My current research at Chalmers concerns applied ergonomics, organizational prerequisites ("ergonomics infrastructure") and social sustainability issues in future production systems. My previous research has covered physical ergonomics evaluation methods, time-sensitive ergonomics methods for Digital Human Modeling (DHM), and the selection of correct model design representations at different stages of production development. I am examiner for the course MPP027 "Production Ergonomics and… Show more My current research at Chalmers concerns applied ergonomics, organizational prerequisites ("ergonomics infrastructure") and social sustainability issues in future production systems. My previous research has covered physical ergonomics evaluation methods, time-sensitive ergonomics methods for Digital Human Modeling (DHM), and the selection of correct model design representations at different stages of production development. I am examiner for the course MPP027 "Production Ergonomics and Work Design" at Chalmers. I also lecture on classical ergonomics evaluation methods and organizational ergonomics/macroergonomics in several other courses at Chalmers.Currently also co-instructing a PhD student course i Systems Theory. Show less

My time as a PhD student has been an inspiring and highly varied learning experience. My research started off as a study of Ergonomics Evaluation in companies, progressed to development of Digital Human Modelling, and after an exchange abroad became focused on empirical studies of how ergonomics is managed by organizations in Canada. I have chosen to sum up this variety of research under the heading "Infrastructure for ergonomics", arguing that successful ergonomics needs the presence of… Show more My time as a PhD student has been an inspiring and highly varied learning experience. My research started off as a study of Ergonomics Evaluation in companies, progressed to development of Digital Human Modelling, and after an exchange abroad became focused on empirical studies of how ergonomics is managed by organizations in Canada. I have chosen to sum up this variety of research under the heading "Infrastructure for ergonomics", arguing that successful ergonomics needs the presence of competent people, timely processes and established communication forums to be pro-active and sustainable in an organization. Show less

Doing part of my Doctorate degree (PhD) studies for 8 months at the Human Factors Engineering lab at the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Ryerson University, Toronto, ON, Canada. (Still employed by Chalmers Uni. of Technology)Performing research studies about organizational structures and tool use surrounding production ergonomics.

Consultancy company specialised in informative technical illustration, multimedia, e-learning etc. For the last 5 months I was an external illustration consultant at the dept. of Graphic Support at Volvo Parts in Göteborg.