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Ilaria Testa is a Professor in Applied Physics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, affiliated with the Unit of Biophysics and located at the Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab) . Her research focuses on developing advanced optical bioimaging techniques, such as super-resolution microscopy, to study protein interactions and dynamics in biological systems. She leads the TestaLab , which builds cutting-edge microscopes to visualize nanoscale structures and cellular processes in real-time. Research Interests: Super-resolution microscopy (RESOLFT, STED) Protein dynamics in neurons and synaptic transmission Development of novel imaging technologies (e.g., event-triggered microscopy, STARSS) Her work bridges physics, chemistry, and neuroscience, aiming to uncover fundamental biological mechanisms relevant to health and disease. The lab collaborates on projects involving rotational dynamics of cellular complexes and imaging in live brain tissues. Teaching/Courses: Examiner for Degree Project in Applied Physics (Second Cycle) Teacher for Experimental Physics and Physics of Biomedical Microscopy Labs/Teams: TestaLab at SciLifeLab, part of KTH’s Department of Applied Physics.

• Biophysics
• Neuroscience
• Chemistry
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Kristina Stenström is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication Studies at Karlstad University. Her research focuses on digital communication, surveillance studies, and embodied narratives in media. She explores themes such as involuntary childlessness, reproductive health, and the intersection of technology with personal identity. Her work bridges sociology, media studies, and gender studies, analyzing how digital platforms shape social experiences like grief, vulnerability, and community formation. Key projects include studies on online support networks for infertility, surveillance in reproductive contexts, and embodied identities in gaming and social media. Publications span academic journals like New Media & Society and MedieKultur , addressing topics from third-age couplehood dynamics to existential vulnerability in digital spaces. Her 2015 doctoral dissertation from Stockholm University explored transformation narratives in media and makeup culture. Research trends in her work emphasize the role of digital media in mediating personal and collective experiences, particularly around embodiment, loss, and identity construction. She has contributed to understanding how marginalized voices navigate visibility through platforms like Instagram and blogs.

• Digital Communication
• Surveillance Studies
• Gender and Media
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Mirela Vinerean-Bernhoff is an Assistant Professor in Mathematics Research at Karlstad University, Sweden. She holds dual citizenship (Romanian and Swedish) and has been affiliated with Karlstad University since at least 2004, where she has contributed to both research and pedagogical innovation. Her research focuses on kinetic theory, particularly discrete velocity models (DVMs) for the Boltzmann equation, and their applications in physics and engineering. She is also deeply involved in mathematics education, developing courses that integrate computational tools like GeoGebra and Cabri Geometry to enhance student learning. Education Background: She earned a M.Sc. in Mathematics and Informatics from 'Lucian Blaga' University (Sibiu, Romania, 1997), followed by a Licentiate Exam (Karlstad University, 2004) and a PhD in Mathematics (Karlstad University, 2005). She has completed extensive pedagogical training, including a 'Högskolepedagogik' course (2006) and specialized didactic projects. Key Research Interests: Construction of discrete kinetic models without spurious invariants, applications to binary gas mixtures, and the development of educational tools for geometry and engineering mathematics. Her work bridges theoretical physics and applied pedagogy, emphasizing visualization and computational methods. Her recent publications (2016–2024) highlight advancements in: 1) Using Discord for round-the-clock mathematics support in engineering programs, 2) Designing interactive educational tools with GeoGebra and dynamic mathematical maps, and 3) Exploring narrative didactics to enhance geometry education. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, her contributions to both kinetic theory and mathematics education are substantial. Pedagogical Innovations: She pioneered projects like 'Geometry with Project' (2009) for junior lecturers and 'An exploratory approach to engineering mathematics using GeoGebra' (2015). These initiatives emphasize student-centered learning, flipped classrooms, and the integration of digital tools into assessments. Labs/Teams: Her work involves interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly with engineering and education technology teams at Karlstad University. She co-authored projects with institutions like the high school 'Älvkullen' Karlstad, focusing on GeoGebra implementation in secondary education.

