The National Library’s review group
The National Library has a dedicated group that reviews requests for research collaboration. The group consists of research-trained staff, collection experts and product managers.
Members of the review group primarily have expertise in the humanities and social sciences.
The following academic subjects are represented within the group:
- Book history
- Cinema studies
- Greek
- History – including cultural and intellectual history
- History of art
- Industrial economics and management
- Latin
- Library and information science
- Literature
- Nordic languages
- Physics
PhD members in the drafting committee
Christopher Natzén (research strategist)
Subject: Cinema studies
Research interests: Film music, film history 1900–1940, intermediality
PhD completed: 2010
Elin Andersson
Subject: Latin
Research interests: Latin, medieval Latin, Saint Birgitta, the Bridgettines, church history, paleography
PhD completed: 2011
Lars Björk
Subject: Library and information science
Research interests: Digitalisation, cultural heritage, document theory, materiality
PhD completed: 2015
Love Börjeson (Head of KBLab)
Subject: Industrial economics and management
Research interests: Applied language technology, statistical modelling, machine learning, systemic functional grammar, organisational theory
PhD completed: 2011
Johan Fröberg
Subject: Physical Chemistry
Research interests: Surface chemistry, intermolecular forces, solid/liquid interface, protein adsorption
PhD completed: 1998
Patrik Granholm
Subject: Greek
Research interests: Greek, Latin, medieval manuscripts, cataloguing, digitalisation, digital humanities, TEI, IIIF
PhD completed: 2012
Chris Haffenden
Subject: History of science and ideas
Research interests: Modern intellectual history, cultural memory, history of celebrity culture
PhD completed: 2018
Robin Kurtz
Subject: Computer and information science
Research interests: Language technology, dependency parsing, machine learning, algorithems
PhD completed: 2020
Ylva Sommerland
Subject: History of art and visual studies
Research interests: Metadata, visualisations, national bibliographies, queer theory within history of art and visual studies, comics
PhD completed: 2012
Wolfgang Undorf
Subject: Book history
Research interests: Book history, music, history, collections of older historical print, special collections, German, Latin, reading historical handwriting and print styles
PhD completed: 2012
Leonora Vesterbacka Olsson
Subject: Physics
Research interests: Particle physics, machine learning, high performance computing
PhD completed: 2019
Patrik Åström
Subject: Nordic languages
Research interests: Old Swedish manuscripts, medieval and early modern codicology, paleography
PhD completed: 2003