations across multiple continents including South America, New Zealand, and Europe.

• Chemical Ecology
• Semiochemicals
• Pheromone Synthesis
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Latif Ullah is a researcher at Stockholm University's Department of of Chemistry. His work focuses on functional porous materials for sorption and heterogeneous catalysis, particularly for environmental applications. He is involved in research projects addressing eutrophication in the Baltic Sea through the development of low-cost adsorbents. Dr. Ullah received his PhD from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and completed postdoctoral research at Peking University's College of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering. His research interests include: CO2 capture and conversion Green chemistry approaches Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Environmental remediation technologies Porous material design Industrial scale adsorbent synthesis His publications demonstrate expertise in: Developing novel adsorbents and catalysts Using ionic liquids and MOFs for environmental applications Converting CO2 into useful chemicals Remediating water pollution through advanced materials Studying material properties for catalytic applications Dr. Ullah's work represents a significant contribution to environmental chemistry and sustainable materials science, with practical applications in both carbon dioxide reduction and Baltic Sea restoration efforts.

• Environmental Chemistry
• Materials Science
• Catalysis
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Niklas Lundström serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics at Umeå University, Sweden. His academic profile centers on interdisciplinary mathematical research with applications spanning ecology, energy systems, and image processing, supported by continuous publication activity through 2025. His primary research domains include Mathematical Biology (focusing on predator-prey dynamics, population modeling, and pest control), Partial Differential Equations (specializing in p-harmonic functions, variational inequalities, and nonlocal obstacle problems), and Optimal Switching (applied to hydropower management and stochastic control). Lundström investigates nonlinear phenomena in ecological systems, develops mathematical frameworks for image despeckling, and analyzes dynamical behaviors in engineering contexts like generator rotor dynamics. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2025-2016) reveals consistent emphasis on nonlinear PDE theory with practical applications. Key trends include analytical solutions for Lotka-Volterra systems, well-posedness studies for variable-exponent equations in image processing, and optimal control strategies for hydropower operations. His work demonstrates strong connections between abstract mathematical theory and real-world problems in sustainability and public health. Lundström actively participates in three university research groups: Mathematical Biology, Mathematical Modeling and Analysis, and Partial Differential Equations. He currently leads the research project "Viscosity solutions to systems of variational inequalities related to multi-modes switching problems" (2019-2025), indicating sustained grant funding. No scientific awards or student advisement details are documented in the provided materials.

• Mathematical Biology
• Partial Differential Equations
• Optimal Switching
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Tomas Jonsson is a full-time Professor of Biosciences at the University of Skövde , focusing on theoretical ecology within the School of Bioscience . He teaches ecology, evolution, and organismal biology in the Bachelor's program "Ecology and Sustainable Development" and leads the Ecological Modeling research group in the Systems Biology environment. His career includes roles at SLU-Uppsala and Linköping University. PhD in Ecology, University of Skövde (2019) Associate Professor in Theoretical Ecology, University of Skövde (2007) PhD in Ecology, Linköping University (1998) BSc in Ecology, Linköping University (1990) Jonsson's research spans theoretical ecology, with a focus on food web dynamics, metabolic theory of ecology, and human-driven disturbances like habitat fragmentation and climate change. He integrates GIS with ecological models to assess biodiversity at landscape levels and collaborates with SLU on ecosystem functions and Swedish lake fisheries. His work combines mathematical modeling with empirical data across four major themes : Metabolic theory of ecology for multi-level predictions GIS-ecology integration for biodiversity assessment Food web ecology for ecosystem functionality Lake fish stock analysis via food web tools His publications (15 most recent) analyze predator-prey dynamics, body size relationships, and impacts of invasive species. He supervises doctoral students in theoretical ecology and collaborates with institutions like SLU and county administrative boards. Projects include the Metabolic Theory of Ecology (2019-2024) and landscape-level biodiversity metrics for coniferous forests in Western Götaland (2022). Jonsson's research group develops mechanistic models for individual growth patterns, tests Eltonian pyramid conditions in Lotka-Volterra chains, and studies warming effects on freshwater predators. His work emphasizes bridging theory with field observations, as seen in studies of Lake Vättern's Arctic char decline and Hornborgasjön's restoration.

• Theoretical Ecology
• Food Web Modeling
• Population and Community Ecology
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Yann Clough is a Professor and Principal Investigator at the Centre for Environmental and Climate Science (CEC), Lund University, Sweden. He holds additional roles as Assistant Director and Deputy Director within the CEC and contributes to the BECC (Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate) initiative. His research focuses on understanding how species communities provide ecosystem services such as pest control, pollination, and conservation, while exploring the impacts of land-use changes on these services. He is affiliated with the LU Profile Area: Nature-based future solutions. Key research interests include landscape ecology, ecological modeling, agroecology, and biodiversity conservation. Clough has contributed to major projects like BIOSPACE (satellite monitoring for biodiversity), SAFEGUARD (European pollinator protection), and UPSCALE (agricultural intensification in East Africa). He has published widely on topics such as pollinator dynamics, land-use effects on plant communities, and bioenergy policy. Awards: VEGA Fellow in Leadership and Communication (2017) Horst-Wiehe Award (2011) Member of Lamm Foundation Grant Evaluation Committee Clough has advised and collaborated on PhD projects, including studies on plant-insect interactions and landscape-scale ecological processes. His work bridges ecology, economics, and policy, addressing global challenges like climate change and sustainable agriculture.

• Landscape Ecology
• Ecological Modelling
• Ecosystem Services
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Martin Andersson is a Professor at Lund University's Department of Energy Sciences, affiliated with the LTH Profile Area: The Energy Transition and AdTherM: Advanced Computing for Sustainable Thermal Management in Industry. His research focuses on heat and mass transfer in fuel cells, including solid oxide (SOFCs) and polymer electrolyte membrane (PEMFCs) systems. He leads initiatives such as the Energy@LTH project and contributes to international collaborations like the IEA Advanced Fuel Cell Annexes. Andersson holds the titles of Director of First and Second Cycle Studies and Assistant Director, emphasizing educational leadership alongside research. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly energy systems and environmental sustainability. He has received awards including the Marie Curie Fellowship and VINNMER fellowship, and actively organizes seminars and conferences on energy transition topics. Research interests include modeling of transport phenomena in fuel cell components, nano/micro-structured materials' effects on energy efficiency, and sustainable thermal management strategies. His projects span numerical methods development, catalyst optimization for hydrogen production, and interdisciplinary approaches to electrochemical systems. Andersson has supervised seven research works and collaborates globally on topics like hydrogen business models and solar energy applications. Scientific contributions include over 150 peer-reviewed publications, with recent highlights on multiphysics modeling of porous media, hydrogen catalysts, and solar dryer systems. His work bridges computational analysis and experimental validation, addressing both fundamental and applied challenges in energy engineering.

• Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
• Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells
• Heat and Mass Transfer
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