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with Flora Mary Bartlett, Julia Velkova, Laura Watts, and Johanna Sefyrin Welcome to this crossover event between Stripe and DataLab, where the Megabytes vs Megawatts research project team present their visual and multimodal research on data...

An increasing number of climate targets require net negative emissions of carbon dioxide. Here we study the methods bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) and biochar in the Nordic and Tanzania.

“Nuclear natures” is a key category of environments, connected to active and closed nuclear power plants, as well as to radioactive waste storages, influencing the livability of numerous areas in the near and distant future. (2021-2026, VR)

Within the construction industry, companies are starting to work with integrated digital models, BIM. This research project will study how the work with BIM is organized and what impact the digital tool has on how energy issues are handled.

This project aims to analyze how different repair practices can contribute to a better understanding of circular economies and contribute to a critical discussion on repair and maintenance in society and the development of sustainable economies.

Understanding negative emissions from BECCS (Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage) and biochar.

How are we to transfer information to future generations about nuclear waste repositories? What is the key information to be provided and who will be able to understand the message? (2021-2023, SKB)

When the population in many Swedish municipalities decreases, district heating companies are faced with new challenges and opportunities. The project focuses on the consequences for these actors.

STRIPE stands for Socio-technical research of infrastructures, politics and the environment. It gathers researchers with an interest in the political and environmental dimensions of infrastructures such as energy, transport and waste.

Time-geography is an interdisciplinary research approach which facilitates the understanding of the long term use of limited resources on Earth. It also assists in giving a deeper understanding of how people organize their everyday life activities.