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Collaboration

We prioritize research collaborations related to projects within our areas of focus, particularly those with clear synergies for both parties.

Note: Purely commercial inquiries — for example, concerning contract research — should be directed through Region Östergötland's official channels and are not handled by individual investigators.

Degree Projects and Student Work

We have extensive experience supervising students in degree projects at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. To maintain the quality of supervision, the number of students we can accept each term is limited; applicants should therefore submit their requests well in advance. We generally prioritize projects aligned with our areas of focus, but we also welcome concrete proposals outside those areas, provided the applicant can articulate a compelling rationale.

Doctoral Education

Our group currently includes approximately ten doctoral students, and we host one to two thesis defenses per year. Several of our doctoral students hold their primary appointments outside Linköping University and Region Östergötland — in other regions as well as in the private sector. We have considerable experience with remote supervision and regard it as a central mission to enable high-quality doctoral education even in settings where clinical emergency medicine is still developing. In general, this requires that the applicant holds a position as a resident physician, specialist physician, or advanced-practice nurse and has an employer willing to support participation in a doctoral program. We are happy to answer questions and to inform prospective students and their employers about the available opportunities.

Visiting Researchers and Postdoctoral Fellows

We maintain several international collaborations and can host visiting researchers at the postdoctoral level or above. Investigators who hold a doctoral degree and are interested in collaboration are encouraged to contact: daniel.wilhelms@liu.se

Examination and Review Assignments

For requests involving thesis committee membership, external examination (opponent), mid-term review, or evaluation of academic appointments, we recommend direct contact with the relevant researcher. Alternatively, inquiries may be directed to our subject representative, who can assist in identifying suitable candidates. The community of emergency medicine researchers in Sweden remains relatively small, and we prioritize providing expert review when needed.

Study Visits

We receive numerous requests for study visits — both to our clinical operations and to our research laboratory. We accept nearly all such requests, as we consider visits a valuable opportunity. However, we generally require several months' notice to arrange visits appropriately. Prospective visitors should consider what topics they wish to learn more about and contact us well in advance. For inquiries, please contact: joakim.henricson@liu.se