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We use ecological networks and other modelling approaches to address a variety of community ecology questions.

Planning for nutrient and energy recovery through biogas for future sustainable food systems.

Urban agriculture is increasing in popularity but is understudied in terms of nutrients. This project fills part of this knowledge gap by looking at food gardens and nutrient cycling in Linköping.

In this project, Bayesian networks are used to estimate species probability to go extinct under different settings.

We are looking for relationships between species' traits (e.g., body size, metabolic category) and their roles in a set of well-resolved marine networks.

Natural resources are the building blocks of any eco system. Understanding where these resources are, how they flow on our landscapes, and why we see these use patterns are key questions to inform more sustainable management.

Research within this area has a broad scientific profile, sharing a common core of mathematical modelling, numerical methods and computer simulations.

Pushing science forward through mathematical modelling and computer simulations.

This project aims to improve access to water and sanitation for all by working in close cooperation with inhabitants of informal settlements to implement innovative grey-water reticulation and treatment systems.

This project explores whether and how the predictions for species loss are altered by the inclusion of the trophic niche, compared to other network-based approaches.