• Kinetic Theory
• Discrete Velocity Models
• Boltzmann Equation
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Sofie Tapper is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Linköping University, Sweden. Her work is situated within the Division of Biomedical Engineering (MT) and closely associated with the Center for Medical Image Science and Visualization (CMIV). She conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of biomedical engineering and neuroscience, with a focus on developing and applying advanced neuroimaging techniques for clinical neurointensive care. Her research interests lie in neuroengineering , specifically in combining MRI methods and optical measurements to estimate cerebral blood flow and prevent secondary brain injury. Additional research themes include the brain-gut axis, neuroimaging of irritable bowel syndrome, and cerebellar neurochemistry in movement disorders. Her work integrates clinical monitoring with advanced imaging to understand neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. The recent publications show a strong trend in applying quantitative MRI and spectroscopy to both neurological (e.g., essential tremor, neurointensive care) and functional gastrointestinal disorders, highlighting her expertise in translational neuroimaging. Collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams is a consistent feature across her research output. Scientific Awards: No awards listed in the provided text. Advising and Grants: No information is available regarding student supervision, grant funding, or teaching responsibilities. She collaborates with senior researchers such as Karin Wårdell, Anders Tisell, and Susanna Walter, and is part of a research team that includes PhD students and assistant professors in neuroengineering and medical image science. Labs and Teams: Sofie Tapper is affiliated with the Neuroengineering research group at Linköping University, operating within the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Center for Medical Image Science and Visualization (CMIV). This center is a national hub for medical imaging research, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration between engineers, clinicians, and neuroscientists.

• Neuroengineering
• Medical Image Science
• Cerebral Blood Flow
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Victor Nan Fernandez-Ayala is a doctoral researcher at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology , affiliated with the Division of Decision and Control Systems under the supervision of Prof. Dimos Dimarogonas. He is also an associated student in the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) . Education : Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain Master’s degree, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Research Interests focus on multi-agent systems , robotics , safety-critical control , and human-in-the-loop control . His work applies spatiotemporal logic frameworks to robotic coordination, with projects spanning precision agriculture , smart construction , and underwater human-robot interaction . Projects include the EU CANOPIES initiative, Digital Futures Smart Construction, and the SHARCEX underwater robotics program. He co-founded a stealth robotics startup specializing in multi-robot planning for pick-and-place tasks . Teaching & Mentoring : Supervised Master’s students: Yixiao Zhang (ICRA 2024 paper), Davide Peron (ICRA 2025 paper), Jorge Silva (ECC 2025 paper) Actively seeks motivated students for MSc theses in task/motion planning and robotic manipulation Labs & Collaborations : Smart Mobility Lab (KTH), under Prof. Dimos Dimarogonas SHARCEX underwater human-robot interaction project

• Multi-agent systems
• Robotics
• Safety-critical control
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Janne Holmén is a Senior Lecturer at Uppsala University's Department of Pedagogy, Didactics and Educational Sociology. His research focuses on history education, textbook analysis, and comparative studies of teacher education in Sweden and Finland. PhD in History (2006) Current research: diagrammatic representations of political systems in education Key projects: 'Spaces of Expectation', 'The Drivers of Democracy' His work examines how political cultures shape educational content, particularly in civics textbooks. Recent publications analyze shifts in Swedish political diagrams, Nordic educational models, and mental maps of geographic regions. Current affiliations include Uppsala University and collaborative projects with Södertörn University and Ramon Llull University. No formal awards or student advising details are listed in available materials.

• History Education
• Textbook Analysis
• Political Culture
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Petter Hellström is a Researcher at Uppsala University's Department of History of Science and Ideas, specializing in the history of science, visual culture, and cartographic studies. He holds a BA Hons and MPhil from University of London and University of Cambridge, respectively, and was awarded membership in the Linnean Society of London (2024). Education : SOAS (University of London), University of Cambridge Research : Focus on scientific diagrams, evolutionary metaphors, and historical epistemology Awards : Carl Johans Förbundet Prize (2020) Academic Contributions : His publications explore topics like the Tree of Life metaphor, Enlightenment-era cartography, and the intersection of science, religion, and visual media. Hellström leads the Riksbankens Jubileumsfond-funded project ' Afrikas vita fläckar ' (2022–present), examining cartographic omissions in 18th–19th century maps. Scientific Awards Carl Johans Förbundet Prize for Meritorious Scientific Work (2020) Public Engagement : Active in science communication via radio programs, podcasts, and newspapers, including contributions to Vetenskapsradion Historia and The Guardian .

