Svexa is a exercise intelligence company. Creating algorithms and software for decision support for sports teams, elite and recreational athletes, as well as hardware and software companies in the sports and health tech industries. Maximization of physical performance and decreased injury risks through data driven individualized training support, through a dynamic realtime machine learning model, based on an integrated analysis of individual profile, training load and recovery status.

Visiting Scholar Sept 2013-April 2014; Visiting Assistant Professor May 2014-April 2018: Senior research consultant since May 2018.Managing investigator for the ELITE (Exercise at the Limits - Inherited Traits of Endurance) study. Website: elite.stanford.eduThe ELITE study is an international collaboration aimed at discovering the genetic determinants of physical fitness in the world’s most elite endurance athletes. We hope to distinguish the role of genetic predisposition from environmental factors such as training.Also working in Precision Health and Mobile Health, e.g. with validation of fitness trackers and mobile applications.

Position as an expert in the physiology of exercise and physical activity at the Digital Health Lab. The main area of research is to combine new technologies and data sciences for digitalization of health care and preventive medicine.

Associated researcher in the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, since July 2017 in the research group of Profesor Carl Johan Sundberg. The research focus is Precision Health, sport and health genetics and other omics, and individualization and optimization of exercise, with projects in collaboration with Stanford University and SciLifeLab.Head organizer of the conference "The Future of Fitness".

Thesis name: Physiology of Adventure Racing - with emphasis on circulatory response and cardiac fatigue (dissertation date: 25 march 2011).

Owner and primary discourser.

Lecturer in physiology, primarily exercise physiology. Research concerning effects of exercise on cardiovascular health, and also different aspects of cardiac fatigue.

Teaching, tutoring, supervision and research

Thesis name: Physiology of Adventure Racing - with emphasis on circulatory response and cardiac fatigue (dissertation date: 25 march 2011).

Athletic trainer.

Scientific research within the project "Physiology of Adventure Racing"