
Photo by: Karl-Petter Åkesson
Researchers working in the Mobile Life Centre are attracted from various research areas such as computer and systems sciences, sociology, design, media studies and media technology.
The inter-disciplinary research collaboration is performed within computer supported collaborative work, human computer interaction and ubiquitous computing.
Master student
Alexandra Weilenmann
Visiting researcher
Anna Ståhl
Lic. Industrial Design
Annika Waern
Associate Professor
Arvid Engström
Ph.D. Student
Barry Brown
Visiting Professor
Carolina Johansson
Research assistant
Celia Yanqing Zhang
Junior researcher
Elena Márquez Segura
Ms. Sc. Student
Elin Önnevall
Junior researcher
Elsa Kosmack Vaara
MA Interaction designer
Emelie Dahlström
Junior researcher
Farnaz Zangouei
Master student
Franc Aleo
Master student
Goranka Zoric
Researcher
Helena Mentis
ERCIM Postdoctoral Fellow
Henriette Cramer
ERCIM Postdoctoral Fellow
Iuliana Claudia Silvasan
Visiting researcher
Jakob Tholander
Ph.D.
Jarmo Laaksolahti
Ph.D.
Jon Back
Ph.D. Student
Jordi Solsona
Ph D. student KTH
Karl-Petter Åkesson
Senior researcher
Katja Grufberg
Master Student
Kim Nevelsteen
Ph.D. Student
Konrad Tollmar
Associate Professor
Kristina Höök
Professor
Lars Erik Holmquist
Professor
Liselott Brunnberg
Ph.D
Maja Lapidus
Master student
Marcus Lundén
MSc student, BSSc
Maria Holm
Coordinator
Maria Håkansson
PhD
Maria Normark
PhD
Marie Sjölinder
Ph.D.
Marie Denward
Ph.D. Student
Markus Westerlund
Mattias Rost
Ph. D. Student
Mattias Jacobsson
Ph. D. Student
Mudassar Ahmed Mughal
Ph D student
Naseh Syed
Nicolas Belloni
Ph. D. Student
Oskar Juhlin
Associate Professor
Pedro Ferreira
Ph.D. Student
Pedro Sanches
Researcher
Petra Sundström
Ph.Lic.
Ramin Toussi
Master student
Roger Moret Gabarro
Ms. Sc. Student
Ruixue Xia
Master student, Junior Researcher
Samuel Oest
Ms.Sc. Student
Sara Ljungblad
Ph.D.
Sebastian Büttner
Master student
Tove Jaensson
Ph.D. Student
Ylva Fernaeus
PhD
Zeynep Ahmet
Research assistant
Research Leader
+46 703 55 85 00
leh@sics.se
Lars Erik Holmquist is Professor in Media Technology at Södertörn University, manager of the Interaction Design and Innovation lab at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science, and a Research Leader at the Mobile Life VINN Excellence Centre in Kista, Sweden. He previously led research groups at the Viktoria Institute and the Interactive Institute. He received his M.Sc. in Computer Science in 1996, his Ph.D. in Informatics in 2000, and became an associate professor in Applied IT in 2004, all at Göteborg University. Since 1997, he has been responsible for securing funding for and leading research projects with budgets totalling over 60 MSEK, including several major European projects. In 2004, he was one of 18 researchers (selected from over 400 applicants) who were awarded a 9 MSEK Individual Grant for the Advancement of Young Research Leaders (INGVAR) from the Foundation for Strategic Research. In his work he has developed many pioneering interfaces and applications in the areas of ubiquitous computing and mobile services, including personal awareness devices, mobile games, visualization techniques for small screens, tangible interfaces and ambient displays. He has published extensively in the fields of ubiquitous computing, human-computer interaction, information visualization and mobile applications, and his work has been presented at many major conferences in these fields including CHI, SIGGRAPH, UIST, UbiComp, Mobile HCI, InfoViz, and DIS. He has been active in the international ubiquitous computing community since the first academic conference in 1999. He was general chair of UbiComp 2002, the premier international conference on ubiquitous computing, and is an associate editor of the Springer journal Personal and Ubiquitous Computing. He has been a member of many technical program conference committees in the field, including UbiComp, Pervasive and PerCom. He has also been active in the human-computer interaction research community and has been a technical program committee member at CHI, UIST, NordiCHI, Graphics Interface, and many other major conferences.