• History of Science
• Visual Culture
• Media History
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Jacob Orrje is a Researcher at Uppsala University's Department of History of Science and Ideas , with dual affiliations at the Center for History of Science at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences . His work bridges early modern knowledge systems and computational methodologies. Education: PhD in History of Science and Ideas (Uppsala University, 2015) Research focuses on digital history and early modern knowledge geographies , particularly through two major projects: "Merchants of Enlightenment" (funded by the Swedish Research Council) investigating commercial networks in 18th-century scholarly communication, and "Mapping Geographies of Early Modern Mining Knowledge" utilizing HTR for transcribing historical mining travelogues. His methodological approach combines handwritten text recognition and deep mapping to analyze non-academic knowledge production in contexts like commerce and state governance. Publications emphasize the material infrastructure of intellectual exchange, from merchant-led book shipments to computational analysis of historical sources. Professional trajectory includes postdoctoral research (2016–19) at Stockholm University's Department for Culture and Aesthetics, and teaching/research roles at Uppsala University (2015–16). Current work explores how digital methods reshape historical research paradigms, particularly in Sweden's 18th-century knowledge economy.

• digital history
• cultural history of science
• early modern history
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Solveig Jülich is Professor of History of Ideas and Scholarship at Uppsala University's Department of History of Ideas within the Faculty of Arts. Since joining Uppsala in 2014, she has held leadership positions including Deputy Head of Department (2017-2020) and Chair of the steering committee for the Centre for Medical Humanities. She earned her PhD from Linköping University in 2002, and previously held academic positions at Linköping University and Stockholm University. Her research focuses on the media history of medicine , historical perspectives on medical ethics , and democratization processes in science . Key research areas include: Visual culture of pregnancy and fetal representation Historical bioethics and value conflicts Medical communication and public engagement Swedish medical history and policy evolution Analysis of her publications reveals consistent focus on visual culture in medicine , particularly fetal imaging and representation, with strong interdisciplinary connections to ethics, history, and media studies. Her work frequently examines tensions between scientific progress and societal values in Swedish medical contexts. She leads significant research projects funded by national organizations: Medicine's Communication: Digitalization of Swedish Medical Journals, 1781–2011 (SweMPer, 2023-2026) Between Openness and Secrets: Control of Medical Communication in 20th Century Sweden (2023-2025) Medicine at the Borders of Life (2015-2021) Photography of Life and Death: Lennart Nilsson, Medicine and Media in Sweden (2022) She serves in numerous academic leadership roles including: External Board Member, Ridderstad Foundation (2024–) Advisory Board Member, Center for the History of Science (2023–) Editorial Board Member, European Journal for the History of Medicine and Health (2020–) Chair of Uppsala University's Forum for Medical Humanities and Social Sciences (2017-2019)

• History of Medicine
• Medical Ethics
• Media History
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Savina Sirik is a postdoctoral researcher at the Hugo Valentin Centre, Uppsala University , affiliated with the Department of History. Her work focuses on memory studies, genocide narratives, and post-conflict societies, particularly in Cambodia. Education : PhD in Peace and Development Research from the University of Gothenburg. Her research explores: Survivor testimonies and intergenerational trauma in post-genocide Cambodia Memorialization practices and their role in societal healing Discourse around victimhood and perpetrator identities Geographic impacts of the Khmer Rouge regime Publications show consistent focus on Cambodian genocide experiences (1975-1979) and memory construction, with interdisciplinary approaches bridging history, political science, and cultural geography. She collaborates with researchers like James Tyner and Sokvisal Kimsroy, examining topics such as: Domestic violence during genocide Poetic representations of terror Urbicide in Phnom Penh Preservation of sites of conscience

