RESEARCH:

I do research within atmospheric aerosol particles with the help of different types of measurements.

Among my responsibilities, I am the main coordinator for the Horizon-Europe project CLIMB-FOREST dedicated to suggest sustianable forestry for entire Europe while taking a holistic view of climate effects including aerosol particles. I am also the manager of the ACTRIS (Aerosols, Clouds, Trace gases Reserach Infrastructure Stations) background station Hyltemossa within ACTRIS Sweden.

I have different research interests beside forestry and the Hyltemossa field site. I am also interested in measurements of particle number size distributions, exposure to ship emissions, dust particles, Lagrangian aerosol measurements, transboundary aerosol particles, source/receptor modelling, secondary organic aerosol formation, new particle formation, and urban emissions.

MOTIVATION:

The research is driven to gain more knowledge and certainty of the health and climate effects of atmospheric particles.

COURSE ADMINISTRATION AND TEACHING:

I am currently course responsible for Environmental mesurement methods (FKFN35), Thermodynamics and applications (FMFF05), and Physics 1-2, part b (TBAA20/21). 

TEACHING:

I am teaching in the Aerosol Technology (MAM242) and Aerosols and Health course.

MEDIA OUTREACH:

SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH:

I have a personal X account and am also helping out with the ACTRIS Sweden and Lund Aerosol lab X articles.

In the CLIMB-FOREST project we have contacts with about 30 different forestry stakeholders for suggesting alternative forestry methods to cope with climate change and biodiversity issues. In NAUTILUS project we evaluate the environmental benefits of switching from combustion engines to fuel cell operation in shipping industry.

I have been or am participating in stakeholder dialogue, meetings and evaluations with Shipwoners' association, Transport Agency, Transport Administration, SMHI, IMO, Malmö, Gothenburg, and Landskrona municipalities.