Catharina Landström
Catharina is Associate Professor and Head of Division at the Division of Science, Technology and Society (STS) at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Her research focuses on the knowledge formation in the environmental sciences and their role in society. Based on qualitative case studies, she has highlighted how computer models are developed and used to understand and manage water problems, such as floods and droughts. She has also participated in transdisciplinary projects with natural scientists and affected publics that aim to make computer models useful in local resilience-building to counter increasing water risks driven by climate change. These two aspects of her research are linked through the concept of digital knowledge infrastructure, that includes both hardware and software enabling societal use of environmental science knowledge expressed in models and data.
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Studying long-term storage as material visions of the future
Careful sts interventions in transdisciplinary environmental research
Software in science is ubiquitous yet overlooked
The making of futures in sociotechnical worlds
Travelling Algorithms | Traveling Ontologies
Environmental participation: Practices engaging the public with science and governance
Community modelling: A technique for enhancing local capacity to engage with flood risk management
Biopolitics, discipline, and hydro-citizenship: Drought management and water governance in England
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Understanding and governing groundwater to reduce risk of hydrological extremes
Hur kan allmänheten engageras digitalt? En kunskapsöversikt
Gender education at Chalmers: How, when and where?