Profile
I am a professor in surface hydrology with more than 16 years of teaching experience in higher education. With an educational background in hydrological modeling, water management, and engineering, my research experience spans a broad range of topics including climate-change impacts, hydrological process research, catchment and water quality modeling, as well as analyses of land-use changes and human-water interactions.
My research interests are broad and interdisciplinary in nature. My primary goal is to contribute to a better understanding of hydrological processes in a changing climate and their links to external meteorological, ecological, topographic and anthropogenic drivers. I also study their implications for water quantity (e.g., floods and droughts) and water quality at different spatio-temporal scales. With nearly 70% of Sweden’s area covered by forests, I explore the dynamics of human and ecological water needs within these landscapes, investigate the effects of land-use changes on hydrological processes, and examine the socio-economic implications that may arise within the water-energy-food-ecosystem nexus, especially in the context of more frequent and increasingly severe hydroclimatic extreme events.
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