Staff

My research focuses on understanding how lifestyle factors, genetics, metabolomics, proteomics, and microbiota may contribute to the pathogenesis of cardiometabolic disease.

My research expertise is diatom stratigraphy mainly focused on the paleoecology/paleoceanography of the Baltic Sea. I teach Earth Science in the program Environment and Development

Associate Professor in Economic History and senior lecturer in environmental science with focus on global development. Globalization, agrarian change & (in)sustainability research

Head of School

I am a PhD student in Environmental Scienes. In my research I study greenhouse gas exchange between the ocean and the atmosphere, specifically in coastal regions.

I'm a senior lecturer in environmental science and, associated professor in Geography, Deputy Head of School at School of Natural Sciences, Technology and Environmental Studies

I am a PhD student within environmental science. I am working with coastal habitats (e.g., seagrass meadows and saltmarshes) in the Baltic Sea and their carbon sink potential.

I research on the contribution of contemporary environmental movements in the Western Balkans in facilitation of stability and sustanability of the region

Doctoral student

I am Associate lecturer in Environmental Sciences. My main research focus is on coastal Blue Carbon and functions and processes of the coastal environment as a natural carbon sink.

Lecturer in biology with focus on environmental science. My research is mainly focused on plant ecology, transformation of the periurban farming landscape, and tick borne diseases.

Associate professor, sen. lecturer in environmental sciences and geographical information systems (GIS). Head of Department of Environment, Development and Sustainability Studies.

I am doing a PhD in environmental science, my research focus on carbon storage and greenhouse gas emission in coastal habitats in the Baltic Sea, so called Blue Carbon habitats.

PhD Candidate in Environmental Science within the Sustainability Challenges and Pathways research theme, specialising in Global Development Studies.

My research concerns environmental governance and difficulties in achieving environmental and sustainability goals. Especially relating to marine and coastal issues.

PhD candidate in Environmental Science. Addressing global environmental challenges by an interdisciplinary approach. M.Sc. in Environmental Science M.Sc. in Economic History

I am a professor in evolutionary biology teaching and doing research within the subjects of ecology, genetics and spatial planning for sustainable development.

My research concerns subtopics such as seascape ecology, coastal blue carbon, seagrass ecology/physiology, food-web ecology, fish/fisheries science and global change.

Professor of Environmental Science and an accomplished teacher with a focus on environmental problems, climate policy, sustainability and science communication.

I am a lecturer in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and conduct research on ticks, tick‐borne pathogens, and the public health risks associated with tick-borne diseases.

Political scientist; sociologist; Latin Americanist; Professor in Global Development studies. Research in Global South settings, teaching development and environmental studies.

Researcher within the project: Health hazard in the Baltic Sea: the presence and the effect of fluorinated substances on Baltic Sea organisms.

My research deals with forest biodiversity in Baltic Sea region, landscape and seascape ecology, urban ecology and environmental governance in low-income countries.

I am a Doctoral Student in Environmental Science. My research explores how ideas of just transition are integrated into climate politics and how this impacts people and societies.

I am doing a PhD on how the behaviour of key marine species in the Baltic Sea's seagrass meadows affects GHG /blue carbon and how this affects their surrounding.

I study social-spatial inequalities in segregated urban areas and the role of urban planning in advancing environmental and social justice in marginalized communities.

I am teaching environmental and development economics. I also do some teaching on heterodox economic theories and practice. My research interests gravitates around electricity

Geospatial Data Scientist; PhD researcher at Södertörn University. Currently working on topics related to forest fire management using Remote Sensing and GIS

I teach in geography and environmental science. The focus in my research is landscape processes and the interaction between man and nature.

My main research interest is within anthropogenic effects on the aquatic ecosystem with a focus on environmental pollutants.

I research the relational and emotional factors that underlay decision-making processes in agricultural governance.

My research is on studying changes in sediment revived diatom populations subjected to human and climate induced environmental stress across evolutionary timescales.

Fred Saunders is a professor researching political ecology, ocean governance, and social-environmental justice in sustainability transformations.

I am engaged in research and teaching in the field of water and environmental management and governance.

Professor in environmental science

I research the interface between knowledge and governance for sustainability transformations: how knowledge, imagination and action are co-produced by diverse actors.

Vice deputy for the department of environment, development and sustainability studies, in charge of staffing and office and teaching spaces.

In my PhD project, I research ways of translating Managed Aquifer Recharge in a way that is practically implementable in a local context. I deal with sustainability in practice.

Sustainability transformations: climate justice, just transtion; ocean justice, power, youth climate justice & activism (litigation & civil disobedience).

Teacher and researcher in Environmental studies. I conduct research about democracy, governance, justice and inclusion in sustainable transitions.

Associate Professor in Political Science and Senior Lecturer in Environmental Sciences. Research on pathways to a low carbon society, collaborative platforms and forest governance.

My work is situated at the intersection of human geography, ethnography, social movement studies and political ecology.

Senior lecturer in environmental science Associate professor in Environmental social science I teach and do research mainly on climate and energy transformations

My research concerns pathways towards multifunctional coastal and marine landscapes - landscapes where socio-economic and ecological goals and values are harmonized.

With a background in population plant ecology, I became particularly interested in exploring the relationship between plant biodiversity and human perception.

Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science Keywords: migration, agriculture, environmental governance, rural development, political ecology, digital geography