Have you ever heard or used that expression? It’s something we often say when a situation can’t be changed — a way of admitting that we simply have to accept things as they are. “Like it or not, the snow will soon start to fall because temperatures are dropping.”True — we can’t control the weather. … Continue reading Like it or not…
Using AI Responsibly in Scientific Writing
When writing scientific works such as theses and research papers, all new ideas, thoughts, and reflections should be our own. But what about the words and expressions we use? Is it acceptable to rely on AI tools like ChatGPT to improve grammar, structure, or clarity? In practice, this is not much different from asking a … Continue reading Using AI Responsibly in Scientific Writing
The end and the beginning of Labour’s Memory
Today and yesterday I participated in two days of presentations and panels marking the end of the Labour's Memory project, where I had a small part in the Handwritten Text Recognition of unions annual reports. The website has been launched and researchers can search the annual reports on the web.
Rymdstyrelsen presenterade på IBF
English version about the event: Satellite data in focus as the Swedish National Space Agency visits IBF. Jag deltog i ett möte den 8.e Oktober 2025, där Rymdstyrelsen presenterade hur satellitdata kan användas i forskning och offentlig verksamhet – och hur samverkan mellan akademi och myndigheter kan stärkas. Bevis på att jag var med finns … Continue reading Rymdstyrelsen presenterade på IBF
Acknowledgements
I never kept track of people acknowledging me, and usually my master thesis students makes an acknowledgment. Since I have had so many of them, that the list would be very long, but I do appreciate all of them! Here are some that were made recently and also touched me in a special way. First … Continue reading Acknowledgements
