Researchers

Jeffrey Kruth is an Assistant Professor of Architecture at Miami University, USA. His research focuses on the role of urban morphology and community identity in relation to the material culture of the post-welfare state.

Alice Jedličková is an Associate Professor of Czech Literature and Intermedial Studies at the Technical University of Liberec and a senior researcher at the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czechia. Her research interests as a literary scholar include transmedia storytelling and intermedial poetics / multimodal analysis of space, both represented and lived

Mykyta Isagulov is a PhD Candidate in English at the Department of English and Creative Writing at the University of Exeter, United Kingdom. His thesis focuses on the recycling and adaptation of Hellenic myths and Biblical fables by British modernist writers. His research interests include morphology of arts, poetics of intermediality, adaptation and media studies.

Mikael Askander is an Associate Professor of Intermedia Studies, at Lund University, Sweden. His research is mainly focused on literature, popular culture, intermediality, and digital cultures.

Richard Müller is a PhD candidate in the Department of Geography at University College London. As an artist and research practitioner, Müller is specifically interested in how art-making, practice-based engagements, and transdisciplinary collaboration can bear witness to urban processes. Müller’s research focuses on everyday unofficial and unauthorized urban practices in Indian and Taiwanese contexts

Nafiseh Mousavi is Senior Lecturer in Intermedial Studies at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences at Lund University, Sweden. In her research, she explores intermedial processes in intercultural contexts, focusing on memory and the politics of difference. She studies a wide range of media and genres and is particularly interested in documentary media, text-image […]

Phil Dodds is a researcher based in the Division of Musicology and Intermedia Studies at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University, Sweden. His PhD (2017) was in Geography from the University of Edinburgh, and his interdisciplinary research has focused on music, aesthetics, scale, Scotland, Sweden, suburbs, cities, and colonial history.

UNDER, is a transdisciplinary project funded by FORMAS that has the overall goal of developing a framework for systematic and structured consideration of geosystem services in Swedish planning practices that can support the transformation to sustainable cities and communities. Specific objectives are to: i) advance the concept of geosystem services by identifying and mapping associated […]

Miriam Negash has a background in human geography and planning and is currently completing a master’s degree in urban studies at Malmö University.

Alva Zalar (she/her) is a PhD candidate at the Department of Architecture and Built Environment (LTH) and the interdisciplinary graduate school Agenda 2030 at Lund University. Her ongoing PhD studies focuses on eco-modernist sustainable development as a paradigmatic discourse in contemporary architecture, urban planning and urban design. Hyllie, one of Malmö’s biggest urban development projects, […]