I am senior lecturer at the department. My research interest is in the dynamics between different levels of decision-making and different organizations and actors in the transition to a more sustainable transport system. I am interested in national level policy making as well as planning and decision-making processes at local and regional levels. I share my time between an office at Transport & Roads, and an office at K2 the Swedish Knowledge Centre for Public Transport. 

Examples of research projects:

Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in the early stages of planning processes – improved tools for navigating collaborative complexities and private sector rationalities, funded by The K2 National Knowledge Centre for Public Transport, from 2020 – 2022

Eplusbus – omställning till elbussar i svensk kollektivtrafik, PhD project funded by the Swedish Transport Administration, The Swedish Bus and Coach Federation and the Swedish Energy Agency, from 2020 - 2024

Kunskapsunderlag för bättre samverkan vid planering och genomförande av svensk BRT, PhD project funded by the Swedish Transport Administration, from 2020 – 2024

A decision support framework for high capacity public transport – a feasibility study for unravelling different actors’ rationalities, funded by Volvo Research and Education Foundation, from 2020 - 2021

How to increase the share of travel by public transport? Models for effective measures (funded by the Swedish Energy Agency 2017- 2019)

Public transport on-demand? – Assessment of the potential for demand-responsive public transport services in Sweden (funded by K2 the Swedish knowledge centre for public transport, 2018 -2019)

Collaboration in public transport planning (funded by K2)

Incentives for bus priority measures in cities (funded by K2)

System effects regarding energy consumption in freight and passenger transport due to increased e-commerce (funded by the Swedish Energy Agency)

Ddynamic public transport for everyday sustainable travel (funded by Vinnova)

Systems effects of introducing High Capacity Transport in Sweden (funded by Vinnova)

Swedish short version of the results from the international R&D Project OMEGA (lessons for mega-transport infrastructure), Funded by the Swedish Transport Administration

Road map for public transport in urban planning. Funded by Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions

The Øresund EcoMobility project. Funded by Interreg IV

LETS 2050 - Governing transitions towards Low-Carbon Energy and Transport Systems for 2050. Funded by Vinnova – Sweden’s innovation agency, the Swedish environmental protection agency, the Swedish energy agency, the Swedish road agency

The OMEGA 2 Project: Mega Projects and Mega Risks: Lessons for Decision-makers through a Comparative Analysis of Selected Large-scale Transport Infrastructure Projects in Europe, USA and Asia Pacific. Funded by Volvo Research and Education Foundation