My research is in the area of environmental exposure and health outcomes, both historically and contemporary. The historical parts of my research concerns mortality from waterborne disease and public health interventions in Swedish cities during the 19^th and 20^th century. The contemporary research interest focuses on environmental exposure to chemicals in 21^st century Sweden.

I am currently teaching within the courses EKHM62 Econometrics and EKHM81 Consequences of Demographic Change at the master's level, and EKHA73 Teknologisk och social utveckling at the Department of Economic History, in addition to thesis supervision.