• Memory Studies
• Genocide Studies
• Post-Conflict Societies
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Bingqing He is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Gothenburg's Department of Psychiatry and Neurochemistry. Specializing in neuroscience, neurochemistry, and stem cell research, their work bridges molecular biology with neurodegenerative disease modeling. Recent research focuses on gene-editing optimization in stem cells, oligodendrocyte differentiation, and Huntington's disease therapies. Key research areas: Neurodegenerative diseases, gene-editing technologies, immune-neural interactions, kinase inhibition in cellular maturation Technical expertise: CRISPR-Cas9, AAV vectors, MAPK/ERK pathway modulation, GPCR targeting Their publications from 2018-2024 demonstrate sustained contributions to understanding myelination processes, opioid receptor dynamics, and cellular regeneration strategies.

• Neuroscience
• Neurochemistry
• Stem Cell Research
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Ellie Power is a Doctoral Student in Film Studies at the Aesthetics Unit, Department of Cultural Sciences, University of Gothenburg. She focuses on the politics and aesthetics of temporalities in contemporary urban films, exploring slowness as an artistic tool to represent urban life and labor. Her work intersects with class representation in cinema, film-philosophy, and visual culture. Education : BA (Hons) in Fine Art: Print and Time-based Media, University of the Arts London MA in Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies (cum laude), Tallinn University / Estonian Academy of Arts Research Interests : Temporalities in cinema and urban spaces Slowness as an aesthetic strategy Class representation in film Intersections of film-philosophy and visual culture Scientific Awards : Dora Plus Scholarship (for MA studies) Teaching : Film History 1950’s until Today Methods in Film Studies Feminist Film Theory, University of Gothenburg

• Film Studies
• Aesthetics
• Urban Film
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Christina Tente is a doctoral student in Art History and Visual Studies at the University of Gothenburg , collaborating with the Hasselblad Foundation . Her research examines the visual culture of the COVID-19 pandemic through press photography (2020), employing affect theory , iconography , and visual discourse analysis . Academic Background : Bachelor's in Journalism and Media Studies (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Master's in Film and Cultural Studies (University of Athens) Master's in Visual Culture (Lund University) Research Interests include photography , posthuman philosophy , nonhuman photography , transpecies encounters , and meme theory . Her work reflects on photography as a generator of affect and orientation (Ahmed, 2006; Azoulay, 2009). Recent Publications : Remote labor and anti-capitalist memes in pandemic visual culture (2022, Digital Culture & Society ) Posthuman perspectives in voguing femme performance (2021, Platform: Postgraduate e-Journal of Theatre and Performing Arts ) Her email is christina.tente@gu.se , and she can be contacted at Renströmsgatan 6, Gothenburg.

• Art History
• Visual Studies
• Photography
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Janicke Andersson is a Deputy Professor at the School of Health and Welfare , Halmstad University. Her research bridges aging studies, digital health competence, and social policy analysis. Focus on intergenerational dynamics in digital spaces Explores ontological frameworks for sustainable aging Investigates age-based pandemic policies and vision loss impacts on elderly Recent publications examine digital health competence profiles (2024), cross-generational TikTok identities (2024), and ethical implications of senior care policies . Her work combines empirical studies with theoretical innovation in gerontology. Awards and grants are not explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

• Gerontology
• Age Studies
• Digital Health Competence
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Ola Svensson is an Associate Professor at the University of Borås , affiliated with the Department of Educational Work under the Faculty of Librarianship, Information, Education and IT . He is also a member of the Centre for Marine Evolutionary Biology (CeMEB) and has held academic positions at Stockholm University, University of Gothenburg, and University of Hull. Research Interests span evolutionary ecology with focus on Sexual selection mechanisms Local adaptation in marine species Speciation processes Sperm competition dynamics Aquatic noise and pollution impacts Invasive species genomics His work combines field studies, aquarium experiments, and molecular techniques, particularly with sand gobies and cichlid fish. Recent publications show trends in Anthropogenic noise effects on fish development Genomic insights into salinity adaptation Mechanisms of hybridization in cichlids Behavioral responses to environmental stressors

• Evolutionary Ecology
• Sexual Selection
• Local Adaptation
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