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.

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