Chair: 

Research presentations

• Art, hacking & parasitic critique: Discussing the potentials and limits of international political design through Jacob Remin’s “Harvesting the Rare Earth”
  Daniel Møller Ølgaard, Department of Political Science
   
• Implicit sustainable development theories obscure disproportionate impacts from climate-related extreme events: example from Hurricane Michael and housing losses on Florida’s Forgotten Coast
  Chad S. Boda, LUCSUS
   
• Sustainable transformation through universal design
  Charlotte Magnusson, Certec, Department of Design Sciences

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A.  

Chair: Lars J Nilsson, Environmental and Energy Systems Studies

Research presentations

• Circular business models – are they attractive for households?
  Jessica Lagerstedt Wadin, Innovation engineering, Design Sciences, LTH
   
• Effects of Covid-19: from mobility to digital accessibility
  Peter Arnfalk, IIIEE
   
• Conceptualizing and Researching Resilience: Need for Theoretical and Methodological Triangulation
  Azher Hameed Qamar, School of Social Work

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A.   

Chair: Johannes Persson, Theoretical Philosophy 

Research presentations

• Mediatisation and social sustainability – an ambivalent relationship
  Cecilia Cassinger, Department of Strategic Communication
   
• Value incommensurability and complex trade-offs
  Henrik Andersson, Practical Philosophy
   
• Health impact of pesticide exposure in relation to climate change among
  populations in low- and middle income countries
  Christian Lindh, Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Britta Sjöstedt, Department of Law

Research presentations

• Inclusive urbanization and the urban transition – a research agenda for lower level urbanization in sub-Saharan Africa
  Agnes Andersson Djurfeldt, Department of Human Geography
   
• Understanding air pollution and health impact in Ethiopia 
  Ebba Malmqvist, Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
   
• The Politics of the Sustainable Development Goals. Legitimacy, Responsibility,
  and Accountability
  Magdalena Bexell, Department of Political Science

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: 

Research presentations

• Distribution of responsibility for climate change adaptation - Is the global discussion relevant on the local level?
  Erik Persson, Practical Philosophy
   
• Environmental Psychology Perspectives on People and nature
  Ann Eklund, Environmental Psychology, Department of Architecture and Built Environment
   
• Sustainable and resilient economic development in peripheral regions: a theoretical framework 
  Rhiannon Pugh, CIRCLE

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Helle Rydström, Department of Gender Studies 

Research presentations

• Supply and Demand of Ecosystem Services - African Geography of Sustainability
  Jonas Ardö, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science
   
• Refining Resilience Discourses in Development: resilience of, for and as
  Billy Jones, Agenda 2030 Graduate School, Division of Ethnology
   
• What can we learn about impacts and responses to the pandemic from sharing organisations in three sectors?
  Oksana Mont, IIIEE

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: 

Research presentations

• How policy-makers deal with scientific uncertainty – What scientists can learn from climate and covid-19 policy-making
  Åsa Knaggård, Deptartment of Political Science 
   
• Confronting the certainty-first-action-second misconception
  Mikael Klintman, Sociology
   
• Uncertainty in Science and Decision-making
  Henrik Thorén, Theoretical Philosophy

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Ulrika Andersson, Department of Law

Research presentations

• Data-Center infrastructure and Energy Gentrification: Perspectives from Sweden
  Frans Libertson, IIIEE
   
• Developing sustainable and responsible research and innovation 
  Yahia Mahmoud, Department of Human Geography
  Linda Paxling, CIRCLE
  Lena Trojer, CIRCLE
   
• Seeds, Sustainability, and Intellectual Property Rights: Modes of Showing Compliance with Plant Variety Protection Regimes in Asia 
  Erik Mobrand, Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies

The session includes 3 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Lena Neij, The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics

Research presentations

The session includes 4 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Susanne Arvidsson, Accounting and Corporate Finance 

Research presentations

The session includes 4 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Per Becker, Division of Risk Management and Societal Safety

Research presentations

The session includes 4 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Chair: Daria Davitti, Department of Law

Research presentations

The session includes 4 presentations á 10 min, from researchers at Lund University, with additional 5 min for questions. The chair will moderate the session and lead the Q&A. 

Pitch chair: Melissa Ilsley, Postdoc, Department of Laboratory Medicine

Matchmaking pitches

The theme session begins with a 3 min pitch from five presenting researchers in plenum, led by the pitch chair. Thereafter, all participants within the theme choose one topic (breakout room) for a more detailed discussion with the presenter. The session ends with a mingle. The participants are free to change topic (breakout room) when desired.  

Pitch chair: Lina Van Dooren, PhD student, Malmö Academy of Music

Matchmaking pitches

The theme session begins with a 3 min pitch from five presenting researchers in plenum, led by the pitch chair. Thereafter, all participants within the theme choose one topic (breakout room) for a more detailed discussion with the presenter. The session ends with a mingle. The participants are free to change topic (breakout room) when desired.  

Pitch chair: Claire Lyons, Department of Experimental Medical Science

Matchmaking pitches

The theme session begins with a 3 min pitch from five presenting researchers in plenum, led by the pitch chair. Thereafter, all participants within the theme choose one topic (breakout room) for a more detailed discussion with the presenter. The session ends with a mingle. The participants are free to change topic (breakout room) when desired.  

Pitch chair: Zahida Sarwary, Postdoc, Department of Business Administration

Matchmaking pitches

The theme session begins with a 3 min pitch from five presenting researchers in plenum, led by the pitch chair. Thereafter, all participants within the theme choose one topic (breakout room) for a more detailed discussion with the presenter. The session ends with a mingle. The participants are free to change topic (breakout room) when desired.