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People in the field of Critical Nuclear Studies

Researchers

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Jonas Anshelm
Professor
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Karin Edberg
Associate Professor
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Siegfried Evens
Postdoc
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Thomas Kaiserfeld
Head of Department, Professor
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Thomas Keating
Assistant Professor
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Elise Mae Nuding
PhD student
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Axel Sievers
PhD student
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Jenny Sjöholm
Associate Professor
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Anna Storm
Professor
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Steve Woolgar
Professor Emeritus
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Rebecca Öhnfeldt
PhD student

Former colleagues at LiU

  • Hannah Klaubert, Nuclear Natures project
  • Sergiu Novac, Nuclear Natures project
  • Marko Marila, Nuclear Natures project
  • Andrei Stsiapanau, Atomic Heritage project

Guests

2026

  • Jo-Ansie van Wyk, University of South Africa, South Africa
  • Mara Fridell, University of Manitoba, Canada

2024

  • Carlos Gonzalvo, University of Girona, Spain
  • Martin Edström, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
  • Jeff Benjamin, independent researcher and artist, United States
  • Veera Ojala, University of Turku, Finland
  • Johan Cederqvist, Luleå tekniska universitet
  • Fannie Frederikke Baden, Lunds universitet

Contact us

Welcome to get in touch

You are welcome to contact anyone in the research group if, for example, you want to discuss research collaborations, get background information on current nuclear issues, find experts for an interview, or seek support on questions related to radioactive waste and local engagement.

You can also contact the research leader, Anna Storm, directly.

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Anna Storm

Professor

Visit us in Tema Building, Campus Valla

Postal adress
Linköping University, Department of Thematic Studies/Technology and Social Change, 581 83 Linköping, Sweden

Our division and department

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Technology and Social Change (TEMAT)

So much of our lives depend on technology. The development and use of technology creates possibilities as well as social, ethical and political dilemmas. That’s what we study at Tema T – Technology and Social Change.
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Department of Thematic Studies (TEMA)

In an increasingly complicated world, there is a need for researchers that can handle both breadth and depth, and can collaborate across disciplinary borders. Major societal questions are studied from an interdisciplinary perspective at TEMA.