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Maziar Nikberg serves as an Associate Professor and Chief Physician of Surgery at the Center for Clinical Research, Västmanland, affiliated with Uppsala University. Based at Västmanland Hospital Västerås, he maintains dual roles in clinical practice and academic research within surgical specialties. Dr. Nikberg's research spans colorectal surgery, rectal cancer treatment, diverticular disease management, and stoma-related complications. His work integrates clinical practice with academic inquiry, focusing on surgical outcomes, cancer recurrence patterns, and evidence-based management strategies for gastrointestinal conditions. His doctoral thesis on 'Rectal Cancer: Surgical Strategies and Histopathological Aspects' (2011) established his expertise in surgical oncology. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on registry-based studies, randomized controlled trials, and comparative effectiveness research. His work frequently involves multicenter collaborations across Sweden and internationally, addressing practical clinical questions with direct implications for surgical guidelines. Key research themes include optimizing surgical techniques for colorectal procedures, understanding cancer metastasis patterns, and developing improved approaches to common gastrointestinal conditions. Dr. Nikberg has contributed to major clinical trials including the AVOD trial on antibiotic avoidance in diverticulitis and the HAPIrect trial comparing surgical approaches for rectal cancer. His research has been cited extensively across academic platforms and has influenced clinical practice through numerous high-impact publications in leading surgical journals.

• Colorectal Surgery
• Rectal Cancer
• Diverticulitis
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Jenny Eriksson Lundström serves as an Associate Professor at Uppsala University's Department of Informatics and Media within the Faculty of Social Sciences. Her academic profile combines teaching excellence across bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs with significant administrative leadership experience, having served as Head of Department, Vice President of the Academic Senate, and Director of the Head of Department Council. She currently represents teachers on the Board of the Disciplinary Domain of Humanities and Social Sciences and serves as co-PI for the WASP-HS funded BioMe project. Her research program centers on the intersection of digitalization, artificial intelligence, and societal impact, with particular emphasis on ethical frameworks, knowledge representation, and innovation management. She takes special interest in public sector digitalization and automation, critically examining issues of social inclusion and exclusion in technological implementations. Her work demonstrates consistent engagement with both theoretical foundations and practical applications of information systems in complex organizational contexts. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong trajectory toward critical AI ethics, with increasing focus on biometrics, embodied interaction with technology, and the social implications of AI systems. Her work bridges technical AI research with philosophical, sociological, and ethical perspectives, particularly evident in her 2024-2025 publications addressing existential care frameworks, crip theory applications to biometrics, and collaborative approaches to technology development with vulnerable populations. Her scientific recognition includes the prestigious AI4Research Fellowship for 2024, which acknowledges her contributions to interdisciplinary AI research. Her publications appear in leading journals such as European Journal of Information Systems, Journal of Business Research, and AI & Society. As an academic leader, she supervises three PhD candidates and contributes to institutional governance through multiple leadership roles. Her current research projects, including the WASP-HS BioMe project, demonstrate her commitment to addressing societal challenges through responsible innovation. Her work on the Human Observatory for Digital Existence represents an innovative approach to studying digital phenomena through collaborative, interdisciplinary frameworks.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Digitalization
• AI Ethics
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Johan Lindell is an Associate Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Uppsala University's Department of Informatics and Media. He serves as the programme coordinator for the international master's programme Digital Media & Society (DIMS). His academic career spans media sociology, cultural studies, and digital media research with a strong theoretical foundation in Bourdieu's sociology. Lindell's educational background includes a PhD from Karlstad University (2014). His research focuses on media use, fields of cultural production, lifestyles and social stratification, mediatization, and the Nordic media system. He specializes in field theory and the works of French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu – applying this framework to understand cultural production in journalistic fields, television production, and scientific fields, as well as media and news consumption patterns in relation to social reproduction and inequality. His scholarly output reveals strong thematic coherence around social inequality, class distinctions in media consumption, and the application of Bourdieusian theory to contemporary digital media landscapes. Lindell's work demonstrates consistent engagement with questions of how media practices reflect and reinforce social hierarchies, particularly through his exploration of digital news repertoires across class structures and his analysis of symbolic violence in social spaces. Top Paper by Philosophy, Theory and Critique-division (2019) Top Paper by Philosophy, Theory and Critique-division (2022) Top Paper by Journalism Studies-division (2021) Wolfgang Donsbach outstanding article of the year-award (2018) Lindell has established significant international collaborations, particularly with researchers Peter Jakobsson and Fredrik Stiernstedt on Nordic media welfare state research. His recent book Bourdieusian Media Studies (Routledge, 2024) represents a major theoretical contribution to the field. His work appears consistently in top-tier journals including European Journal of Communication , Cultural Sociology , Communication Theory , and New Media & Society . He has developed methodological approaches combining qualitative and quantitative techniques to examine the relationship between media practices and social position.

• Media and Communication Studies
• Field Theory
• Social Inequality
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Cecilia Strand is an Associate Professor at the Department of Informatics and Media, Uppsala University, Sweden. Her academic work bridges the fields of digital communication, gender studies, and human rights advocacy, with a specialized focus on LGBTQ+ communities in challenging political contexts. Dr. Strand's research interests prominently feature LGBTQ+ rights and digital activism, particularly in African contexts with emphasis on Uganda. Her work examines how sexual minorities navigate visibility in repressive environments, the role of development cooperation in activism, and the impact of social media on rights advocacy. More recently, her research has expanded to include gender-based violence and intimate partner violence, collaborating with Swedish women's shelters on interventions for survivors. Her scholarly approach consistently integrates post-colonial perspectives with contemporary digital communication theories. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a clear trajectory focusing on the intersection of digital spaces and LGBTQ+ rights in contexts of state-sanctioned homophobia. Her work demonstrates increasing sophistication in examining power dynamics between international donors and local activists, the strategic use of visibility by marginalized communities, and the evolving narratives surrounding sexual minority rights across different media platforms. The geographical focus remains primarily on East Africa, particularly Uganda, with growing comparative work including Russia. Dr. Strand has secured significant research funding, including projects from the Swedish Research Council (2021-2024) studying social media as spaces for activism in Uganda and Russia, and a FORTE-funded project (running until 2026) developing interventions for intimate partner violence survivors in collaboration with Swedish women's shelters. Her work with the UNDP-hosted Global Commission on HIV and the Law demonstrates her commitment to practical applications of academic research in human rights contexts.

• LGBTQ+ Rights and Activism
• Digital Activism
• Gender-Based Violence
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