Martyn Bone 2024.06.19 Literature offers a different kind of witnessing to environmental catastrophe The human implications of environmental disasters Martyn Bone has for most of his professional career immersed himself in the richness of U.S. southern literature. Through this literary lens, he explores how social and…
Trine Brox 2024.05.22 Understanding waste and value Collaboration is key Trine Brox has, over three decades, built up a deep understanding of the cultures and societies in the Tibetan world through her studies and stays in Tibetan communities in India, China, and Nepal.…
Ulrik Ekman 2024.05.03 Let the sea in - coastal protection and urban development Smart cities are not so smart after all Ulrik Ekman's research covers a wide range of disciplines. He is drawn to complex adaptive systems, transitional relationships and network thinking. With a background in computer…
Andrea Veggerby Lind 2024.02.26 Bridging climate science with humanities A complex interplay between facts and emotions Do identity and political attitudes affect our perception of climate change and our incentive to act? According to PhD Andrea Veggerby Lind, the answer is a resounding YES…
