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Johannes Stripple

Associate professor at the Department of Political Science at Lund University. Johannes is chair of the Climaginaries association.

Johannes’ twitter

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Alexandra Nikoleris

Associate senior lecturer at Environmental and Energy Systems Studies at Lund University.

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Lisette van Beek

Lisette recently defended doctorate thesis at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University, on the topic of ‘Modelling through Design’: combining climate modelling with art&design to develop effective techniques of futuring.

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Roger Hildingsson

Researcher at the Department of Political Science at Lund University. Roger’s research focuses on environmental politics, climate governance and the transition to decarbonised futures.

Roger's twitter

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Graeme Macdonald

Professor at University of Warwick. Graeme teaches on the English and Comparative Literary Studies program and his current research undertakings include Resource Culture in World Literature/Globalisation; Energy Humanities and Petrofiction; Science Fiction and Ecocriticism; Modern and Contemporary Scottish and British Culture. 

Graeme’s twitter

Ruben Ritzén

Project assistant at Lund University with a background in Ethnology, Anthropology and Political Science. Currently working on the Rough Planet’s Guide to Skåne and Futurewalks projects, as well as evaluating the impact of the Carbon Ruins project

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PAUL GRAHAM RAVEN

Off-campus researcher. Research interests include sociotechnical transition, infrastructure-as-media, critical and social futures, STS, social theory, narratology, and science fiction studies. Paul is also a freelance writer and world-builder, a science fiction author and critic, and a surprisingly bad guitarist.

Paul’s Blog

Mats Söderlund

Mats is a poet and writer. His work includes the science fiction trilogy Ättlingarna. His most recent works are Härlig är jorden and Eskatos, tystanden tillhör inte oss.

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Wytske Versteeg

Researcher at Urban Futures Studio at Utrecht University. Wytske’s research focus is on 'Pathways to Sustainability'. She is also an author of several popular fictional books including; Boy (2013) and Grime (2017).

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Peter Pelzer

Researcher and lecturer at the Urban Futures Studio at Utrecht University. Peter’s research focuses on the city of the future, intervention methods, sharing economy, sustainable mobility and smart cities.

Peter's twitter

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Janet Stewart

Professor in Visual Culture and Head of School in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at Durham University. Janet was previously senior lecturer in German and Film & Visual Culture at the University of Aberdeen.

Janet’s twitter

Eléonore Faure

Off-campus researcher.

Elénore’s Linkedin

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Ludwig Bengtsson Sonesson

Investigator at Malmö Stad, Sweden. Ludwig has been involved in making several soundwalks, the Carbon Ruins exhibition and the teaching material Bortom Fossilsamhället.

Ludwig’s Twitter

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Caroline Mårtensson

Interdisciplinary and research based artist, focused on communication of environmental and climate issues.

Caroline’s website

 
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Detlef van Vuuren

Professor in Integrated Assessment of Global Environmental Change at Utrecht University and senior researcher at PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency leading the IMAGE integrated assessment modeling team.

Detlef's twitter

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Maarten Hajer

Distinguished professor of Urban Futures and Director of the Urban Futures Studio at Utrecht University. Previously Maarten was professor of Public Policy at the University of Amsterdam and Director-General of the PBL – Netherlands Environmental Asssessment Agency.

Maarten's twitter

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Paul Miller

Senior lecturer at the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science at Lund University. Paul's research concerns ecosystem modelling and coupled climate modelling.