EU Senior Research Coordinator and Scientist

At Grants Office, I work with proposals and projects for EU’s research and innovation programmes and EU Structural Funds. As senior lecturer, I am coordinator of two collaborative projects funded by EU Horizon 2020 and participate in few national funded projects.

I work mainly as a project leader in EU-funded research projects and have primary responsibility for projects in transport area and materials science. I am also a senior lecturer and researcher in high-temperature materials for aero engines at the division Engineering Materials.

As a research coordinator, I also work with larger complex EU research applications that LiU coordinates. I actively help with the entire process, from ideas to submission of proposals. This includes coordination of applications, projects, organisation and documents, internal communication within the consortium, quality review of the applications, support for budgeting and project financing as well as registration and submission of the applications.

I have research background in materials science, in the field of damage and deformation mechanisms in high-temperature materials used in gas turbines. I defended my PhD in 2007 at Linköping University and worked as a researcher at Rolls-Royce in the UK for several years until I moved back to Linköping. In addition, I worked and lived in France and US as master and PhD student.

Currently, I coordinate two own EU collaboration projects and I am the project manager of an EU project in Biology/Environment, which means that I am a very experienced coordinator and project manager.


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Commitments at LiU

  • EU Senior Research Coordinator at Grants Office
  • Senior Lecturer at the division Engineering Materials at Department of Management and Engineering

Scientific committments

  • Co-organiser of EUROMAT 2021
  • Member of TMF Workshop 2016 and 2019 Committee
  • Guest Editor of the special issue on Recent Developments in Thermo-mechanical Fatigue for International Journal of fatigue (JIJF)
  • EU Horizon 2020 evaluator and expert
  • Co-editor of Materials Science and Technology, Taylor & Francis
  • Reviewer for:
    – International Journal of Fatigue (Elsevier)
    – Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A (Springer)
    – Materials Science and Technology (Taylor & Francis)
    – Surface and Coating Technology (Elsevier)
    – Corrosion Science (Elsevier)
    – Materials at High Temperature (Taylor & Francis)
    – Composite Part B: Engineering (Springer)

External networks

  • The European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU)
  • SWARMA (Swedish Association of Research Managers and Administrators)
  • National reference group for Transport (Horizon 2020) and Mobility (Horizon Europe) at Vinnova
  • Innovair (Sweden’s national strategic innovation programme for aeronautics)
  • The High Temperature Mechanical Testing Committee (HTMTC)
  • The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3)
  • East Central Sweden (Smart Specialisation)
  • EU Vanguard Initiative (additive manufacturing)
  • EU Clean Sky 2 (the largest European research programme in aviation)

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2020

Eu Research ProjectsShow/Hide content

DevTMF engine-technologies

DevTMF

The project aims at development of experimental techniques and predictive tools to characterise thermo-mechanical fatigue behaviour and damage mechanisms.
Svanar

MIRACLE

MIRACLE is a BONUS project focusing on ecosystem services in the Baltic Sea Area, concerning issues like eutrophication, flooding and biodiversity. The project involves modelling, visualization and stakeholder dialogues.

MIRACLE
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ARREST BLINDNESS

ARREST BLINDNESS is a four-year research project. Within the project we are developing and validating advanced regenerative and restorative therapies to treat the loss of corneal transparency so that it does not result in blindness.

ARREST BLINDNESS

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Organisation affiliationShow/Hide content

International Affairs and Collaborations Division

International Affairs and Collaborations Division (IFSA) supports faculties and departments in their work with internationalisation, research funding, commissioned education and collaboration.
Planeringsmöte

University Services

Professional and appropriate administrative support is a fundamental requirement for Linköping University to achieve its goals. University Services (UF) supports the university’s principal operations: education, research and collaboration.
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Engineering Materials

The Division of Engineering Materials explore the relationships between microstructure and properties of mainly metallic materials but also ceramics, composites and polymers for engineering applications.

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