Presentation

Since 2013, I am employed as a lecturer at the Department of Computer and Information Science. My research interest is centred on creating good conditions for conversations about social change through large-scale social simulations (megagames). As a teacher, I also have a strong interest in sustainable development.  

Research

My research is interdisciplinary and focused on how we can create greater understanding of the complex challenges we face through the use of social, large-scale simulations. We study how conversations about the transformation of energy systems, sustainable consumption and the countryside can be supported by formats where you get to experience new perspectives through the participation in a large-scale game. The aim is to stimulate better conversations about change and gain greater understanding of the complex issues, which have many different perspectives that need to be understood at the same time. 

Teaching

I teach in subjects close to our research, including our course in Megagame design for sustainable development (ETE367/TDDE50). In addition, I contribute to many other courses, preferably ones that clearly touch on sustainability issues.

More on megagames

Games for Social Transformation - an external page with more information about our various megagame-related activities.

 

Publications

2023

2022

Johan Malmqvist, Ulrika Lundquist, Anders Rosén, Kristina Edström, Rajnish Gupta, Helene Leong, Sin Moh Cheah, Jens Bennedsen, Ron Hugo, Aldert Kamp, Ola Leifler, Svante Gunnarsson, Janne Roslöf, Daniel Spooner (2022) The CDIO Syllabus 3.0 - An Updated Statement of Goals Proceedings of the 18th International CDIO Conference, p. 18-36

2021

Research Projects

Research News

Organisation

Colleagues at SAS

About the Department